Re: Which Programming Language

[neiderma@er7.rutgers.edu (Kid)]

lwv26@cas.org (Larry W. Virden:) writes:

>eliminates 99% of the languages available - most of the commercial
>languages are no longer even sold!  They are only available second
>hand.

>It's a shame that the freeware language environment on the Apple
>never took off - while there are a few languages available, I 
>don't think any of them have an active newsgroup or mailing list
>at this time.

I would like to see HyperC rise again to where it was a couple
of years ago; Opix undergoing constant development, HGR/DHR tools
being written, and some people actually knew how to make .SYS files
with the package.  Now what do 8-bitters have for a free language
option?