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* [//books.google.com/books?id=X4152M1DLygC&pg=PA396 A review of TopSpeed C/C++ v3.02] - PC Magazine (Jul 1992) | * [//books.google.com/books?id=X4152M1DLygC&pg=PA396 A review of TopSpeed C/C++ v3.02] - PC Magazine (Jul 1992) | ||
* [//books.google.com/books?id=L2RD68Gg2sMC&pg=PA197 A review of TopSpeed C++ 3.1] - PC Magazine (1994) | * [//books.google.com/books?id=L2RD68Gg2sMC&pg=PA197 A review of TopSpeed C++ 3.1] - PC Magazine (Mar 1994) | ||
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Revision as of 19:05, 21 March 2023
A C++ development system for 16 bit OS/2, Windows and DOS code, can be run natively or by cross compiling from DOS, can also be used to develop for the PSION series 3 if used in conjunction with the PSION s3 SDK. System now owned by Soft Velocity who use it as a utility development system for their Clarion database product and an OS/2 compatible product is no longer being offered. Originally a development of the TopSpeed Modula-2 package and shares the same environment and back-end.
The TopSpeed C++ compiler came out considerably later than the Pascal, Modula-2 and C compilers from the same company. The later versions are a distinct improvement in particular the 3.10v although by now completely outdated and only really usable for DOS development in general and in the case of OS/2 for text mode development.
Version
- 3.02 (1992)
- 3.10
Prerequisites
- For Windows 3.x or Win-OS/2 programming the TopSpeed TechKit is required, but the tools from it integrate into the TopSpeed environment.
- Although you can develop OS/2 Presentation Manager applications without the OS/2 SDK, it is highly recommended that you use it since the PM support of TopSpeed C++ is rather weak in the parts were tools from the SDK already existed.
- DOS 3.0 or later and/or OS/2 1.3 or later.
License
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Publications
- Articles
- A review of TopSpeed C/C++ v3.02 - PC Magazine (Jul 1992)
- A review of TopSpeed C++ 3.1 - PC Magazine (Mar 1994)