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In article <1000@excelan.COM> timm@plasma.kinetics.com (Tim Myers) writes:
>In article <1990Jan6.041611.26872@Neon.Stanford.EDU> philip@Kermit.Stanford.EDU (Philip Machanick) writes:
>>I am looking for a good Modula-2 compiler for the Macintosh, ideally one
>>with good toolbox interfaces and capable of running without a local hard
>>disk (i.e., a Think Pascal-type environment, not an MPW implementation
>>or similar).
>>
>>Any good ideas?
>>
>>Philip Machanick
>
> I can think of two such compilers that are suitable for academic use:
>
>1. MacMETH from ETH Zeurich.  It might still be available from Modula Corp
>   at (801) 224-8999 for around $100.  It works on floppies.
>
>2. A public domain MacLogimo Plus from Project Modula, P.O. Box 2137, Provo,
>   Utah 84603.  $20 for five floppies sent by first class mail.  If there
>  is enough interest, I might be able to find an anonymous FTP site willing
>  to distribute it.  Since it is public domain, it is ideal for classroom use.
>
>Hope that helps,
>
>++Tim
>

MetroWorks is distributing a Modula-2 system with it's own environment. They
have a student version for $39 that's being distributed by MacMillian
Publishing Company. Let's see, (looking at my notes)...

It's called the Metrowerks Modula-2 StartPak (TM). It's sold by Macmillans
sales reps direct to the campus bookstore and professors.
ISBN-0-02-380810-1

Your can reach Metrowerks on the net at Modula2@MIPS1.UQAM.CA



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