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From: dick@ucsfcca.UUCP (Dick Karpinski)
Newsgroups: net.lang.pascal,net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: pascal on Apple // computers
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Date: Thu, 6-Mar-86 22:12:59 EST
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In article <124@tetra.UUCP> rupp@tetra.UUCP (William L. Rupp) writes:
>
>   1.  The implementation should run on Apple //e, //c, and, if possible
>   2.  Should be reasonable in price.  (i.e. under $100.00).
>   3.  Produces executable code as opposed to P-code (U.C.S.D. PASCAL
>       does this, I think.  I prefer stand-alone executables).
Aside from the fact that pure machine code takes so much room that you
can't run a big program on an Apple that way, the p-system from
Pecan Software, 1410 39th St, Brooklyn, NY 11218 may be just what you
want.  It is p-code, but there is a native code generator for the part
that needs to be fast.  Compile/edit cycle is pretty good.
   Dick
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