jtn@potomac.ads.com (John T. Nelson) (02/04/89)
Are their any public domain Pascal compilers available on to ARPAnet or Usenet sites? Well, how about an extremely inexpensive Pascal compiler? I have a one-shot application that I want to compile on my Mac II so I don't want to spend much money. Even Borland's $150 is more than I care to pay. So... suggestions? -- John T. Nelson UUCP: sun!sundc!potomac!jtn Advanced Decision Systems Internet: jtn@potomac.ads.com 1500 Wilson Blvd #512; Arlington, VA 22209-2401 (703) 243-1611 "The only thing more useless than a Faberge' egg is a coffee table picture book about Faberge' eggs"
pearl@porthos.rutgers.edu (Starbuck) (02/05/89)
In article <7585@potomac.ads.com> jtn@potomac.ads.com (John T. Nelson) writes: > Are their any public domain Pascal compilers available on to ARPAnet > or Usenet sites? Well, how about an extremely inexpensive Pascal > compiler? I have a one-shot application that I want to compile on my > Mac II so I don't want to spend much money. > > Even Borland's $150 is more than I care to pay. John, Borland's Turbo Pascal is only around $65 from such places as Mac-Connection and Mac-Warehouse. You can also get Lightspeed Pascal 2.0 for about that price as well. They are relatively inexpensive and provide really good support. Lightspeed may be the better route as I am not sure of Borland's commitment to the Macintosh market. STeve --- Stephen Pearl (Starbuck) Work: (201)932-2443 Home: (201)246-3927 UUCP: rutgers!aramis.rutgers.edu!pearl ARPA: pearl@aramis.rutgers.edu US MAIL: LPO 12749 CN 5064, New Brunswick, NJ 08903 QUOTES: "What is Starbuck-ing?" -Adultress 19 "Works for me!" -Rick Hunter (The Cop, not the Robotech Defender)