Re: Want GENERIC M2 for Z-100

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From: Pete Davis
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 1990 14:33

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Well, the 1.3 version, I believe, is available from Simtel. The source
code is not included, and I was reminded that it was Shareware, and not
public domain. I played around with it for a short time, and found it,
at least in terms of execution speed, very competetive with Borland
and Microsoft compilers. It's code optimization isn't the best, but for the
price, who can complain. Try FTPing simtel for it in the Modula-2 section.
                                        _Pete Davis

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