pwb@mrj.com (Peter W. Brewer) (05/10/91)
Well, I pulled down the libraries off of interviews, and the binaries out of bin. Well, Saber C++ is definitely NOT C++ v2.1!! I am unhappy with the fact that I don't have the AT&T 2.1 translator. (Could someone direct me to a phone # and price list for the 2.1 Translator?) So, does anyone know how long until a g++ version of InterViews 3.0 will be available? I guess this will be when g++ 2.0 comes out? Peter Brewer pwb%mrj.com@uunet.uu.net
pwb@mrj.com (Peter W. Brewer) (05/10/91)
>They do not seem to care whether you have a license, or are just doing and We have several Saber 'seats' we do not yet have Saber C++. I will see about getting the bug fixes from Saber. >the SUN C compiler generating internal compiler errors. That is not yes it is. they should have a switch which would allow you to change compilers. e.g. gcc is usually better than the average Sun C compiler even without -pic. The translator shell script CC and InterViews CC C program allow you to mix and match compilers, C pre processors etc. Saber should allow the same flexibility given all of the problems. I have actually had to compile things using both gcc and cc many times while using the AT&T translator. I kind of got used to it and since it seemed easy to fix if I had a problem I never complained. Peter