Re: Input /Output

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From: Spannring
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1991 20:54

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   What I might suggest is to write your own file i/o routines.  That
would also solve one of my pet peeves about Modula-2 which is the
fact that nobody I've asked seems to know how InOut should be
implemented.  The differences between how the FST compiler and the Stony
Brook compiler handle ReadString (and other routines) are slight, but
infuriating.  The one we have on our Un*x box doesn't even have InOut.

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