Posted by John L Meyer on 1999-06-30
Actually, there are tons of free compilers out there. http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/ and http://bloodshed.nu are two of the most popular. John Meyer USC Today Webmaster e-mail: jlmeyer@xxx.xxx "If Bill Gates had a nickel for every time Windows crashed... Oh wait, he does!" ----- Original Message ----- From: Fox <sfox@xxxxxxxx.xxx> To: <john_meyer@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 10:00 PM Subject: Re: c compilar > > Hi.Who can tell me url where i can download compilar. > > You might be able to download trail versions at: > > www.microsoft.com > > or > > www.borland.com > > but I doubt it. Compilers aren't cheap, and are REALLLLLLY huge > things to download so that would take days to complete(no > exageration)! The average compiler runs at around 500Mb, and > anywhere from $70 - $2,500. You must buy a compiler from a > store(either online or regular), or see if you can find a trial > edition somewhere. > > Many books come with those trial versions. "Visual C++ in 12 Easy > Lessons" by Greg Perry and Ian Spencer, is one that comes with a > Microsoft 1.0 compiler. Cost: about $40 for that book and compiler. > ____________________________________ > Signed: "Fox" sfox@xxxxxxxx.xxx > > Unbeknownst to most people, the Hertz is the unit > of measurement of how much faster, and smarter, > the computer is compared to you. > ____________________________________ > > Sponsored by Wrox Press - www.wrox.com. Programmer to Programmer (TM) >
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