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Re: German MODULA2 compiler

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From: Mark Boyd
Date: Wed, 10 May 1989 18:06
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Since several people have had trouble getting the german modula-2 system
to work, I'm posting this to confirm that I was able to un zoo it ( on a
stock 1040ST, no hard disk ) by putting the archive and zoo in a RAM
disk, running zoo from within gulam, and then putting a freshly
formatted floppy in the drive.  I did have to create the subdirectories,
but I think that was because I didn't use the proper zoo options.
I have compiled and run the sample programs, but not much else.

I have been unable to invoke the editor from within the modula shell.
I tried renaming gnome to editor.prg, but it didn't work. Any suggestions
on an available ( pd ) editor to use with this environment?

Also, I have had some problems with zoo. I find that it crashes when
I try to archive certain files. These include one version of gulam,
a gif file, and several others. I discovered this problem when I tried
to use zoo to archive my hard disk partitions. I want to zoo the entire
partition and then save the zoo as the backup for the partition. I
can't do it with this version of zoo.

	Mark Boyd
	Univ of North Carolina Asheville
	mark@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu
	mbunca@ecsvax.uncecs.edu
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From: mark@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu (Mark Boyd)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: German MODULA2 compiler
Keywords: modula-2, german
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Date: 10 May 89 18:06:55 GMT
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