It was also assembly and pascal for the longest time, even when most folks had switched over to C. The heyday was an app that had digitized all the documentati

It was also assembly and pascal for the longest time, even when most folks had switched over to C. The heyday was an app that had digitized all the documentation and iirc the code examples were in C. It had hyperlinks between pages. Quite nice pre web reference material. Their code examples were also helpful, but things like low level double buffered sound recording or high performance animation was left as an exercise to the reader.