Modula-2 books

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From: "Let us run into a safe harbor."
Date: Tue, 08 Mar 1988 16:15

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        Can anyone reccomend some good books that aren't introductory and not
particularly oriented toward Pascal programmers that shows the use of
co-routines, systems programming, data abstraction, and module design?

        The best that I have now is A GUIDE TO MODULA-2 by Kaare Christian,
published by Springer-Verlag.

        If I had the money, I might just order some books with some decent
sounding titles, but I don't, and you can't trust the titles anyway.


Thanks,

Austin Tung
ATUNG@Amherst
Amherst College

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