From: ralffmail-news1@yahoo.de   
      
   Mark McDougall wrote:   
   > Ralf Folkerts wrote:   
   >   
   >> I'm not really sure but IIRC there once was UCSD-Pascal for the   
   >> TRS-80; I saw it somewhere and IMHO it was a two- or three-Disk-System   
   >> and used it's own p-Code OS.   
   >   
   > I know this isn't what you're after, but if you're running a Model 4,   
   > you may want to consider Turbo Pascal under CP/M. I used that for a few   
   > uni assignments about 20 years ago... also wrote a few graphics   
   > primitives in assembler for it for the MicroLabs hires board...   
      
   Hi Mark,   
      
   thanks for the hint! As you mentioned I was more looking after the   
   UCSD-System as I was fascinated by the fact that the OS was mostly   
   p-Code :-) By that time I had some cheap TRS-80-Pascal but can't   
   remember which exactly. Re. Turbo Pascal: That was one of the things I   
   missed; I used the TRS-80 for rather a long time, then migrated to OS/2   
   1.3 (did use DR-DOS for a short time before) and then to Linux and   
   FreeBSD which left me using mostly FreeBSD today. The early TP was great   
   by it's features and the price, a few friends did use it.   
      
   Cheers,   
   _ralf_   
      
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