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Article #1585Re: Borland's Turbo Modula 2
From: System Administrator
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 1990 03:13
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 1990 03:13
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In a message of <07 Nov 90 23:56:22>, Darrell Pittman () writes:
> Has Borland ever come out with a version of its Turbo Modula-2
> compiler for the IBM PC? I found it curious that they offered it
> for CP/M but not the PC.
>
JPI TopSpeed Modula is what you're looking for. Same guys from Borland
wrote. It has a neat debugger, but I hated their lame idea about cutting
the STANDARD key words short, ie, WriteLn --> WrLn; That defeats modularity!
^^^^^^^^
Anyways, I'm stuck using a "Free-Ware" copy of FST Modula-2, which I "ain't"
to proud of, but it works just fine.
Can Somebody post a list of libraries available, I've got the standard ones
with a few extras, but not any fancy, real-useful, ones. BTW, are they free?
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