🚀 go-pugleaf

From: jwbaxter@halcyon.halcyon.com
To: KNEE@NETCOM.COM
Cc: MACAPP3TECH$@applelink.apple.com
 
Mark,
   I suspect Think C would be fine for compiling extruded applications.
But...at least for now...if you want to write C routines for inclusion with
your code, in the environment, you need MPW C.  You actually link your code
into their startup application.
 
Chris, et al,
   I run Component Workshop on a 20 meg IIci.  Since I like to be able to
run other stuff, too (like ResEdit, or whatever), and since I have become
dependent on having Frontier (Eddy award and all) running most of the time,
I run 20 meg real memory, 26 or 27 meg virtual (depending on how much room
is available on the hard disk at the time).  In steady state, no paging
goes on in that configuration.
 
   Speed is not overwhelming...I may finally be "forced" to give my IIci a
cache card.
 
   Hardware floating point is required (or a software emulation, third
party, thereof).
 
   I like it.
   --John
 
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John W. Baxter   jwbaxter@halcyon.com   [BAXTER.JOHN on AppleLink, from
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