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From: Wattie@ibm.net (Andy Watson)
Subject: Re: which compiler currently most closely follows the C++draft standard?
Date: 1997/07/02
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Change the using to licensing.

On Tue, 1 Jly 1997 13:53:43, Wattie@ibm.net (Andy Watson) wrote:

> I'm told that the new release of IBMs Visual Age C++ V4.0 for NT and
> OS/2 will be using [licensing] the Dinkumware C++ compiler. This is supposed
> to be as ANSI compatible as you can get.

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      Andy Watson
 Software Engineer

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