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Subject: Re: "?replacing system editor for Apple Pascal 1.1"
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Date: Tue, 25-Oct-83 04:53:05 EDT
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From:  Robert N. Goldberg <Goldberg@RUTGERS.ARPA>

My mother is trying to use Apple Pascal to teach a high school computer
course.  She tells me it complains about "procedure too long" if a procedure
or main program is longer than some very small amount, maybe 60 lines (I've
forgotten the exact number but it was small enough to hit her on a programming
exercise intended for beginners).  I have never seen it myself and am
trying to give her advice long distance.

It sounds to me like Apple Pascal is essentially a toy, not really meant
for production or even serious computer science exercises.  Is this 
your impression also?
				Bob
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