Re: Where can I get a good assembler/C Compiler for IIGS?

[bluphoenyx@aol.com (BluPhoenyx)]

Lisa816 was released as Freeware along with some decent source from Bunkerware.
I've only found it on one or two sites. Apple.cabi.net I think.

I like this assembler too but the syntax is a bit different. I am in fact using
it for a file utility I'm creating for the Apple II's. Comeing soon to a site
near you. :-)

There aren't too many with true IDE's. The Orca system had Prizm. Probably the
closest you could get and is still supported by Mike Westerfield.
http://www.hypermall.com/byteworks/

Programming on these machines is a lot different than those capable of an IDE.
More fun too.

BluPhoenyx

PS to the gent with LISA, got any source to trade? Most of mine came from the
Bunkerware collection.