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a bit o.T. but maybe relevant for the viewpoint on this question. i've used turbo C in the 80ties - afaik the system was very similar to the turbo Pascal envir
by t312227 4y ago
a bit o.T. but maybe relevant for the viewpoint on this question.
i've used turbo C in the 80ties - afaik the system was very similar to the turbo Pascal environment:
it was an early form of an IDE ... imho. this was THE outstanding feature of all this turbo $LANG environments by borland.
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borland_Turbo_C https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borland_Turbo_C
just as an example: in the late 80ties i used it on an atari 1040STF - it had as the name suggests 1 MB (!) of RAM w/o a HDD (!) ... i was a teenie back then & HDDs where prohibitively expensive.
i copied the whole turbo C environment during the system-startup from a floppy-disc into a (dynamic) RAM disc - about 700 kB - and worked with the rest of the available RAM :)