From: fips152@nospam.com
In article , Ralf Folkerts
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 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.
>
> Now, I searched around but didn't find it - not even on Ira's Site :-(
>
> Does anyone know if there really was UCSD-Pascal for the TRS-80 and if,
> is there a chance to get a Copy?
>
> MTIA!
> Cheers,
> _ralf_
I don't have the software, but I came across a full-page
advertisement for it on page 193 of the October 1983 issue of
80 Micro. It was sold by PCD Systems, Inc., P.O. Box 143,
Penn Yan, N.Y. 14527.
Quoting from the advertisement:
Model III p-System. Read and write IBM-PC p-System
disks with the:
Model III p-System AND Holmes Engineering VID 80 (tm)
Board (SAVE $40 -- WAS $635) ................ $595
Gives you 64K and 80 x 24 screen (compiler separate)
AND JUST RELEASED
Model 4 p-System .............................. $650
Full development system, choice of compiler
They sold the Version IV.1 development system with "full
screen editor, file handler, interpreter, assembler, and
linker. Over 1,000 pages of documentation." for %650 for the
Model II/12, for $850 for Model II/12 with Corvus interface,
and for $850 for the Model 16, each with your choice of
compiler. Additional compilers were sold separately for $375
(Pascal), $350 (Fortran), or $225 (BASIC). They also sold a
Lisp interpreter for $100, some utility programs to read
other disk formats, and a text formatter, datebook, mailing
list, personal scheduling, and a few other applications.
Sorry that I don't know where you might get a copy, but maybe
the information from the advertisement will help a little.
.
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