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| − | '''Lisa Pascal''' was a Pascal implementation for the Apple Lisa workstation. It was an extension of the earlier Apple Pascal for Apple II machines, but generated object code for 68000 processors that had to be linked against the required libraries in the Lisa OS workshop. | + | '''Lisa Pascal''' was a Pascal implementation for the Apple Lisa workstation. It was an extension of the earlier [[Apple Pascal]] for Apple II machines, but generated object code for 68000 processors that had to be linked against the required libraries in the Lisa OS workshop. |
Lisa Pascal laid the foundation for the development of [[Clascal]] and [[Mac Pascal]], the first implementations of [[Object Pascal]]. | Lisa Pascal laid the foundation for the development of [[Clascal]] and [[Mac Pascal]], the first implementations of [[Object Pascal]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:46, 31 December 2014
Lisa Pascal was a Pascal implementation for the Apple Lisa workstation. It was an extension of the earlier Apple Pascal for Apple II machines, but generated object code for 68000 processors that had to be linked against the required libraries in the Lisa OS workshop.
Lisa Pascal laid the foundation for the development of Clascal and Mac Pascal, the first implementations of Object Pascal.
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