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From: dave@enmasse.UUCP (Dave Brownell)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Mac Languages query
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Date: Wed, 11-Dec-85 12:36:11 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec 11 12:36:11 1985
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I'm trying to find about language software for the Mac:

    * C compilers.
	I hear the most about Aztec, Consulair, and MegaMax.
	Which is most UNIX-like?  Most Mac-Like?  Best?
	If you can point me to a comparative review, that'd
	be the best start, but I'd like comments from people
	who've used all three.
    * LISP.
	I know about (and can get) XLISP.  How are the recent
	EXPER-LISP versions?  The first one sounded unusably buggy.
	How is it on windows, text, interaction, etc.?
    * Prolog.
	Does anybody have a Prolog for the Mac, or will I have to
	write one again?  (I'd like to talk to folk building them.)
    * Smalltalk.
	I seem to have missed a review of it ... could someone post
	me with a copy?  (I saw a demo, and was impressed.  The things
	you can do with a 1 Mbyte Mac with an Apple hard disk ...)

So How 'bout it?  Please just post me with the C and Smalltalk stuff,
but I'd like to see some discussion of LISP and Prolog.
-- 
David Brownell
EnMasse Computer Corp
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