sl131084@silver.bacs.indiana.edu (11/28/87)
Well everyone. (All Amiga Mod2 programmers that is...) Apparetly, the
BenchMark Modula-2 Construction Set is now available from Avant-Garde
Software. (Adress and pricing below.) I'm thinking about sinking $300 into
the BenchMark package (this includeds the compiler and all three accessory
libraries...) but I'm still wanting some specific info on C vs. Modula-2.
Specificly on the Amiga. I know PASCAL so I figured Modula-2 was the most
painless way to get some applications up and running on the Amiga. So
if any Modula-Amiga programmers are out there, let me know what you think.
Especially if you also have/are programming the Amiga in 'C'.
-James Colyer
Benchmark Info.
Benchmark Modula-2
Modula-2 development system for the Amiga
Benchmark Modula-2 Construction Set
Avant-Garde Software
2213 Woodburn
Plano, Texas 75075
(214) 964-0260
Pricing:
Benchmark Modula-2 : $199.95
Simple Libs : $ 99.95
C Libs : $ 99.95
Image Resource : $ 99.95 (Also includes IFF Libs)
This information taken from the Canadian technical journal for the Commodore
line, TRANSACTOR. Volume 8: Issue 4 -January 1988.
from reading the article (review) of benchmark it seems another package is
available for $299.95 that contains all the above items.
-DAT'S ALL FOLKS-bartonr@jove.cs.pdx.edu (Robert Barton) (02/04/90)
martin@CLIK.QC.CA (Martin Taillefer) writes: > I'm currently working on another programming environment for the Amiga > which should cause quite a stur in the market when it comes out in > spring. I can't say more about this for the moment. Well, can you at least say whether it makes use of ARexx in a big way? And whether or not it will require the arp.library? I prefer programs that don't require the ARP stuff.