jl3j+@andrew.cmu.edu (John Robert Leavitt) (09/16/88)
Question folks... is there (anywhere) a Smalltalk for the Macintosh (II pref)? Or possibly a C++, although I would prefer Smalltalk, for mac? I've been just looking around and I can't seem to find one... Help... -John. | US-Snail: 5877 Bartlett Street - Apt. 2 | "And for you, Elric, there is | | Pittsburgh, PA 15213 | less reward than the rest may | | E-Mail: jl3j@andrew.cmu.edu | hope for." | | Phone: (412) 421-4002 | -Elric of Melnibone |
face@amethyst.ma.arizona.edu (Chris Janton) (09/16/88)
Yes - Smalltalk-80 is available for the Mac II Smalltalk-80 version 2.3 ParcPlace Systems 2400 Geng Road Palo Alto, CA 94303 (415) 859-1000 Educational discounts are available. You will need minimum 2MB memory and about 4MB disk. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chris 'Face' Janton | Internet: janton@rvax.ccit.arizona.edu CCIT | UUCP: ..{cmcl2,allegra,noao}!arizona!face Univ. of Arizona | Bitnet: janton@arizrvax Tucson, AZ 85721 | Phone: +1 602 621-6848
goldfain@osiris.cso.uiuc.edu (09/17/88)
Also, although this isn't comp.newprod (:-) Xerox is selling The Analyst! As far as I know this has not been available to the public for very long. contact: Evelyn M. Van Orden Smalltalk-80 Software Products Supervisor Xerox Special Information Systems P.O. Box 5608 Pasadena, California 91107 The system is available on Mac II, Sun-2/-3, Tek 4405/6, Xerox 8010/1108, and 6085/1186 platforms. For those of you who don't know of it, this is an integrated set of packages built in Smalltalk, complete with ST source code that does: -> Information Center -> Business Graphics -> Clocks -> Text Editing -> Spreadsheets -> Calendars -> Document Layout -> Outlines -> On-line Atlas -> Report Generation -> Personal Databases -> Expert Systems -> Maps and Images -> Printing -> Terminal Emulation I am not connected with Xerox in any way, and I can't even vouch for whether this package is as good as it sounds or not. It sounds like Xerox's answer to Microsoft Works in Smalltalk.