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In article <9383.9405270955@auskerry.dcs.ed.ac.uk>, Rob Pooley <rjp@DCS.ED.AC.UK> writes:
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|> Who says DEMOS can't link in C code, by the way? No problems for any half
|> decent SIMULA compiler to handle that. There is a defined language interface
|> for calling functions in C.
|> 
Rob, I didn't say DEMOS can't link in C code. I've done it and it works.
It is time consuming (IMO), to e.g. build a user interface, because SIMLUA doesn't
provide any facilities for that. You have to do it in another language.
Then there is no way to call SIMULA code _from_, for example, C.
I've solved the problem so far by letting the SIMULA program and
the user interface run as two separate processes on a Unix machine. 
But, what to do under MS-Windows?
I am looking for an integrated environment, which has the possibilities
and speed of SIMULA plus the necessary facilities for user interface
and presentation of output data (as e.g. Borland C).
I thought, KAPPA could be a solution, but all I've heard so far and
all your responses tell me, I'd better stick to SIMULA.

        Christian