eric@parallel.uucp (Eric Griswold) (02/26/85)
In the March '85 Byte there is mention of a programming language that
is C-like and runs on the Atari called 'Action!'. Unfortunately, it
never mentioned who markets it. Does anyone in net-land know where I
could find it?
Eric Griswold
{sun, pesnta}!parallel!ericjeepcj2a@fluke.UUCP (Dale Chaudiere) (02/27/85)
> In the March '85 Byte there is mention of a programming language that > is C-like and runs on the Atari called 'Action!'. Unfortunately, it > never mentioned who markets it. Does anyone in net-land know where I > could find it? > > Eric Griswold > {sun, pesnta}!parallel!eric My system could not find the sender, so I'm posting a followup. OSS (Optimized Software Systems) in California makes it. Also get their DOS-XL for the ATARI. These are the same guys that wrote ATARI BASIC.
jerem@tekgvs.UUCP (Jere Marrs) (03/03/85)
> > In the March '85 Byte there is mention of a programming language that > > is C-like and runs on the Atari called 'Action!'. Unfortunately, it > > never mentioned who markets it. Does anyone in net-land know where I > > could find it? > > > > Eric Griswold > > {sun, pesnta}!parallel!eric > > My system could not find the sender, so I'm posting a followup. > > OSS (Optimized Software Systems) in California makes it. Also get their DOS-XL > for the ATARI. These are the same guys that wrote ATARI BASIC. *OSS, Inc. 1221 B Kentwood Avenue San Jose, California 95129
camis..ajb@MITRE.ARPA (ajb@mitre) (02/14/86)
I am thinking of writing some programs in ACTION! which require me to interface to the cartridge in a really weird way. Is it possible for an ACTION! program to invoke the compiler (i.e. instruct the cartridge to read in and compile a new file) possibly wiping out the first program ? Alan J. Broder ajb@mitre