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

[mikeford@netwiz.net (Mike Ford)]

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

Two of my friends wrote LISA, Randy Hyde wrote the original, and Brian
Fitzgerald made most of the updates for use with the IIgs. I'll ask them
what is up with the program.

I don't follow what some people are saying about a IDE, LISA consists of a
editor with a real time syntax checking (each time a line is typed it gets
checked), and very fast assembler linker, which will assemble code
directly into memory for execution and testing with break points etc. My
normal practice was to type in some new code, assemble and test, then hop
back into the editor to make corrections all with keystrokes and not too
many seconds of waiting.