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 that
 SO> "run" but rather "creep". For C++ development I
would not recommend
 SO> less than a 486/100 (better a Pentium/133) and at least 20 MB of RAM.

I don't know what YOU'RE doing, but I _only_ do C++ development, and my
dx2/66 has always been more than adequate for EMX in this situation.  It
often outperformed the P90 (32MB) that I had at work that ran MSVC (under
NT, mind you).

The first compile would be slow, but I had emxload keeping the compiler in
memory and the next compile would be much faster.  (MSVC was always in
memory!)


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