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#35584From: tom spyrisonJun 25, 1993 1:57 PM
Is SAS/C like C++? What is the difference? Tom Spyrison Toast Inside
#35587From: Vic WagnerJun 25, 1993 4:56 PM
SAS is one of the commercial providers of C for the Amiga.
#35590From: Troy BarlowJun 25, 1993 6:39 PM
SAS is a commercial C compiler for the Amiga. It don't support C++ though. It used to be Lattice C for the Amiga, and they had a Lattice C++ compiler. I think they still sell the C++ compiler, but it might not be the latest C++ specification.
#35673From: Doug WalkerJul 1, 1993 8:20 AM
Lattice C++ is a completely seperate product, and I wouldn't recommend that anyone buy it. It's out of date (five years old and never updated), it's buggy, and it has no support. SAS Institute will be coming out with its own C++ system this fall. It will be an upgrade to the existing Version 6 product. –Doug