Re: ZOOMER-LIST digest 22

Tony Dean <starnet!apple!lookout.mtt.it.uswc.uswest.com!tdean>

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Date: Thu, 11 Nov 93 09:37:28 -0700
From: Tony Dean <starnet!apple!lookout.mtt.it.uswc.uswest.com!tdean>
To: zoomer-list-1993@grot.starconn.com
Subject: Re: ZOOMER-LIST digest 22
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Shag Writes:

> Nope, it won't... GOC is the extension set for GEOS, and the "GOC compiler"
> is sorta a single-step compiler (or precompiler) which generates object code
> which then has to be compiled using BC.

Sounds like the c preprocessor on unix systems.

> The SDK _will_ allow you to develop independently in ObjectAssembler using
> Esp and Glue, I believe, but as JohnM was quick to point out when I asked on
> the net, they haven't exactly _documented_ this yet.  Maybe when the SDK stops
> being Beta, this will be documented, but for now, the primary focus is C,
> which is good since that's what "most developers" want.

Does anyone know if the assembler docs will be available or if there are
any clues to the Esp assembler. The docs indicate that it is a superset 
of the microsoft macro assembler. For those of us who are comfortable
working in assembler, we could go ahead and get started. As to using
Borland C/C++ I am kinda bummed, I already have Zortech 3.x C++.

td