It might be fun to compare think/lightspeed pascal/c since they included a full GUI IDE (and inline assembler) as well as full support for the Mac toolbox. (The

It might be fun to compare think/lightspeed pascal/c since they included a full GUI IDE (and inline assembler) as well as full support for the Mac toolbox. (These products were to the Mac what borland's products were for DOS and Windows.) I know you could fit early versions of lightspeed pascal or c on a single floppy disk with a copy of System 3.2.