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Re: R: LOGO-L> Re: programming



Yes, I have but I decided it was more important to put the effort into
making
MSWLogo easier to use and more robust.

I also put a lot of effort into MultiMedia Logic. It's an attempt at
what
Logo did for programming but in the Computer Logic area (it's pretty
cool
but I guess I'm a little biased).

Paspal wrote:
> 
>  ----
> Da: George Mills <mills@softronix.com>
> A: pyro@vci.net
> Cc: logo-l@gsn.org
> Data: venerd́ 13 giugno 1997 16.10
> Oggetto: LOGO-L> Re: programming
> 
> >jstclair@omsd.cerf.fred.org wrote:
> >>
> >> Please reply to pyro@vci.net  or  logo-l@gsn.org   NOT
> logo-list@gsn.org
> >> or  me.
> >>
> >> -John
> >> --Message below re-posted by <jstclair@omsd.cerf.fred.org
> >
> >> Date - Wed, 11 Jun 1997 20:26:14 GMT
> >> Reply-to - pyro@vci.net
> >> >From - pyro@vci.net (Pyro)
> >> To - jcstclair@omsd
> >> Subject - programming
> >> Usenet: comp.lang.logo
> >> ------------------
> >> Post Usenet mail to comp-lang-logo@ucbvax.berkeley.edu
> >> ------------------
> >>
> >>         I am working on a windows application using
> MSWLogo . I think
> >> there is no way to  make it an executable file . What
> language can be
> >> used to make EXE's . I am new to programming so I really
> don't know
> >> much about compilers , decompilers , interpreted
> languages , and other
> >> things . Will som one please tell me about them ?
> >
> >To do a True Windows .EXE you need "C" (Visual C++) or
> "Pascal"
> >(Delphi/Turbo Pascal).
> >
> >These take quite some time to learn.
> >
> >Next closest thing is Microsoft Visual Basic. You can make
> ".EXEs" with
> >it but it's not a true .EXE you have to carry some other
> baggage
> >(part of Visual Basic Engine) along for the ride.
> >
> >Some other "Visual Basic" venders I believe have true
> machine code
> >.EXEs.
> >
> >You might consider Java. It's better than Logo in this
> respect
> >(distributing
> >applications) but not really a .EXE (the Idea is to not
> have .EXEs) and
> >be Machine
> >independent. At a cost of being slower and less flexible
> than say Visual
> >C++.
> >
> >Don't forget with MSWLogo your allowed to distribute
> MSWLogo with
> >your application for free. You can make Icons and
> installation such that
> >the user gets a single Icon which they click that loads
> MSWLogo and
> >runs your application.
> >
> George,
> have you considered the way of having a .DLL library based
> on MSWLOGO for use in a Windows programming envinment (like
> VC++, VB5, VJ++ or Delphi)?
> What you think about an ActiveX component?
> Paolo Passaro.
> -----------------------
> paspal@bielnet.it
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