Hi Stephane,

-=> On 13 Aug 96  13:22:36 Stephane Bessette said to Mike Restivo <=-

 SB> When companies present requirements, they take into account
 SB> that you must use the OS in order to use their product.  In the case
 SB> of VisualAge, you need (revised numbers) 24 megs to run OS/2 and
 SB> VisualAge C, and 32 megs to run OS/2 and VisualAge C++ and the
 SB> accompanying C++ tools.  Of course, you could use VisualAge with less
 SB> than 24-32 megs, but then VisualAge would no longer run, it might only
 SB> walk 

I can confirm that you CAN compile programs with VAC++ 3.01 on an 8MB 486,
but crawl is nearer the mark.  C++ does compile eventually, but the visual
tools don't work. (However, I couldn't get them to work on 24MB machine
either.)

However, I used to use a 8080 to compile from paper tape, so if the linker
output has the same date as the source program, I'm impressed :-)

Andrew

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