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Article #3194Re: RE:GNU Modula-2 compiler for suns
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Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 10:01
Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 10:01
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On 22 Jan 96 11:05 am, j.w.kalkman@student.utwente.nl (j.w.kalkman@student.utwente.nl) writes: > mtc, the modula-to-c translator, was set up to run on suns, I think. > > I know it's not a compiler, but it's something, right? > > Fair enough. I thought that when I looked through the support list for Mocka Modula-2 that Solaris and SunOS were on their supported list. No, for those systems they're not free, but considering their unoptimising compiler for Linux still makes pretty good code I suspect that this would be a compiler worth paying for. Then there's modula-3 - I think this one's free. Have a look at gatekeeper.dec.com (ftp to it or whatever...) Cheers, Jan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Centurion Services & Wholesale // // "Quality from the Start" // // Fax: (604) 279-1800 // // centurion@infomatch.com // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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