guest@edinboro.edu (12/19/90)
Hello, World... I have a question for all you apple IIe gurus out there. I used to have a pascal compiler for the Apple IIe. I think it was simply called "apple pascal". Unfortunately, I don't have the documentation anymore, and I would like to find it. Does anyone know the company that produced this software, or produces some kind of pascal compiler for the Apple IIe? I'm sending this from an account at Edinboro since Grove City College doesn't have a news feed for this newsgroup. Please E-Mail replies to : brown%gcc@edinboro.edu Thanks! Mitch Brown Internet: brown%gcc@edinboro.edu Grove City College, UUCP: ...pitt!edinboro!gcc!brown Grove City, PA 16127 Ear-net: (412) 458-2072
brown@gcc.uucp (The Raven) (12/20/90)
Hello, World...
I have a question for all you apple IIe gurus out there. I used to have a
pascal compiler for the Apple IIe. I think it was simply called "apple
pascal".
Unfortunately, I don't have the documentation anymore, and I would like to find
it. Does anyone know the company that produced this software, or produces some
kind of pascal compiler for the Apple IIe?
brown%gcc@edinboro.edu
Thanks!
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+----------------------------------------------------------------------+beh@bass.bu.edu (Bruce E. Howells) (12/21/90)
>>>>> On 20 Dec 90 00:32:06 GMT, brown@gcc.uucp (The Raven) said: > I have a question for all you apple IIe gurus out there. I used to have a > pascal compiler for the Apple IIe. I think it was simply called "apple > pascal". > Unfortunately, I don't have the documentation anymore, and I would like to find > it. Does anyone know the company that produced this software, or produces some > kind of pascal compiler for the Apple IIe? Apple still handles Apple Pascal. You can order it through APDA. ( 1 800 282 APDA, I think. not sure, though) Bruce Howells, beh@bass.bu.edu | engnbsc@buacca (BITnet)
joeq@pro-odyssey.cts.com (Joe Quilici) (12/27/90)
In-Reply-To: message from beh@bass.bu.edu
> Apple still handles Apple Pascal.
So does Borland, who makes Turbo Pascal for the Apple series. I have no idea
whether it is still in production but I have the program.
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ARPA: crash!pro-odyssey!joeq@nosc.miltoth@tellabs.com (Joseph G. Toth Jr.) (12/28/90)
In article <6539@crash.cts.com>, joeq@pro-odyssey.cts.com (Joe Quilici) writes: > In-Reply-To: message from beh@bass.bu.edu > > Apple still handles Apple Pascal. > So does Borland, who makes Turbo Pascal for the Apple series. I have no idea > whether it is still in production but I have the program. If my memory serves me correctly, the Turbo PASCAL that was (is ?) available from Borland only operated on Apple II machines that had a CPM board installed. I don't recall ever seeing a version of Turbo PASCAL that would execute under either DOS3.3 or PROdos; if there was such a beast, I would have bought it years ago (well, now I would only buy a PROdos version [if available]). Joe Toth Tellabs, Inc. Lisle, Il. PS. I am on a new news reader, and sometimes my .sig file is missing -- ------------------------------------------------+--------------------- Maybe I shouldn't have done it, sarcasm is so | Joseph G. Toth Jr. seldom understood. Don't FLAME on me, please. | uunet!tellab5!toth