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Re: Dylan on Macintosh OS X
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- Subject: Re: Dylan on Macintosh OS X
- From: Tim May <address@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2002 09:05:19 -0500 (EST)
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In article <12292224.DFOXRTYT@news.earthlink.net>, Andrew Shalit
<murrienxnospamx@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Hi Folks -
>
> I just got my news reader working. Good to see all the activity!
>
> A question: is there any version of Dylan -- Gwydion, FunDev, etc -- running
> on Macintosh OS X? Has anyone begun looking at that project?
>
> I'm back to my Macintosh roots, and I'd love to have a version of Dylan that
> I could do some playing around in.
Good to see you back on the Mac! OS X is a joy to use: robust, elegant,
and reasonably fast. Not having weird crashes is a relief.
A friend of mine just mentioned that he was doing some x86 programming
in Dylan...I hadn't thought about in years. He said I might want to
give it another look.
By the way, didn't you write one of the only books on Dylan?
I like Squeak, the open source version of Smalltalk. Available on
nearly every platform and with several books out on it already. Sort of
the "Linux of Smalltalk."
--Tim May