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BM2 ANNOUNCEMENT!

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#117789From: Leon FrenkelApr 7, 1988 2:34 AM
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Avant-Garde Software the developer and publisher of Benchmark Modula-2 is offering an upgrade for users who purchased the BETA version from Oxxi, Inc. before March 1, 1988. The prices for the upgrades are: $99 Benchmark Modula-2 $49 Simplified Amiga Library $49 IFF and Image Resource Library $49 "C" Language Library One or more of the above items may be upgraded. The prices include shipping inside the U.S. For CANADA add $10 to cover shipping. Outside North America call for shipping cost. A few of the advantages of upgrading: * Latest version of software (new features and no bugs) * New and improved documentation * Full technical support from the product's developer * Compatibility with upcomming add-on products * Upgrade path for upcoming enhancements and new versions of OS To take advantage of the offer send the following items: * Original purchase receipt (keep a photocopy for yourself) * A money order or certified check (personal checks are OK) * Address and telephone number Send the above items to: Attn: BETA Upgrade Offer Avant-Garde Software 2213 Woodburn Plano, Texas 75075 USA The offer is open until May 1, 1988. Upgrades will be shipped sometime in May and will be processed in the order received. Avant-Garde Software (214)-964-0260 (CST)
#117857From: John FoustApr 7, 1988 4:16 PM
What is the C Library?
#117895From: Leon FrenkelApr 7, 1988 10:48 PM
The "C" Language Library is a set of modules which emulate all of the functions in the standard "C" library. i.e. printf,scanf… Essentially all of the routines that come with most "C" compilers this can be useful when porting code or when switch from "C" to M2.
#117895From: Leon FrenkelApr 7, 1988 10:48 PM
The "C" Language Library is a set of modules which emulate all of the functions in the standard "C" library. i.e. printf,scanf… Essentially all of the routines that come with most "C" compilers this can be useful when porting code or when switch from "C" to M2.
#117857From: John FoustApr 7, 1988 4:16 PM
What is the C Library?