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Re: Weeding out unwanted include files kendall@pot.East.Sun.COM (1994-09-17) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
From: | kendall@pot.East.Sun.COM (Sam Kendall - Sun Microsystems Labs BOS) |
Keywords: | C, tools |
Organization: | Sun Microsystems Laboratories BOS |
Date: | Sat, 17 Sep 1994 05:19:17 GMT |
Some time ago I posted
> I think CIA (the C tool) has been used on multi-million-line programs.
> Too bad AT&T never made it a product.
Someone kindly pointed out to me that they did make it into a product.
CIA, and some other C language tools, are available from AT&T Software
Solutions. I called them up (800 462-8146 or 908 580-6444) and got some
marketing materials. It doesn't look like a big marketing push--and I
am suspicious of small marketing efforts from big companies--but the
tools do seem to be available.
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Sam Kendall
Sun Microsystems Laboratories BOS
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