Scott.Maxwell@bbs.oit.unc.edu (Scott Maxwell) (06/29/91)
I'm seriously thinking about buying SAS/C (just got a new credit card),
but I wondered if y'all might answer a couple of questions for me first.
1. How well does it work on a two-floppy (no HD, obviously) system? I'm
not expecting blazing performance or anything, but I'd like not to have to
switch disks in the middle; I'd also like not to have to switch disks to
run, say, the optimizer or the debugger. However, it's all right with me if
I have to set up a disk for each separate project I'm working on. (Can't
be _that_ much work ... uh ... can it?)
2. I see it selling for ~$200, but I know there's an educational
discount (or was, when it was Lattice C). How much (roughly) should I expect
to pay at educational pricing, and what sort of proof does SAS require?
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