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Where could I get Sun's CC compiler?

Where could I get Sun's CC compiler?

Post by Joona I Palast » Tue, 17 Aug 1999 04:00:00



I would want some sort of trial version of Sun's CC (SPARC) compiler.
However, Sun's webpage only seems to have it as part of the Visual
Workshop C++ trial version, which is 280 MB in size. Downloading 280 MB
would cost me far too much, so I'm looking for a trial version of just
the compiler, without any Visual extras, that should be at most 20 MB
in size. Is there one available anywhere?

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Where could I get Sun's CC compiler?

Post by EXCHANGE:HAL02:HQ » Tue, 17 Aug 1999 04:00:00



> I would want some sort of trial version of Sun's CC (SPARC) compiler.
> However, Sun's webpage only seems to have it as part of the Visual
> Workshop C++ trial version, which is 280 MB in size. Downloading 280 MB
> would cost me far too much, so I'm looking for a trial version of just
> the compiler, without any Visual extras, that should be at most 20 MB
> in size. Is there one available anywhere?

Try you local Sun rep, if they still give away the CDs with Solaris server

packs, you my be able to get hold of an evaluation CD for free.

    Ian

 
 
 
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Where could I get Sun's CC compiler?

Post by Gerald Kel » Wed, 18 Aug 1999 04:00:00


You could sign up for Sun's Developer program. It doesn't cost
anything and they'll send you the Workshop trial version on CD
http://www.sun.com/developer

Quote:>I would want some sort of trial version of Sun's CC (SPARC) compiler.
>However, Sun's webpage only seems to have it as part of the Visual
>Workshop C++ trial version, which is 280 MB in size. Downloading 280 MB
>would cost me far too much, so I'm looking for a trial version of just
>the compiler, without any Visual extras, that should be at most 20 MB
>in size. Is there one available anywhere?

 
 
 
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Where could I get Sun's CC compiler?

Post by Joona I Palast » Wed, 18 Aug 1999 04:00:00



: You could sign up for Sun's Developer program. It doesn't cost
: anything and they'll send you the Workshop trial version on CD
: http://www.sun.com/developer

Will they send me one automatically, or do I have to order it? If I do,
then how? Will I have to pay shipping? How long are the delivery times?


: >I would want some sort of trial version of Sun's CC (SPARC) compiler.
: >However, Sun's webpage only seems to have it as part of the Visual
: >Workshop C++ trial version, which is 280 MB in size. Downloading 280 MB
: >would cost me far too much, so I'm looking for a trial version of just
: >the compiler, without any Visual extras, that should be at most 20 MB
: >in size. Is there one available anywhere?

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of
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is
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symbols
visible?

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