Re: Programming Languages on Apple II

[see_sig_for_valid_email@no.spam (Simon Williams)]

Dave Althoff Jr <dalloff@gcfn.org> wrote:

<snip>
> 
> Off hand I can think of...
> 6502 Assembly
> (does Sweet 16 count?)
> Integer BASIC
> Applesoft BASIC
> Pascal
> Apple Logo
> Terrapin Logo
> Lisp
> SuperPILOT
ProBASIC (Beagle Bros)
Z BASIC (Zedcor)
> 
> Add the IIgs to the mix and add...
> C
> GSoft
> HyperTalk
GS BASIC (Apple)
> 
> --Dave Althoff, ][.

Both ProBASIC and Z BASIC seem to be quite a bit more versatile than
AppleSoft, though that's based on reading the docs as opposed to
actually using them ;-)
Beagle Bros did an AppleSoft compiler didn't they? Can't remember what
it's called.
My GS BASIC disk takes about 3 or 4 hours to boot, so I've never even
gave it a second look. 
-simon
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