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C++ availibility

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#34372From: Matthew DodwellApr 22, 1993 2:13 AM
Does anyone know of any good C++ compiliers out there. I only know of the Lattice version and hear that this is to be discontinued. Is there an Email address for Lattice so that I can query this with them or is any company producing C++. Thanks Matt AP from NZ
#34399From: Vic WagnerApr 23, 1993 3:31 PM
Commeau Computing makes a C++ for the Amiga. We have it. We're still learining it.
#34410From: Matthew DodwellApr 24, 1993 6:19 AM
Great – how much is it and how can I get a copy. Are there any details on CIS about it like class library support etc. Thanks Matt AP from NZ
#34450From: Vic WagnerApr 25, 1993 3:18 PM
Perhaps Greg will step in here and give you the information. We ordered it directly from Commeau Computing (I don't have their address handy)
#34496From: Greg Comeau@Comeau CmptgApr 27, 1993 10:35 PM
>how much… how can I get a copy The AmigaDOS port of Comeau C++ 3.0b With Templates is US$250. You get a license directly from Comeau Computing. >Are there any details on CIS about it like class library support etc You mean like in a LIB? No, not at the moment. Perhaps this might be helpful: Answers to common questions about Comeau C++ 3.0b With Templates for AmigaDOS: * Debugging: The SAS/C *6.0* CPR now functions with Comeau C++'d executables. Manx SDB has all along. * Pricing: Comeau C++ 3.0 With Templates for AmigaDOS, MS-DOS, and UNIX 386/486 (and Atari, OS/2, and COHERENT 4.0 ports when they become available) based machines costs US$250 per license. Please contact us for pricing on our other ports. International shipping is $US60 and is *strictly* a pass along of the charge that the shipper charges us (in fact we pay more than $60). * Regarding payment and ordering: If you mail payment, it *MUST* be in US dollars drawn from a US bank (Thomas Cooke, VISA, or American Express Traveller's cheques are perfect). Conversely, if you have a credit card (we accept all major cards except American Express), you can go that route in which case we'd recommend that you fax us a signed order if possible. No matter what the case, we need your full name, address, postal code, room numbers, etc, your full telephone number (customs will hold up the shipment if it doesn't have it, and if domestic, we want it anyway), and if you're paying by credit card, the full name, card number, and expiration date on the card. Further, we need to HAVE YOU STATE the product and shipping prices and your agreement to them in your order. * Regarding upgrades: a) A SAS/C 6.0 patch is available and is a free upgrade. It is called Comeau C++ 3.0b. b) Comeau C++ 3.0.1 is also being prepared. This will be a free upgrade as well. c) There will be a US$30 international shipping charge if next day air shipping is wanted on upgrades. The converse is that it does not go air, and that it might take weeks even under the best of circumstances. And as above: the $30 will be strictly a pass along of the charge that the shipper charges us. * Regarding requirements: Comeau C++ works with AmigaDOS 1.x and 2.x's. It is expected that you have 2M of RAM and a hard drive (Comeau C++ uses about 1M of your hard disk). Comeau C++ does require that you have a version of rexx (comes with AmigaDOS 2.0), and a C compiler (currently those officially supported are: SAS/C 5.10a and above (including SAS/C 6.0), or Manx Aztec C 5.0d and above (others are in progress). All functionality is 100% transparent if these requirements are met. * How to Contact us: Our Usenet .signature is below and says it all re contacting us. In general, you are almost always better of contacting us electronically, even if ordering, and especially for technical support. – Greg —- Comeau Computing, 91-34 120th Street, Richmond Hill, NY, 11418-3214 Producers of Comeau C++ 3.0 With Templates Here:attmail.com!csanta!comeau / BIX:comeau / CIS:72331,3421 Voice:718-945-0009 / Fax:718-441-2310 / Prodigy: tshp50a / WELL: comeau Have a question about something above? Ask it. Have a question that was not answered above? Ask it too.
#34457From: Wayne ColeApr 26, 1993 2:21 AM
There werre some gguys at NAB that were looking for someone to convert there Mac/DOS interface to an animation saver/player box (SCSI and RS232 involved in it) to Amiga. I gave them your name. They are from Irvine. Hope you don't mind. In case you want to call them, it is Fast Forward Video, 18200C West McDurmott, Irvine, 92714 FAX 714-852-1226 Voice 714-852-8404. Subject is the Bandit Digital Video peripheral.