thandor@linus.UUCP (Mike, no not that one, no, the other one) (10/13/87)
I would just like to get some opinions on some macro/assembly compiliers
for the MAC. I am thinking about doing some development, or maybe just games
but who knows. (I know some people are going to say Use ??? language,
it is much easier, and better; or don't use ??? becuase it sucks. But, I
would really like to know mostly about a C enviroment, and Assembly.
those are favorite (well, assembly favoriate, I know, but if you want to
hack with speed, use assembly) languages.
I would like to know if they come with debuggers, and macro interpriters
(Spell check please ...)
Also, does anyone have any good books about 68000 micro-processor, or
`C' books that are very relevant for the Mac.
Please E-mail to me, and I will summerize if I have time, and if I
get any responces.
Thanks in advance...
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In article <15191@linus.UUCP> thandor@linus.UUCP (Mike, no not that one, no, the other one) writes: > > I would just like to get some opinions on some macro/assembly compiliers >for the MAC. I am thinking about doing some development, or maybe just games Well, my recommendation would be obvious, and no one would take me seriously :-), but I personally prefer LightspeedC (as I did before THINK hired me). It's a good C compiler, and better yet, has a fairly good in-line assembler built-in. And the tech support is fantastic. :-) :-) --Rich **The opinions stated herein are my own opinions and do not necessarily represent the policies or opinions of my employer (THINK Technologies, Inc). * Richard M. Siegel | {decvax, ucbvax, sun}!harvard!endor!singer * * Customer Support | singer@endor.harvard.edu * * THINK Technologies, Inc. (No snappy quote) *