Re: Apple ProDOS CP/M disk & file utility

[Roy and/or Janet Miller <millers@inetnebr.com>]

Dennis Doms wrote:

> In article <9d4cri$f3s$1@merope.saaf.se>, pausch@saaf.se (Paul
> Schlyter) wrote:
>
> >One thing I strongly disliked about the Apple/UCSD Pascal system was
> >that it was a single-language environment.  I liked the CP/M
> >environment much better because it allowed you to easily switch
> >programming languages.  Anyway, one of the first Pascal programs I
> >wrote for CP/M was a program which read Pascal source files off Apple
> >Pascal disks - then I had to deal with the details of the Apple
> >Pascal file system, and also the different sector interleaving of the
> >Apple Pascal system compared to Apple CP/M.
>
> There was also a FORTRAN compiler (not counting the 6502 assembler).
> And I believe Apple's PILOT may have been based on the UCSD system (or
> at least written Apple Pascal). But those are all I can think of.

I believe there was also a Cobol that ran under UCSD.

Roy