fordke@ingr.com (Keith Ford x8614) (02/20/90)
What companies sell Pascal compilers that will run on a //e or //c, maybe even a ][+ system? Please email to FORDKE@INGR.COM. TIA -kef. -- _____________________________________________________________________ Internet: fordke@ingr.com \ "and the Trees are all kept equal UUCP: ...!uunet!ingr!fordke \ by hatchet, axe, and saw." -Rush
NCU10001@UFRJ.BITNET ("Roberto N.") (02/22/90)
For me too.
I need a good Pascal compiler for a //e and I don't Know one
Thank's for any help.
Roberto N.
NCU10001@UFRJ.BITNETbar5834@cuphub.cup.edu (Pestilence) (02/23/90)
In article <9002211814.AA15509@apple.com>, NCU10001@UFRJ.BITNET ("Roberto N.") writes: > I need a good Pascal compiler for a //e and I don't Know one > Roberto N. > NCU10001@UFRJ.BITNET Hmmm, speaking of that: does Apple still sell Apple Pascal (version 1.3 was the last I heard of) ? If they do, that'd be nice to get. The only things are: a) it compiles to p-code, not machine, and b) its under a different operating system (Pascal). On the positive side, it's a nice implementation of UCSD Pascal. -- John Bartolotta (Bart) (Pestilence) | DISCLAIMER: My boss owns a pizza/ ThisNet: bar5834@cuphub.cup.edu | beer shop, so I doubt he cares ThatNet: ...!pitt!cuphub!bar5834 | what I say on a computer network. -- Greetings from California, PA (yes, the town named 'fore the state): The town with 1 university, 3 drug stores, and 1 traffic light. -- "Cognito ergo es... I think, therfore, you is." - King of the Moon
ST802148@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU (Evan) (02/25/90)
If you can get your hands on Instant Pascal, it's pretty cool and has graphic routines as well. However, at 1 MHz it's mighty slow. Get a 10Mhz accelerator and then it flies.... actually, I have the keyboard version so moving around the screen is difficult. Anyone have a version to be used with a joystick, and so that I can put it on my hard drive (The one I have looks for the files on /ipmaster
ash@pawl.rpi.edu (Arthur Hyun) (02/25/90)
ST802148@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU (Evan) writes: >If you can get your hands on Instant Pascal, it's pretty cool and has >graphic routines as well. However, at 1 MHz it's mighty slow. Get a 10Mhz >accelerator and then it flies.... actually, I have the keyboard version >so moving around the screen is difficult. Anyone have a version to be used >with a joystick, and so that I can put it on my hard drive (The one I have >looks for the files on /ipmaster I've used Instant Pascal, and found it a might irksome... On a IIgs running at its fastest (whatever that is), I can still outtype the machine.. bleah... I muchly prefer Kyan Pascal, and it runs on the //e as well... --Arthur -- ----------------------+-----------------------+------------------------------- ash@pawl.rpi.edu | sammael@mts.rpi.edu | the.arthur@rpitsmts.BITNET ----------------------+-----------------------+-------------------------------
samt@pro-europa.cts.com (Sam Theis) (02/28/90)
In-Reply-To: message from ST802148@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU > If you can get your hands on Instant Pascal, it's pretty cool and has > graphic routines as well. However, at 1 MHz it's mighty slow. Get a 10Mhz > accelerator and then it flies.... actually, I have the keyboard version > so moving around the screen is difficult. Anyone have a version to be used > with a joystick, and so that I can put it on my hard drive (The one I have > looks for the files on /ipmaster Instant Pascal was designed to be used with a MOUSE, not a joystick. There was a version that allowed IP to be placed on a hard drive, in the main volume directory, but at least it was possible to put it on a HD. Instant Pascal is only good for learning Pascal. It cannot be used for program development, because it is an interpreter. IP programs can only be run in the IP environment. UUCP: crash!pro-europa!samt ARPA: crash!pro-europa!samt@nosc.mil INET: samt@pro-europa.cts.com