trantow@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Jerry J Trantow) (01/05/89)
In response to an earlier message wishing for programming tools for menus and gadgets, a lot of this already exists in the public domain. Try MenuEd and GadgetEd. I have used MenuEd a few times and GadgetEd once or twice. MenuEd is a breeze to use and link with your program. GadgetEd wasn't as intuitive. I think PowerWindows also addresses this area.
nv89-nun@dront.nada.kth.se (Nicklas Ungman) (11/06/90)
I'm wondering: What's the best assembler for the Amiga. Is there one with a powerful editor and a fast assembler. I'd also like to hear if there are any good C or Pascal compilers. /Nixxon
DXB132@psuvm.psu.edu (11/07/90)
In article <NV89-NUN.90Nov6133343@dront.nada.kth.se>, nv89-nun@dront.nada.kth.se (Nicklas Ungman) says: >I'm wondering: What's the best assembler for the Amiga. Is there one with a >powerful editor and a fast assembler. I'd also like to hear if there are any >good C or Pascal compilers. My humble opinions: Assembler: Macro68 (interfaces to an editor via AREXX) very fast & powerful Editor: CygnusEd C: Lattice (now called SAS) Pascal: Kick-Pascal -- Dan Babcock