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From: resnick@cogsci.uiuc.edu (Pete Resnick)
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Subject: Re: Need Help
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Date: 26 Sep 90 23:10:01 GMT
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francis@arthur.uchicago.edu (Francis Stracke) writes:

>In article <0akn9bW00WB7AVM0lD@andrew.cmu.edu> jg23+@andrew.cmu.edu (John Robert Gray) writes:
>>  Hi, I just started programming in Macintosh and I got the book Inside
>>Macintosh all 5 volume.  On p 17 there is a program but what is it in?
>>Pascal, Think C or assembly language?  Any help would be appreciated.

>1: p 17 of WHICH VOLUME??? (Surely you're not claiming to have all 5 bound
>together?)
>2: It's not in C.  IM does not deal with C.
>3: If it puts an _ in front of the names of Toolbox calls, it's ML.

Francis, has anyone ever told you you were rude? Of course what John is
asking about is the sample program on page 17 of Volume 1, and it is in
Pascal, which was the language that the original Macintosh's had available.

Sorry for Francis's rudeness John. Pascal is the language.

pr
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