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From: faubel@apollo.uucp (Ken Faubel)
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Subject: Re: Re: Putting a 65C02 cpu in an Apple II+
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Date: Mon, 10-Feb-86 11:29:56 EST
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> I also assume that you mean Apple Pascal 1.2.... as far as I know the most
> recent version of Apple Pascal is 1.3, which runs under ProDOS, perhaps this
> version with the ProDOS version of ORCA/M (an _awesome_ assembler) would
> solve your problem.

Please explain what you mean about Apple Pascal 1.3 running under ProDOS.  I 
have Pascal 1.3 and although I have heard rumors suggesting that it is ProDOS
based, I do not beleive it to be so.  Pascal 1.3 is an upward compatable
version for 1.2 and 1.1 and it still uses the UCSD P-system environment.  
I would have liked to see Pascal 1.3 running under ProDOS so that I could
work in a more popular environment with access to lots of utilities.  If I am
missing something please let me know.
                              

By the way, there is a C compiler for the Pascal environment.  It is an implementation
of the 'Small C Compiler' and it is available from Thunder Software in Houston, TX.  It
compiles C code into assembly code and from there it can be assembled and run.  It has
the advantage that routines can be written and linked to Pascal programs.  (I think the 
C compiler is also available for Prodos).  Although this company is small they seem to 
have some interesting stuff like an Appleworks like editor for Pascal.
 
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Ken Faubel              {yale,uw-beaver,decvax!wanginst}!apollo!faubel
Apollo Computer