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*Ray Duncan: ''SLR's OPTLINK: A Fleeter Linker'' PC Magazine 1990-10-30 | *Barry Simon: ''OPTASM Blazes Past MASM's Compiling Performance'' - PC Magazine 1988-04-12 | ||
*Ray Duncan: ''SLR's OPTLINK: A Fleeter Linker'' - PC Magazine 1990-10-30 | |||
[[Category:Defunct companies]] | [[Category:Defunct companies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:47, 13 May 2023
SLR Systems, Inc. (Butler, PA) was acquired by Symantec in February 1994.
Products
- OPTASM - assembler
- OPTDEBUG - source level debugger
- OPTLIB/2 - object module librarian
- OPTLINK/Compress 2.50
- OPTLINK/Segmented 2.31 (1990)
- OPTLINK/Segmented 2.60 (1992)
- OPTLINK 3.0 Segmented (DOS, OS/2)
- OPTLINK 3.0 for Windows
- OPTLINK 4.0 for Windows
- OPTLINK 5.0 for Windows
- OPTLINK 5.1 for Windows - support for Borland C++ 4.0, Microsoft Visual C++ v1.5, Symantec C++ 6.1
Links
- Barry Simon: OPTASM Blazes Past MASM's Compiling Performance - PC Magazine 1988-04-12
- Ray Duncan: SLR's OPTLINK: A Fleeter Linker - PC Magazine 1990-10-30