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nativ wrote:Is this any good?
Are there any library files available for it?
Thanks for any tips!
Ashley
nativ wrote:Which is the most portable and atari freindly version of C available?
Mega Max?
Hisoft C?
Lattice C?
any others? Gnu C??
Regards
Ashley
nativ wrote:Which is the most portable and atari freindly version of C available?
Mega Max?
Hisoft C?
Lattice C?
any others? Gnu C??
nativ wrote:Which is the most portable and atari freindly version of C available?
Mega Max?
Hisoft C?
Lattice C?
any others? Gnu C??
Regards
Ashley
Frank B wrote:Lattice is quite nice. There's also vbcc which is being actively maintained. Some people swear by Pure C but I've never used it.
Desty wrote:Henk Robbers' ANSI version of Sozobon C looks pretty interesting - haven't gotten round to testing this yet but soon.... also, looks like it was updated yesterday!
nativ wrote:Are there and where are the libraries? I know of paradise and Resivoir Gods.
Thanks
rcamp48 wrote:If you have the original and the manuals , how do I run it ??? I am trying to recompile the source code for ST Diagnostics after removing the protection...Russ
Or would you recommend something else for DE-compiling and recompiling of the source code from the program file?
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