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From: jlhaferman@l_cae05.icaen.uiowa.edu (Jeffrey Lawrence Haferman)
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Subject: Re: Objectworks for Smalltalk-80
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Date: 2 Mar 90 03:16:55 GMT
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From article <80500090@p.cs.uiuc.edu>, by johnson@p.cs.uiuc.edu:
> 
> Tim Hansell is almost right about Objectworks.  ParcPlace does have
> two products, Objectworks for Smalltalk-80 and Objectworks for C++.
> However, the C++ system does NOT compile C++ into byte-codes.
> Instead, Objectworks for C++ is a programming environment for C++
> that is written in Smalltalk.  It uses regular C++ compilers (in
> particular, the AT&T one), but executes them on the command of
> the Smalltalk program.  Of course, Smalltalk is invisible to the
> user of Objectworks for C++, so C++ programmers don't have to be
> frightened that they will be forced to learn a better language!
> 

Could someone please tell me what machines Objectworks for C++ is available
for?  Specifically, I am looking for a C++ for the Macintosh.  I know
Objectworks for Smalltalk-80 is available for the Mac, but the only
C++ compiler for the Mac I know of is part of MPW.  



Jeff Haferman  jlhaferman@icaen.uiowa.edu
University of Iowa
Department of Mechanical Engineering