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Re: Please help me build an Apple IIGS for my son
does free pascal/basic supports easy graphics and animation?
Like tml pascal II, I can do a graphics(320) and immediately draw
lines and shapes. Thanks and appreciated.
On 8 16 , 6 44 , "BluPhoenyx" <bluphoe...@a2central.com.remove-km3-
this> wrote:
> To: Paul R. Santa-Maria > limtc wrote:
>
> > > (I can't find a good programming environment for PC/Mac for
> > > Basic/Pascal which allows fast development with graphics and
> > > animation without knowing the windowing system and framework).
> >
> > Sorry to be a heretic, but I recommend MS-DOS 5 or 6 with
> > Turbo Pascal (version 5.5 is a free download) or QBASIC.
> > The hardware to do this is dirt cheap since even an old
> > 386 would be sufficient. Sound could be tough if you
> > want more than the PC speaker clicks and beeps, but you
> > may be able to find some Pascal units that will let you
> > control a Sound Blaster.
>
> Well, if you're not going to use Apple II hardware/software, easier methods
> exist. See Free Pascal (FPC) or FreeBasic. Both have an IDE now. Both support
> multiple platforms and both have a significant amount of users. Significant
> may be subjective however and dependent upon platform. FPC also supports
> Borland Pascal features.
>
> Cheers,
> Mike T
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