Re: Oberon/F sources?

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From: Douglas G. Danforth
Date: Sun, 31 Dec 1995 23:42

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Bob Brown <bob@trapdoor.dstc.edu.au> writes:

>There seems to be a lack of Oberon/F source posted on c.l.o.

>This is a shame as I am interested in knowing more about this framework and
>it's abilities (I am slightly more familiar with v4).

>The examples shipped with the package are extensive but don't go far enough, I
>feel--they tend to be academic in nature and slightly 'toyish.'

>So...

>are there some gurus out there willing to "share and enjoy" their Oberon/F
>source/knowledge/experiences with the rest of us.

>bob@dstc.edu.au                |

  I believe Oberon Microsystems would be more than happen if you
or anyone were to contribute examples which they could encorporate
into their package.

-Doug Danforth

-- 
"As simple as possible, but not simpler." A. Einstein

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