What is the BEST C (or Pascal) for the 64?

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From: gail
Date: Sun, 19 Oct 1986 19:23

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I would like to here from people who own and use their c64 with
a C compiler that is readily available.
Abacus? Proline? others...?
A really good Pascal with lots of low-level tie-ins would also do.
Kyan? SuperPascal? Oxford? others...?

I would really like to get to know (and adore) my 64 again, but
I am just stale for BASIC, and assembler is such a pain.

The compiler of choice would be one that could handle the standard,
and is easy to use - no disk swapping every minute, etc.

If you really have a solid opinion, and feel others should here it,
please post it.  Let's find out what's good for the c64.
Who has put the RIGHT STUFF into there compiler??????

Scott McPhee

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