Re: Where can I get Modula-2?

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From: Arcadio Alivio Sincero
Date: Tue, 26 Mar 1996 21:31

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Dade (dade@galactica.it) wrote:
: Hi! I'm an engineering student and I have to write a program in
: Modula-2 for one of my exams, but I don't have a copy of this lang.
: Can anyone tell me where could I get a free copy of it?


    If you use DOS, Linux, or OS/2, an excellent 32-bit Modula-2 compiler 
is freely available for educational and non-commerical use.  It's called 
Garden's Point Modula 2.  Sorry, I don't have a URL for you, but if you 
do a web search using your favorite web search engine, you'll find it.  I 
did using Altavista the other day.

    ANother Modula-2 compiler for DOS is called FST Modula-2.  16-bit I 
believe and it's shareware.


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