Re: Best M2 book....

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From: D.S. Cartwright
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1989 10:29

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In article <INFO-M2%89110808284668@UCF1VM>, RW_GRIFFITHS@VAX.ACS.OPEN.AC.UK 
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>can anyone recommend a great (Modula-2) book?

   I've got one which I'd recommend as a sort of Idiot's guide to Modula-2,
it's called

	"Modula-2 : Constructive Program Development"

	by

	P. Messer & Ian Marshall.

	It's the recommended course text here at UEA, Norwich, for the bods
learning the language, and I'm totally unbiased despite having one of the
authors as a lecturer.

	It's really quite a good book, easy to follow anyway, and it's never
let me down yet, so it can't be that bad,

	Hope that's some help to anyone wanting an M-2 book out there,

	Dave Cartwright,
		SYS II,
			University of East Anglia,
				Norwich, ENGLAND .....

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