Subject: Re: Pascal
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> Well, this is all true about Ada.  But Dr. Dobbs published a series back
> in the 80's on a language system called Augusta.  This was supposedly a
> related language with the "flavor" of Ada that could be run on micros.
> These articles started with the January 1983 issue and appeared every
> other issue for a total of four installments.  Evidently this was supposed
> to be a commercial product that sold for around $100, and ran on Z80 and
> MSDOS micros....*no* mention of Apple ]['s.  The articles are by Ed Mitchell.

You can download a version in BASIC; it seem that a Pascal version
exists too. There was a discussion about that in news:comp.lang.ada
- check http://www.deja.com/usenet/ . Downloaded the BASIC version,
not tested.

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