Darin McBride wrote in a message to Steffen Offermann:

 SO> Well, of course it does work, but if you intend to use C++ rather
 SO> than C and if you write large pieces of code, I would not call 
 SO> that "run" but rather "creep". For C++
development I would not 
 SO> recommend less than a 486/100 (better a Pentium/133) and at least 
 SO> 20 MB of RAM.

 DM> I don't know what YOU'RE doing, but I _only_ do C++ development,
 DM> and my dx2/66 has always been more than adequate for EMX in this
 DM> situation. 

As I mentioned before: The CPU is less important than the amount of
memory available. A 486/66 equipped with 32 MB of RAM will certainly 
do a better job than a P90 with 16 MB.

I don't know how big your programs are and how much of C++ you use, 
but for large projects RAM is very important. 

Ever tried to compile and link YACL with emx?

Tschuess,
  Steffen 
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