Re: TopSpeed Modula-2

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From: jneuhof
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 1995 11:58

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In <42cljo$nme@firehose.mindspring.com>, cholko@mindspring.com (Christopher Holko) writes:
>Question folks,
>
>
>If I were to get back into M2 what would be a good compiler to choose?
>I would love to find an easy way to program OS/2,  as I am not a big
>fan of Windows. (esp 95.. object oriented in their dreams)
>
>Chris
>

If you have CompuServe access, GO CODEPORT and download the latest 
32-bit Modula-2 for OS/2 from there. It's a beta-product, but quite stable.
It has many object-oriented langauge extensions similar to Oberon-2.
And it has all of OS/2 API definition modules, including PM and SOM/WPS.
The file name is MOD201H.ZIP. I'll upload a new version soon, with more
symbolic debug support for SD386. It's also available via FTP on 
ftp-os2.nmsu.edu  in directory /os2/dev32 .

Juergen Neuhoff   - Warped to the core

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Subject: Re: TopSpeed Modula-2
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