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Macintosh Common Lisp 5.1 is a program having functions of a MacOSX native object-oriented dynamic language (OODL) from Digitool, Inc. It implements the ANSI standard for the Common Lisp programming language and CLOS, and is fully integrated with the Macintosh family of personal computers.

This release is a beta and its discounted price includes the final release expected in January 2003.
MCL is a completely integrated development environment, including a fast incremental compiler which produces efficient native PowerPC code, a window-based debugger, a source code stepper, a dynamic object inspector, a stack backtrace inspector, a programmable Macintosh-style emacs-like editor, online documentation, and an interactive interface toolkit.
MCL provides both high-level object-oriented user interface class library and complete low-level access to the Macintosh Toolbox. Using MCL, you can create a standalone double-clickable Macintosh application using less than 2MB of disk space which can be run with 2MB or more of memory.

The MCL 5 Single User License gives one person the right to use MCL for program development purposes. The current release includes MCL 5.0 beta for the MacOSX platform. When you purchase this product you get:

Electronically downloadable archive containing: MCL 5.0 application MCL compiler MCL libraries and example files Software License Agreement Registration Card

HotTime (Macintosh Conduit) 1.3 is a beneficial and easy to use application which can help you never miss a meeting!

If you rely on your Palm OS organizer to keep your meetings and agenda organized, then you need HotTime. Every time you HotSync, your organizer with your desktop computer, HotTime adjusts the date and time on your Palm handheld to match your desktop computer, within one second! It's totally automatic - just install it and forget it! With HotTime, the clock on your Palm or PalmPilot is always accurate, so you'll never have to worry about getting behind schedule or missing an important deadline.

MacGhostView 4.5 is a tool designed to preview Postscript for the Macintosh. It is quite similar to the ghostview program found on Unix machines and is based on ghostscript 6.0. If a Postscript document conforms to Adobe's Document Structuring Conventions, the pages of the document can be displayed in any order. The program includes installation and registration instructions.

Fantasm 6.0 brings you a fast and useful PowerPC and 680x0 Macintosh assembly language development environment. It features a graphical project manager,high-powered macro processor, syntax coloring/hyperjumping editor, and assemblers that cater for 68K and both 32- and 64-bit PowerPC instructions (even to the extent of allowing both instruction sets in the same source file). Coupled with high-speed linkers, flexible output stages and modular tool construction Fantasm is the complete Macintosh assembly language solution. And, of course, it also provides an extremely fast edit-run cycle.

Requirements: Mac (all)

ASCII Shall Receive 2.1 is a tool used to convert formats for the Macintosh. ASCII Shall Receive supports conversion between the following formats:

1. Mac ASCII
2. PC ASCII
3. HTML Entities
4. HTML Integers
5. Hex values
6. Hex Escape codes
7. Binary
8. Base 64
9. Morse code
10. Octal