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In <4dfp6h$sb@badger.wmin.ac.uk> przec@westminster.ac.uk (David Waters) writes:

>Anyone know if I can get modula2 for Linux.
>If so, where?

You can try out the GMD M2 compiler called mocka.
It should be available at ftp.gmd.de

hth,
  Torsten

David Waters wrote:
> 
> Anyone know if I can get modula2 for Linux.
> If so, where?
> 
> DavidYes, you can.

  Our team has developed an ISO Modula2/Oberon2 to ANSI/K&R C converter. 
Linux version works pretty nice.  
  Native i386 code generator for Linux is outcoming in few weeks - keep
in mind.

In file attachments to this letter you will find a list of distributors.
A newest version of that is available in modula2_faq - a traditional FAQ
of comp.lang.modula2 . For this faq you can check out also 
  ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet-by-group/comp.lang.modula2

Have a nice Linux! :)

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 Denis Altudov                               den@iis.nsk.su
 xTech Ltd, Russia

>Anyone know if I can get modula2 for Linux.
>If so, where?
>
>David

A good source for Linux program references using WWW
is

http://www.fokus.gmd.de/linux/linus-prog.html

More specifically using this source you find:

Mocka a Modula-2 Compiler system
see: http://i44www.info.uni-karlsruhe.de/~vollmer/mocka

Related systems are:

mtc which is a Modula-2 to c translator (You will need for example
the gcc compiler). The system seems to work well on my Debian system.
You can probably find it on most Linux sites like the finnish funic
machine.

Jacob  (Oberon-2 compiler ... related to Modula-2)

Modula-3

See the first reference abowe under 'Development'.

Best regards
Lars Silen



 

In article <4dfp6h$sb@badger.wmin.ac.uk> David Waters,
przec@westminster.ac.uk writes:
>Anyone know if I can get modula2 for Linux.
>If so, where?

There are at least 3 different modula-2 implementations 
available under linux.

[1] Mocka, 
ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/packages/modula-2
http://i44www.info.uni-karlsruhe.de/~vollmer/mocka.html

[2] Garden's Point Modula-2, 
ftp://ftp.psg.com/pub/modula-2/

[3] mtc (Modula-to-C translator), 
ftp://ftp.gmd.de:/gmd/cocktail/

For more info check the FAQ at either of the following
ftp://ftp.twu.ca/FTP/pub/modula2/FAQ/
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet-by-group/comp.answers/computer-lang/Modul
2-faq

Peter
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Hi again,

Thanks to everyone for posting information about modula 2 for Linux.
This has been very helpful and I am mopst grateful!!

David




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David Waters (przec@westminster.ac.uk) wrote:
: Anyone know if I can get modula2 for Linux.
: If so, where?

: David

The mocka compiler (modula compiler karlsruhe)
from GMD , I found it on a CD , it might be
on ftp.gmd.de directory cocktail ?

engelbert

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