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Terry Lambert wrote:
> I'm pretty sure Weber had cfront 1.0 as part of the source
> license contract, but that may have been 1988 as well (the
> 2.0 came out in October of 1988).
> 
> But all this was well after I left College to work, and only
> hung out there.

Aha.  The cfront translater was available before Glockenspiel
ported it to the PC in 1986.

So my memory of my first exposure to C++ being 16 years ago
could still be correct... barely.

Nice to know I'm not totally losing my mind... ;^).

-- Terry

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