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>> Hi. Could someone please tell me what the newest version of the SASC C >>compiler is and if they still make their compiler for the Amiga? The last version from SAS is 6.50. I believe they still sell it but they have no plans for releasing newer versions. >>…
Greg, >… As well (and you didn't say this wasn't either, but I'd like your >thoughts on it) one _can_ take an OO approach in C. In addition, some of >this has nothing to do with OO at al. Yes, OO technics can be employed in C and they have…
Greg, >>So I was not saying that C++ results in slower code than C because its >>C++, but because I have a better tool (C++) to aproach problems. >I don't understand. As an example, suppose the problem is to write a program that runs on my Unix box, and is…
Doug, > SAS/C++ is *not* a port of cfront 2.1. It is a C++ translator >developed from scratch in-house at SAS Institute. Hmmm, I did not know that it was developed from scratch!. > Even if SAS/C++ is not as efficient as SAS/C, that won't prove >anything about the C++…
Greg, Hi :-). Your late response to my message took my response completley out of context. In my message, I was describing 'politely' how C++ is NOT BASIC and performance degradation is not even an issue in my case. So when I said "I can see how C++ in general…
You have done an excelent job :-). Thanks for the info. Hani
>Try as I might, I'm still no fan of C++, either. And I recently saw a >news item that computer guru Ed Yourdon has been more vocal against it, >too. Demand for it has leveled off. > >I think one big drain in C++ is the malloc/free library in most…
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Thanks for the info Theo, I wonder how I can get more information on Maxon. Do you have a phone number or email address I can use? Thanks, Hani
SAS's current C++ implementation is based on cfront 2.1. The next version can offer more C++ support like templates and exception handling. Also, how about a graphical Intuition designer with some code generation built in. I know there are some shareware (or freeware) programs out there but it would be…
Mark, My name is Hani not Hami :-). I guess you have a good point about the movies (watching movies on multiplayers), but the only thing left is to convince everyone to get rid of their VCRs, or buy the multiplayer as an additional (superior) VCR. That will take a…
Bob and Mark, Sorry to cut in on this thread, but I thought I'll give you my opinion as a user or a potential (or not) buyer of these products. I do not think using a CDTV/CD-32/CD-I/3DO/Jaguar/.. (lets call this a CD BOX), to browse Grolier Enc., or get my…
Thanks….. Hani.
Sounds execlent. Is UEdit in libs somewhere?. I'll look for it. If not where can I get it from. Thanks Hani Yakan, 73657,3025
Thanks, I'll look for it…. Hani
VI Editor
Message #24607
Hello, I'm searching for the closeset vi emulator on the Amiga and hearded some ramblings on it being in the libraries… Please could you let me know where I can find one. Thanks.
AmigaAttack
Message #9417
Hello, I am Hani Yakan, a new member and I am defending the AMIGA at the ADesk forum. The attack started when the question was raised "How come there's no AUTOCAD for the AMIGA ?" Now I am at the point of defending it's video making ability !!! "The AMIGA…