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Article 821 of comp.sys.ibm.pc.programmer:
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>From: zmact61@doc.ic.ac.uk (D Spinellis)
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Subject: Re: .RTLINK
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Date: 27 Apr 90 18:07:42 GMT
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In article <1020@s3.ireq.hydro.qc.ca> robert@ireq.hydro.qc.ca () writes:
>
>	I read a few ad's in magazine about a product called .RTLINK
>This product is supposed to be a lot better then MS-LINK and TLINK.
>I intend to use that product with QuickBasic 4.5. Anyone on the 
>net have ever heard of that product and know if it works with 
>QuickBasic?
A company I do consulting for, bought .RRTLINK+.  It has free form syntax,
better than the one used by MS-LINK.  It allows you to have more than
one overlay area and you can also have external dynamically linked
libraries, thus saving space if you are distributing a number of
executables using the same libraries.  Problem is it crashed on big
QuickBasic 6.0 programs.  It linked my own C code, but when that grew
big it started complaining and producing executables that would crash.
It is supposed to support Quick Basic and from the manual they seem to
have a very good support scheme (no great use from Europe thought).

Diomidis
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