Or, you could try a C compiler that is 99% compaticle with MSVC.
LCC-Win32 (www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32)
Then all you have to do is download the latest CVS snapshot from
ftp.circlemud.org, which will have my code additions for compiling Circle
with LCC, and you are ready to go.
In your message you wrote:
>> Hi there. I was wondering if anyone knew the whereabouts of a free
Windows32
>> C/C++ compiler, like MS Visual C except free :) That is, if one exists.
I'm
>> not looking for DJGPP or gcc that runs under windows, however. If anyone
knows
>> a program like the one stated could ya gimme a yell? Thanks...
>
>Pacific C/C++ --- that'll do the job.
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