crogers@umn-d-ub.D.UMN.EDU (clyde rogers) (03/31/88)
I have to port some software from the IBM PC to the Apple // (//e, //c, //gs). The programs I'm porting are written in Turbo Pascal, and use some inline assembly code. What I need to know is what Pascal system should I use? It must allow assembly code, and must produce stand alone applications. Some people have recommended Apple Pascal to me. Does anybody know how much a licence for selling stand alone applications in Apple Pascal costs? Do you recommend a different system altogether? Thanks for your support.
crogers@umn-d-ub.D.UMN.EDU (clyde rogers) (03/31/88)
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blume@netmbx.UUCP (Heiko Blume) (04/05/88)
i would recommend kyan pascal (prodos) for you since it allows inline assembly,
as well as conditional assembly which might be handy for you. kyan also offers
a optimizer to speed things up.
have phun,
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The last time someone showed me Kyan Pascal (it WAS some time ago), it
couldn't even correctly compile a CASE statement..
Is this product even -sold- any more? I haven't seen ads for it in ages.
Inquiring minds want to know.
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