Lattice vs. Manx
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Lattice, hands down.
Ben
Amateur Radio Callsign is A A 7 A S
Your attitude on this Aztec vs. Lattice thread is un-believable! Just what
is the point anyways? I have used both Lattice and Aztec and they are fine
compilers, and the Amiga is better for both of them. If it wasn't for Aztec
you would still be using Amiga C 1.0 (competition you know). If it werent
for Lattice I probably would be still programming in FORTRAN. Both of these
compilers have features that the other doesn't, and having written the same
program using both compilers I would have to say it's a trade-off.
Your religious fanaticism about in-line assembly code is something I have
ONLY heard from people who own a compiler that is not capable of it. You
should see the library source for TC (all in-line assembly). The fact is
that whenever fanaticism enters into technical discussions (or religion)
that no one is the better for it.
Also saying that (paraphrasing) only lazy and/or stupid programmers use
in-line assembly is hardly worth commenting on. That is like saying
something like "Only idiots program in COBOL", it just doesn't do anyone
any good to make statements like that.
I think you had better tone down your attacks and at least appear to be
somewhat reasonable or you find yourself in the situation where everyone
just ignores your messages.
Robert W. Albrecht