-=> Quoting Jamie Kowinsky to All <=-
 JK> Looking for a C++ compiler that is up to date yet still can compile
 JK> for DOS,  Any suugestions?  I was told Bordland C++ v5 would be good,
 JK> but I was also told it was rather horrible for DOS.   
What's wrong with Borland C++ Win 4.5 - its FREE...  Let me know if you want
a copy - it came on a cover CD a while back.  Full version, gives you DOS,
Win-16 and Win-32 capabilities.  Comes with a load of examples, and works
VERY fast on my machine - probably would on yours...  I'd need the CD back
tho'...
 JK> I also run Win95 (sigh) so if it requires 95 thats ok, as long as it
 JK> can compiler stand alone DOS stuff. 
 Doesn't require it, but has no problems with it.  Well I mean everybody has
 problems with Win'95, but hey - this one doesn't complain...
See ya,
Neil
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