6111231@PUCC.BITNET (Peter Wisnovsky) (11/07/86)
In article <1124@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu>, cmt@tybalt.caltech.edu (Rich Seigel c/o Etoyoc) writes: >My favorite Pascal compiler is Lightspeed Pascal for the Macintosh. It offers >high compilation speed (I've measured about 7000 lines per minute for my >code), link times of under a second, an incredible interactive source-level >debugging environment (while still allowing your application to run at full >compiled speed!), and the extensions that no Pascal should be without (which >help it be compatible with Lisa Pascal). In addition the code is as good or >better than anything around. I also like Lightspeed Pascal but I would also like to see the addition of MacApp and object oriented extensions to it. LS-Pascal has a great environment and the ability to access the toolbox the same simple way as in MacPascal make it very easy to mock stuff up, but creating a whole maclike program is still rather daunting, hence MacApp. I understand it comes with TML Pascal 2.0: any word on whether it can be expected for LightSpeed? Peter Wisnovsky Virtual Address: UUCP: ...ihnp4!psuvax1!6111231@pucc.bitnet Physical Adddress: 179 Prospect Avenue Princeton, New Jersey 08540 (609)-734-7852