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Re: Standard Modules

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From: Rick Sutcliffe
Date: Fri, 09 Mar 1990 20:41
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In article <1990Mar8.195302.6263@eagle.lerc.nasa.gov>, chris@sarah.lerc.nasa.gov (Chris Johnston) writes:
> The draft standard specifies some standard modules, IO and SIO, for
> instance. It looks as if the Wirth modules InOut and FileSystem are not
> included as standard modules. True? If so, dosen't this make life more
> difficult for those of us who have been using the commonly available
> (if not standard) InOut and FileSystem? 

True, the old modules are not. InOut was never all that standard anyway,
especially in the treatment of redirection.  Files were handled differently
by almost every one of the more than thirty M2 compilers I have used.
You will not have to change much to use the S modules, just your IMPORT
line.  Portability should be improved.


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