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Article #3169Re: Modula-2 Compiler
From: J.Last
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 11:43
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 11:43
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Here in my department (Electronic Engineering) we use the StonyBrook QuickMod compiler, which is not much cop to say the least. Perhaps the StonyBrook Professional is better? This compiler does come with an excellent programming environment, which makes the poor quality of the compiler a shame. -- _________ _______________________________ _________ < ""/_\"" \ / \ / ""/_\"" > < (.o.) \/ Jake Last \/ (.o.) > < v~v /\ J.Last-93@student.lut.ac.uk /\ v~v > <_________/ \_______________________________/ \_________>
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