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From: geb@halcyon.com (Gary E. Bloom)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.logo
Subject: Re: Amiga Logo implementations
Followup-To: comp.lang.logo
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 1994 23:01:24 -0800
Organization: SoftWorlds for Children
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In article <1994Feb13.004102.25735@random.ccs.northeastern.edu>,
neuwirth@ccs.neu.edu (Erich Neuwirth) wrote:

> David Benn (dbenn@leven.appcomp.utas.edu.au) wrote:
> : In article <geb-090294234740@bellevue-ip4.halcyon.com>, geb@halcyon.com (Gary E. Bloom) writes:
> 
> : >One of the great Logos was commissioned by Commodore and written for the
> : >Amiga--Amiga TLC Logo. According to rumor (actually TLC author, John
> : >Allen), Commodore buried it because it was not compatible with the other
> : >Logos of the time. The very first issue of Amiga World  (or perhaps the
> : >second) interviewed Allen. Also, the first book on Amiga programming, by
> : >Que, carried a description of Amiga TLC Logo. 
> 
> 
> 
>  some months ago i was able to talk commodore austria into donating a copy
> of amiga logo (they still had one, including the docs) to my department
> back in vienna. so you might ask C= if they still have some copies left.
> 
Shortly after Commodore decided to halt the release of TLC Logo, they
stated that they were going to commision a more conventional version. Does
the version you received appear to work similar to the LCSI Apple II/IBM/
Atari versions? TLC Logo was was quite different--A Lisp without
parentheses. Functions (operations) only, object-oriented, first class
data. Which version do you think yoiu have?
-- 
Gary E. Bloom                             SoftWorlds for Children
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