#Announcing Symantec C++
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SYMANTEC ANNOUNCES SYMANTEC C++
Three New Development Tools Allow Programmers to Visually and
Rapidly Generate Superior Object-Oriented Code
SYMANTEC C++ PROFESSIONAL 6.0 KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS OVERVIEW
o Breakthrough integrated debugging and development environment (IDDE), for
complete DOS, Windows, and Win32s support
o Contains Visual Programmer for MFC, developed by Blue Sky Software
o Contains Microsoft Foundation Class Libraries (MFC) 2.0
o High performance 16- and 32-bit compiler, including full Win32s support
o Support for team programming
o Enhanced version of OPTLINK included allowing developers to link
applications faster
CUPERTINO, Calif. — August 16, 1993 — Symantec Corporation
(NASDAQ: SYMC) today announced Symantec C++ 6.0, a new
development system that enables C and C++ developers to create
highly optimized 16- and 32-bit^O
Oh, wonderful – exactly six weeks since I plunked down $1000 for the Metaware /
Pharlap system, and two weeks past my 30-day money-back guarantee. 🙂
Are there more details on the 32-bit DOS extender that's part of the package?
Like whose is it, and what is it compatible with?
I was under the impression that this forum is for the MAC Symantec C++.
Shouldn't this (and the other similar messages) be in the Zortech C++ areas?
Isn't that where the people who would be interested in this look for this?
<Happiness is avoiding MicroSoft, which is easy on a MAC!>
John,
Symantec C++ 6.0 is compatible with the following DOS 386 extenders:
Pharlap's 386 extender
The same DosX extender that ships with Zortech
Everything needed to compile, link and distribute programs with the DosX
extender is included with the package. I don't know what the "official" word on
which versions of Pharlap we work with but I did extensive work with the latest
version of Pharlap (5.1).
-Richard Sadowsky
Symantec Corporation