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Re: Free Modula-2 Compilers

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From: Michael Feldman
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 1990 22:23
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In article <4179@iitmax.IIT.EDU> thssgkt@iitmax.IIT.EDU (George Thiruvathukal) writes:
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>Once again, thanks to all who informed me about free Modula-2 compilers.  If
>anyone out there is a PC programmer, I would highly recommend the Fitted 
>Software Tools Modula-2 compiler.  It is one of the best pieces of free
>software I have seen.  For commercial purposes, however, one might desire the
>TopSpeed Modula-2 optimizing compiler.
I don't want to get too fussy about this, but the DEC compiler is free.
The Fitted Software Tools system is SHAREWARE. It is NOT free. Roger Carvalho
has done a terrific job on this system, and keeps it up to date. He deserves
the shareware fee that he asks for - somwhere in the neighborhood of $30-40.
Well worth it. Please - if you are going to use a shareware system, pay up.
(I have no connection with FST - I just think we oughta help them survive!)
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