> Norman Dunbar wrote: > > And for C68 programmers, there is EasyC from Bob Weeks of Pointer Products > > which turns EasyPtr menus into C68 stuff. I think (not sure, as I ain't been there for a while) it was on TF's bulletin board (Tony?)
If it works fairly well on modern systems, I'll add it to the PD library if I can get hold of a copy (assuming it's freeware or similar of course) > Never heard of that, but IIRC EasyPtr 3 supports C programming directly. Yes, Easyptr 3 part 3 is what it was called when I sold it for Albin back in DJC days, not sure what name Roy and Jochen sell that part of the system under nowadays though. -- Dilwyn Jones
