Re: IDE for Pascal-family language

"Mike Sieweke" <msieweke@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> This tool debuted in 1985 (minus Object Pascal, which was
> added around 1990).  The product was discontinued around
> 1995, although it's now available for free.
>
> I'm surprised that in all this time no one has developed a
> similar product.  Delphi has a lot of it, but not as well done.
>
> [So what's the down side?  It's a 680x0-only compiler that
> runs in emulation on PowerPC Macs.  Any application you
> build has the same limitation.  It doesn't sup****t some
> modern Object Pascal features.  It only runs on older Macs,
> since Apple doesn't sup****t the 680x0 emulator on Intel
> Macs.  No sup****t, no do***entation, and no source code.]
>

Where can I download it from? I recently acquired a 68040 Mac Quadra so
that 
I could do some work on the MacMeth single-pass Modula-2 compiler. I have 
heard many mentions of Lightspeed Pascal / Think Pascal in the past so I'd

be curious to see what it is really like.

--
Chris Burrows
CFB Software
http://www.cfbsoftware.com/gpcp