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Latest revision as of 13:23, 19 October 2018
This was the last version of QuickC for MS-DOS. It was a real mode only compiler set. QuickC included a basic IDE, and was also included in the 'professional' C compiler product. QuickC 2.5 was on par with Microsoft C 6.0.
The command line compiler was invoked via qcl
