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#Getting 2.1 Header Files

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#47204From: Greg Comeau@Comeau CmptgJun 14, 1995 8:06 AM
If you are looking for C++ on the Amiga, you should also consider Comeau C++.
#47211From: matthew straneyJun 15, 1995 3:03 AM
Hi, I think I asked before but here goes again. Do you support templates and exception? is it ansi 3.0 compatable-ish? and what is the price? this is more for a friend of mine, he is very interested but he lost his Inet account at the local cyclotron before he got a chance to E-mail you.
#47216From: Greg Comeau@Comeau CmptgJun 15, 1995 10:57 AM
>Do you support templates Comeau C++ was the first C++ to support templates (on any platform) >and exception? Not currently. >is it ansi 3.0 compatable-ish? Literally. Comeau C++ is based upon cfront 3.0.x, and this is the target the ANSI committee used, and is still the de facto standard even though ANSI has tweaked the language. > and what is the price? $250 within the US. We generate C as our object code and expect a C compiler for native code generation (SAS and Aztec is good, Dice support is still not "official" even though some functionality exists out of the box (the real issue is the header files). >this is more for a friend of mine, he is very interested but he lost his >Inet account at the local cyclotron before he got a chance to E-mail you. Oh, the "local" cyclotron. We use that to microwave lunch around here 😉