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In article <INFO-M2%89021600532852@UCF1VM> Modula2 List <INFO-M2%UCF1VM.bitnet@jade.berkeley.edu> writes:
>Is there anyone on the net who has some experiences in programming
>MS-Windows with MODULA-2?
>
>I recently used the Logitech implementation for programming, but know I planned
>to change to JPI Top Speed for his ability to generate PROLOG and EPILOG Code.

I, too, used Logitech's Modula-2 for programming, and then wanted to write a   
MS-Windows application in Modula-2.  I recalled seeing an ad for Stony Brook
Software / Forest Road / Wilton, New Hampshire 03086 in some issue of Dr. Dobbs
in approximately October '87 which announced windows support.

They sent a crippled version of the compiler, and a windows demo program in
response to my specific questions about 'Does it really support MS-windows.'
At that time, March '88, they were estimating having the entire library of
windows calls out in June. Their price for the demo is $10. 

I thought that the price, nearly $350 for compiler, environment, and all the
source was steep, but with JPI and the FST (shareware) compilers competing,
perhaps this has dropped some. 

Aubrey McIntosh
4926 Spicewood springs Rd
Austin, TX 78759