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#28753From: Charlie HeathAug 3, 1986 3:06 PM
Code produced by Manx is generally 20% to 50% smaller, and may run faster. Manx supports inline assembler. Manx runs about twice as fast for development cycle. However, both Manx and Lattice are in the process of doing major revisions ; either is satisfactory for use now and should be better soon. Regarding BCPL compilers, Metacomco has hinted they may release BCPL compiler sometime. Wish they'd get the stuff they're alreadt selling working first…
#28785From: steve polingAug 3, 1986 8:18 PM
i think you'll be able to find a BCPL compiler in one of those sleazy magazines which specialize in chains and leather and kinky sex toys. <hurt me, I love it when you talk BCPL> <GRINNING FROM EAR TO EAR> sdp
#28785From: steve polingAug 3, 1986 8:18 PM
i think you'll be able to find a BCPL compiler in one of those sleazy magazines which specialize in chains and leather and kinky sex toys. <hurt me, I love it when you talk BCPL> <GRINNING FROM EAR TO EAR> sdp