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Started by Bjoern Asle Valde
Mon, 05 Oct 1987 21:39
Masthaven
Author: Bjoern Asle Valde
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1987 21:39
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1987 21:39
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PART ^1: The Masthaven compiler. In recent articles the compiler developed by Masthaven for Unix V / m680x0 machines have been favourable mentioned. See amongst others articles by > Alan Lovejoy , dated 18. sep -87, and > Robert Nagler, dated 20. sep -87. Robert gives the address to Masthaven as: >Masthaven Development Ltd >511 Coldhams Lane >Cambridge CB1 3LN >(0223) 248844 A friend of mine, Frode Oedegaard, had just ordered the Sun M2-Compiler, and uppon hearing that this migth not be the best choise he immediately tried to contact Masthaven. What he got was a nice chat with an old lady who knew nothing about Masthaven. Whats more; nobody else seems to know much about Masthavens present whereabouts. If THE NET could solve this puzzle we would appreciate that. Contact me or frode at BIX: frode Fidonet: sysop 502/25 Voice: (+47) 6 97 00 40 PART ^2 : M2 compilers in general (and for ND). I have heard rumors about a compiler for Norsk Data series 500 machines, but so far no hard facts. I desperately needs to know if this is anything but rumors. HELP | Much off the discussion in this conference seems to be about the availability off MODULA-2 compilers for different CPU's and OS. Has anyobody compiled a list ? It would be very nice if somebody took the time to keep an updated list that where available through a NETSERV off some kind. It's not very polite to come with an idea and then say that I myself Me do not have the time for this, but it IS an god idea .... Greetings to all| Bjoern Asle PS. Hi Thomas, wie geht's ? Bjoern A. Valde THINGS ARE GOING GREAT, AND THEIR EARN: <SINBV@NOBERGEN> ONLY GETTING BETTER. THE FUTURE'S SO Voice: +47 5 212698 BRIGHT I GOTTA WEAR SHADES.
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