Re: Macintosh M2 Compilers?

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From: Mike Feldman
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1987 03:56

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I have used MacMETH from Modula Corporation with pretty good success.
This is a 1-pass compiler from ETHZ (hence MacMETH). Fast compilation,
good diagnostics integrated with a reasonable (almost Mac-like) editor,
etc. Only thing missing is PROCESSES. ETHZ seems to bbacking away from
processes.

I haven't measured the speed of object programs, but compile time is in
a league with Turbo Pascal. Interface to toolbox seems fine & complete,
though I haven't used it much myself.

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Subject: Re: Macintosh M2 Compilers?
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