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Re: Setting up ORCA/Pascal on Vulcan HD?
- Subject: Re: Setting up ORCA/Pascal on Vulcan HD?
- From: Yves McDonald <""yves.mcdonald\"@NO SPAM sympatico.ca>
- Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 21:56:14 -0500
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- Organization: Bell Sympatico
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Marsha wrote:
[posted and mailed]
Yves McDonald <""yves.mcdonald\"@NO SPAM sympatico.ca> wrote in
news:5PZu9.591$qD2.147102@news20.bellglobal.com:
My AE Vulcan HD has a 25MB partition for GS/OS 6 and a GS/OS 5.04
partition I have created for ORCA.
Have you tried installing ORCA onto the GS/OS 6 partition?
Does pressing Apple-period to see if it will end the hang?
You bet! Seeing it hang made me think of setting a OS 5.04 partition for ORCA.
I just tried again: it works :) I've been able to compile and run sample
programs.
A file was missing in my system folder. I'll try
again with GS/OS 6.
It's a shame the 2GS had no built-in programming language like its
ancestors.
Actually, it has Applesoft as did the II+ , //e and //c
Apple also put the mini-assembler back into the IIgs
Um, yes indeed there's good old Applesoft but I meant a language which could
exploit the Toolbox in ROM, the synthetiser, the enhanced graphics, more
RAM, etc. Ahhh the mini-assembler... one step above punching in hex
codes with the monitor then BSAVE (I vaguely remember the parameters:
<filename> <start_addr> <size> I think)... then came Apple Assembler
then... I stopped coding in 6502 in favor of the 80386 the day the Apple
//e died.
Now the fun is back with my GS.
Thanks for the apple-period key tip.
Yves