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Turbo C and Turbo Pascal are back!!

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mouser:
cant install 3rd party components, that sucks - i wonder if they will experience some pushback from component developers..

i notice the PRO version of explorer, which is still only $100 for students, CAN install 3rd party components, which in my mind would be worth it.  the use of 3rd party components is one of the best features.

Gerome:
Hi,

Definately hate those products...

f0dder:
I started programming with Turbo Pascal 6.0 (and later on, Borlan Pascal 7.0). Nothing got even close to it back then, in terms of IDE or integrated help system. Having a decent and crosslinked and topic'ized help system was an extreme advantage when learning programming.

It was also very nifty that TP6 could compile+link directly to memory, so the build/test/debug/rebuild cycle got a lot faster - harddrives were EXTREMELY slow back then :)

Definitely a lot better than having started off with crap like BASIC.

Carol Haynes:
Definitely a lot better than having started off with crap like BASIC.
-f0dder (August 09, 2006, 01:40 PM)
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Unless you used variants like BBC Basic which was a brilliant procedural and function based language in its day.

Rover:
Definately hate those products...
-Gerome (August 09, 2006, 09:27 AM)
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Hmm... ya know, I never did like Gerome.  Now I know why.  :P

It's a joke.

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