Wed 2003-06-18 15:28, Bill Birrell (2:25/200) wrote to Neil Heller:

 BB> That's not too much of a problem as the laptop has 20 GB, and the 
 BB> entire visual studio on it, so I can run it over the network. I
 BB> lost the V 10.0 C compiler when I changed computers.

V10.0C sounds like Watcom?  If so you can freely download Watcom 11 from
http://www.openwatcom.org/ .

 BB> I could get GCC for Windows but it would be quicker and probaly 
 BB> better to grab a copy of Linux which has its own environment and 
 BB> compiler.

Cygwin is worth a look if you don't have the time/inclination to install
Linux but still want to learn how to develop in a UNIX environment.  In
most cases it provides enough of a compatibility layer on top of Windows
for people (and many UNIX configure scripts and makefiles) to think you're
running UNIX natively.  There is even a free X Windows server available. 
http://www.cygwin.com/

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