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Article #2101Re: Oberon-2 discussion continues
From: "", Mike Gallo
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 07:17
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 07:17
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In article <9211130912.A01822@MAIL.CASI.NASA.GOV> you write: > > The discussion of Oberon continues.... > > extension has been implemented at ETH but removed (according to one > person in ETH involved in the Oberon compilers)). > > Incidentally, ASSERT is now a standard procedure in Oberon. > > Taylor > thutt@mail.casi.nasa.gov > Championing worldwide usage of Oberon-2 Out of sheer curiosity, how do you get all this up to date info on Oberon? Is it a matter of knowinf the right people, or is there some official source? While I'm at it (though you're probably sick of the question), weren't you writing an Oberon-2 compiler for DOS? How goes that project? Thanks for your time, Mike Oberon enthusiast
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