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Best compiler for IBM environment ?

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From: rezac
Date: Mon, 06 Feb 1989 17:50
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I'd like to get a Modula-2 compiler and experiment a bit to see if the
features of the language would work for several applications with which I'm
currently tinkering, i.e., rewriting.  To this end I'd like suggestions and 
recommendations for a M2 compiler that generates linkable object modules, is 
inexpensive < $200, and provides a well supported environment for the neophyte 
Modula-2 user.  I know Pascal but have never used Modula-2.

All suggestions and comments are welcomed (by me anyway -- if you don't think 
your opinion is of general interest, please e-mail)

Thanks,

CHARLES REZAC   *   bitnet: REZAC@UKANVAX   internet: rezac@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu

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Subject: Best compiler for IBM environment ?
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Date: 6 Feb 89 17:50:44 GMT
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