dean@mind.UUCP (Dean Radin) (01/09/87)
Would someone post (or mail to me) a short example of how to drive Macintalk with C (either Lightspeed or Mac C). Thanks. Dean Radin, Princeton University. e-mail: ...princeton!mind!dean
bill@utastro.UUCP (William H. Jefferys) (01/10/87)
In article <447@mind.UUCP>, dean@mind.UUCP (Dean Radin) writes: > Would someone post (or mail to me) a short example of how > to drive Macintalk with C (either Lightspeed or Mac C). I think many would be interested in this. I know I would. Perhaps it could be posted?
omh@nancy (Owen M. Hartnett) (01/13/87)
From APDA, for only $10, you can get the whole Macintalk ball of wax.
Documentation, the latest Macintalk driver [as if there's a new one!], and
source code for interface files for Lisa Workshop, MDS and MPW. [Lightspeed's
interfaces are included already] This is actually the only legal way to get
this stuff [unless someone at Apple authorizes posting] as Apple is really
keeping tight reins on its copyrighted stuff. [Yes, Virginia, Macintalk too!]
Remember that Apple guarantees nothing in regard to M-Talk, you can't get
support, or a promise that it will work on future macs. [as a matter of
fact, you can bet it won't without being upgraded. The faster speed of
the MC 68020 garbles Macintalk speech on a prodigy, etc. ]
Owen Hartnett
Brown University Computer Science
omh@cs.brown.edu.CSNET
omh%cs.brown.edu@relay.cs.net-relay.ARPA
{ihnp4,allegra}!brunix!omhix21@sdcc6.ucsd.EDU (David Whiteman) (01/14/87)
Past issues of MacTutor including November 85 Volume 1 issue 11 have several example programs of Mac-in-Talk. The first software supplement, available through Apda and online via Compuserve, includes an example program in Pascal. -- David Whiteman, University of California, San Diego The America's Cup, don't leave Perth without it.