Steven D'Aprano wrote:
To be honest, I don't remember. It was so-called "Lightspeed Pascal", later
renamed "Think Pascal", and especially after that experience I mostly used
it for experimenting with Hypertalk XCMDs and XFNCs, which were much
simpler as they weren't stand-alone GUI applications.
I did some pretty extensive work with Think Pascal on a
1MB Mac Plus with two floppy drives (no HD) and I always
found it to be very efficient and a pleasure to work with.

Nine hours to compile a simple text editor sounds completely
ridiculous to me, even for the times. Something must have
been very, very badly wrong.

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