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Re: beagle compiler
PZ wrote:
I think Einstein's product was a true compiler while Beagle Bro's was
just an optimizer which required a runtime module. Although the Beagle
Compiler ran under ProDOS, I don't know if there was ever a ProDOS
version of Einstein's.
IIRC, the Einstein compiler also had a run-time. It's actually
pretty hard not to with the 6502.
Of course, some compilers generated in-line code for 16-bit integer
datatypes and control structures, which is better than using an
interpretive code for *everything*.
Kirk Mitchell wrote:
jsnospam@cimmeri.com wrote:
Steve ][ wrote:
Can anyone name that other compiler?
**I always used the Einstein compiler.
Hmmm... I may have used that... it was called Expediter ][ and it was
by Einstein...
I also used the Beagle Compiler. All that stuff is packed somewhere.
I can't remember which did best.
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