Re: "Portable" C compilers?

nick_keighley_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
CBFalconer <cbfalco...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Albert wrote:

[...] BTW, I've just found out
that Code::Blocks has been installed which has GCC and makes
creating and compiling single source files a lot easier than
Borland C++ Builder Version 6 (year 2002) Professional
(Unregistered).

Anything that has anything called "Code::Blocks" is not C, and is
thus off topic here. It may be C++, which has its own newsgroup.
C++ is a different language.

this from the man who's spent multiple posts explaining the
security features of DOS...

You do seem incapable of following a discussion. The point is that
CLI interfaces can be perfectly safe, and I even referred to an
illustration that does it. Since it was in another language
(assembly) and for a rare OS today (CP/M) I refrained from any
details, but announced where they could be found.

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