Modula-2 for Mac (PPC)

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2 total messages Started by Jorg Kantel Fri, 19 Jan 1996 14:24

#3142

Author: Jorg Kantel
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 14:24

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Is there anybody who knows about a Modula 2-Compiler who is making an native code for 
the Macintosh PPC? Until know I'm programming with Metrowerks Modula-2, which is a 
fine system but no longer supported. I've also tried MacMETH, but it will probably 
"never run native" (from the Manual).
I want to program a lot of numerical stuff who needs a lot of time in the 68k-Emulation 
and i suppose that it will run much faster native.

Thanks in advance

J"org

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Re: Modula-2 for Mac (PPC)

#3159

Author: Luc Dubois
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 06:41

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In article <4do9io$kn@fu-berlin.de>,
J\"org Kantel <kantel@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de> wrote:

> Is there anybody who knows about a Modula 2-Compiler who is making 
> an native code for the Macintosh PPC? Until know I'm programming with 
> Metrowerks Modula-2, which is a fine system but no longer supported. 
> I've also tried MacMETH, but it will probably "never run native" (from 
> the Manual).
> I want to program a lot of numerical stuff who needs a lot of time in the
> 68k-Emulation and i suppose that it will run much faster native.

in the Modula-2 faq maintained by Rick Sutcliffe I found the following
item:

> p1 GmbH
> activity  MD
> products  MPW and Metrowerks Code Warrier hosted ISO compliant compilers
> platforms Macintosh
> office    Hogenbergstrasse. 20
>           80686 Munich
>           Germany
> contact   Elmar Henne
> e-mail    eh@p1.space.net
> voice     +49 89-546 13 10
> fax       +49 89-580 25 97

Good luck

Luc

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