Dave Althoff Jr (dalloff@gcfn.org) wrote:
: Chris Harrington (mookieghana@hotmail.com) wrote:
: : I was curious about how many and what programming languages (or
: : compiler/intreptors) existed for the Apple II?  Of course there was
: : Apple Machine Code, BASIC, and Pascal.  LOGO, too, if you want to
: : count that.  Was there C compilers?  How about something like LISP?

: Didn't someone used to post an extensive list of Apple ][ programming
: languages?

: Off hand I can think of...
: 6502 Assembly
: (does Sweet 16 count?)
: Integer BASIC
: Applesoft BASIC
: Pascal
: Apple Logo
: Terrapin Logo
: Lisp
: SuperPILOT
[snip]

--> The `languages' I found, while
    thumbing through my collection
    (in no particular order...)

    Merlin 8
    Applesoft
    BASIC
    Apple Plot
    Apple Super Co-Pilot
    Apple Pilot
    Apple Pascal
    Apple Super Pilot
    FP Sourcerer
    Aztec C-65
    Apple Logo
    CMS - CUMSEA Editor/Assembler
    LADS
    Microsoft Multi-Tool
    GALE|
        |--Editors?
    GPLE|
    D Code
    Beagle Compiler
    Dakin5 Programming Aids 3.3
    GraFORTH
    Data-Plot
    PLUS - Pascal Language Utility Set
    CP/M - Cobol
    Apple Fortran
    Turbo Pascal
    Integer BASIC
    Turbo Toolbox
    CP/M - C
    Inspector/Watson
    ProDOS Mountain Assembler
    Down to BASIC
    Instant Pascal
    MICOL BASIC

    At least that's what's on the labels!
    No IIGS-stuff, though - got my IIGS
    far too late to `gather' much for it.

    Some of these may not be languages
    and if so, I'm sure someone will be
    `kind enough' to correct me; as I'm
    not about to boot-up each one & see
    what shows-up on the screen - as if
    all of them would boot-up OK; I'm
    sure time has taken it's toll . . .

    -Tony T.          Edmonton   Alberta

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