Subject: Re: 'C'  for apple 2's??
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There are really just 2 C languages available. HyperC is the most common on the
'net. The other (and I think BEST) Aztec C is available on a few sites. It does
not have the documentation available like Hyper C though. If you want, I could
send you a copy of Aztec which I put together. It has aliases, man and some
other stuff. This system is similiar to a Unix environment. It supports
environment variables, piping, has the (few) extra applications available
online.

Send email to BluPhoenyx@aol.com.

Hope that helps. BTW if you decide on hyper C try the OPIX shell, you still
don't get environment variables, but it has an output pipe and is compatable
with all apples, even the IIgs.
Seems Hyper C has a BRK conflict with the GS.