[comp.lang.icon] Icon for the Macintosh

ralph@CS.ARIZONA.EDU ("Ralph Griswold") (11/15/90)

To clarify the situation, there is a public-domain version of Icon
available from the Icon Project, but it is not a stand-alone
application and requires the MPW to run.  MPW is a subsystem for
the Macintosh that vaguely resembles UNIX.  Running Icon under MPW
is similar to running Icon under UNIX -- a command-line environment
without the usual graphical interface.

ProIcon is a standard Macintosh application that has an integrated
environment with an editor that allows you to write and debug
Icon programs without leaving the application.  ProIcon also has
several extensions to Icon, including some capabilities for
manipulating windows and handling dialogs from within a ProIcon
program.

Version 2.0 of ProIcon, which is scheduled for release later this
month, also has an interface to HyperCard XCMDs and XFCNs.

For information about ProIcon, contact:

	Catspaw, Inc.
	P.O. Box 1123
	Salida, CO   81201-1123

	719-539-3884

  Ralph Griswold / Dept of Computer Science / Univ of Arizona / Tucson, AZ 85721
  +1 602 621 6609   ralph@cs.arizona.edu  uunet!arizona!ralph