Re: pd modula-2 for the macintosh

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From: Gad Dafni
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 1988 16:47

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There is a public domain Modula2 at Sumex-Aim.
If you have an ARPA access, you can ftp it, loging in as anonymous.
The directory is <info-mac> and the files are mod1.hqx - mod13.hqx.
I tried it and, while not using Mac user interface and having few bugs,
I was able to compile and run some small programs (didn't try much yet).
Hope it will work for you.

--Gad Dafni.

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