Author: Frank Phillips
Date: 01:42:53 09/08/03
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On September 07, 2003 at 16:49:44, Bo Persson wrote: >On September 07, 2003 at 05:24:12, Frank Phillips wrote: > >>On September 07, 2003 at 00:34:31, Eugene Nalimov wrote: >> >>>On September 06, 2003 at 12:26:09, Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz wrote: >>> >>>>>Visual C (starting from 7.0) can compile whole program (link-time code >>>>>generation, /GL switch). Then compiler knows that global variable is not >>>>>address-taken, so it cannot alias indirect memory store. >>>>> >>>>>Thanks, >>>>>Eugene >>>> >>>>Do you know any web page that sells this version? >>>> >>>>Thanks >>> >>>I am not selling it, I am writing it :-) >>> >>>I suspect you can look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/howtobuy/ >>> >>>Thanks, >>>Eugene >> >> >>$1000 >> >>I have four machines. Would I need to buy one for each (plus four different >>copies of Windows to run it on)? > >No, the compiler license is per developer. It allows you to install it on all >your machines, if you are the sole user. > >You would have to buy four Windows though. :-) > >> >>The machines cost less than this. >> >>Obviously your great work is not for the hobby chess programming junkie :-( > >The entry fee is perhaps a bit steep, but once you're in the upgrades are much >less. Those who had the 2002 version, got the 2003 upgrade for $29 (twenty >nine). > >The version before that (v6.0) was released in 1998, and its 5 service packs >were free. > > >> >>Frank > > >Bo Persson >hobby chess programming junkie That not too bad, but the $1000 entry fee is high. You guys are obviously rich and dedicated - or not married :-) Frank The Windows thing stinks however, although I am equally put off by the MS control freak approach to what were laughably once called their customers.
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