| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 885.1 | | CURE::WISNER | Paul Wisner, AI Demonstrations | Mon Nov 09 1987 15:10 | 2 |
| xlisp for the Amiga has objects, but you can't do any windowing.
I'd love to have C++.
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| 885.2 | Jforth is what you're looking for ! | VENERE::ZABOT | Marco Zabot-Adv.Tech.mgr-Turin ACT | Wed Nov 11 1987 11:46 | 4 |
| Object programming + Window support may be found in JFORTH.
Sorry I've not had the time to try the object programming part.
The windowing support is a piece of cake.
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| 885.3 | | Z::TENNY | Dave Tenny - VAX LISP Development | Wed Nov 11 1987 15:38 | 4 |
| I've had enough of these quiche eating, stack-based languages.
I want Common Lisp and an intuition interface! grr, snarl.
Dave
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| 885.4 | Every LISP program I've ever seen was too big and too slow | CAMPER::LOMICKAJ | Jeff Lomicka | Wed Nov 11 1987 16:17 | 1 |
| Humph. I would rather eat quiche than eat memory.
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| 885.5 | You've obviously never seen MACLisp | VIKING::PRAETORIUS | unineted nucular jewlery relator | Fri Nov 13 1987 14:49 | 2 |
| Hummph Hummph.
RP
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| 885.6 | | KYOA::MIANO | Mad Mike's Mythical Miracle | Tue Feb 06 1990 21:56 | 4 |
| Well this topic is very old. Can anyone provide recommendations
on C++ implementations for the Amiga?
John
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| 885.7 | Lattice C++ | ELWOOD::PETERS | | Wed Feb 07 1990 03:37 | 25 |
|
I have a copy of Lattice C++ and it seems to work very well. It is
a pre-processor that then calls the standard Lattice C compiler and
Blink linker. The C++ package comes with all the parts to compile and
link. C++ can also use the newer and improved V 5.x lattice compiler to
create better code.
The package includes :
both a lattice C++ manual and
"An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and C++"
All software need to compile and link C++
C++ object definitions for the Amiga OS
and some example programs
I don't know of any other C++ compiler for the Amiga.
Steve Peters
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| 885.8 | | KYOA::MIANO | Mad Mike's Mythical Miracle | Wed Feb 07 1990 21:02 | 3 |
| How's debugging in Lattice C++?
John
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| 885.9 | Now let's hear the rest of the story... | VOX::HAGER | Clyde Hager, | Mon Jun 25 1990 14:10 | 9 |
| RE: <<< Note 885.7 by ELWOOD::PETERS >>>
Steve,
Sounds like just what I've been looking for, so I called the
Software Shop to get it. Moe told me that it's no longer available.
Could this be true?
Along the same lines, Moe also told me that B.E.S.T. was no longer
available, they went out of business! I called B.E.S.T. and they
were as surprised as I was to hear it!
Clyde
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| 885.10 | Lattic would be surprised to here it also.... | BUZZER::GERBER | For more info, call: 800/555-1212 | Mon Jun 25 1990 14:38 | 11 |
| Clyde,
I just talked to Lattice about C++ last week Thursday. They would
be very surprised to hear that it is not available.
I wouldn't trust a store that lies like that. He probably hopes you
would buy something else if he said it was no longer available.
Try a different store.
-----Robert
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| 885.11 | | ELWOOD::PETERS | | Mon Jun 25 1990 19:28 | 15 |
| re .8
Debugging under C++ is not very easy. The debugger doesn't support
C++ source code debugging. I have been compiling with a switch to
create a listing that includes the generated C code. I then source
code debug the C code.
re .9
The memory location has Lattice C++ in stock. I have also recieved
information from Lattice that still lists it. In fact I have heard of
an ungrade comming.
Steve
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