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In article <4741@icews2.ipc.kanazawa-u.ac.jp>,
    kunihiko@kitune.ec.t.kanazawa-u.ac.jp (Kunihiko Imai) writes:

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Archive-name: Modula-3-faq
Last-modified: Mar 19 1992


			MODULA-3 FAQ
			============


What is Modula-3 ?

   The goal of Modula-3 is to be as simple and safe as it can be while
   meeting the needs of modern systems programmers.  Instead of
   exploring new features, we studied the features of the Modula
   family of languages that have proven themselves in practice and
   tried to simplify them into a harmonious language.  We found that
   most of the successful features were aimed at one of two main
   goals: greater robustness, and a simpler, more systematic type
   system.

   Modula-3 descends from Mesa, Modula-2, Cedar, and Modula-2+.  It
   also resembles its cousins Object Pascal, Oberon, and Euclid.

   Modula-3 retains one of Modula-2's most successful features, the
   provision for explicit interfaces between modules.  It adds objects
   and classes, exception handling, garbage collection, lightweight
   processes (or threads), and the isolation of unsafe features.


Is Modula-3 a superset of Modula-2 ?

   No; valid Modula-2 programs are not valid Modula-3 programs.


Where can I get a description of Modula-3 ? 
   
   The definition of Modula-3 is contained in:

	System Programming with Modula-3
	Edited by Greg Nelson
	Prentice Hall Series in Innovative Technology
	ISBN 0-13-590464-1
	L.C. QA76.66.S87 1991

   also known as SPwM3.

   Sam Harbison has written a book about Modula3:

	Modula-3
	Samuel P. Harbison
	Prentice Hall, 1992
	ISBN 0-13-596396-6

   as well as an overview article, "Modula-3", in Byte, Vol. 15,
   Number 12, October 1990, p 385.


Where can I get information on Modula-3 ?

   There is a Usenet newsgroup, comp.lang.modula3.  The archives of
   that group are available via anonymous ftp from gatekeeper.dec.com
   in pub/DEC/Modula-3/comp.lang.modula3.  If you do not have
   access to Usenet, there is a relay mailing list; send a message to
   m3-request@src.dec.com to be added to it.

   Also, Pine Creek Software publishes a free newsletter and various
   announcements about Modula-3 products and activities.  To be added
   to their mailing list, send email or US mail to:

	Pine Creek Software
	Suite 300
	305 South Craig Street
	Pittsburgh, PA 15213
	Phone & Fax: [1] (412) 681 9811
	Email: modula3@bert.pinecreek.com
   

Where can I get an implementation ?

   There is only one implementation available today.  It has been built
   by SRC and is available via anonymous ftp from gatekeeper.dec.com in
   pub/DEC/Modula-3/src-m3.

   The current version, 2.04, implements the language defined in SPwM3.
   There are versions for the following machines:

	AIX386	IBM PC running AIX/PS2,
	AP3000	Apollo DN4500 running Domain/OS
	ARM	Acorn R260 running RISC iX 1.21
	DS3100	DECstation 3100 and 5000 running Ultrix 4.0 and 4.2
	HP300	HP 9000/300 running HP-UX 8.0
 	IBMR2	IBM R6000 running AIX 3.1, 
	IBMRT	IBM RT running IBM/4.3, 
	NEXT    NeXT running ?
	SPARC	SPARCstation running SunOS 4.1.x
	SUN3	SUN3 running SunOS
	UMAX    Encore Multimax running UMAX 4.3 (R4.1.1)
	VAX	VAX running Ultrix 3.1

   SRC Modula-3 includes a user manual, compiler, runtime library,
   some libraries and a few other goodies (see below).

   The compiler generates C as an intermediate language and should be
   fairly easy to port.  Except for the very lowest levels of the
   thread implementation, the entire system is written in Modula-3.


What if I don't have ftp access ?

   You can contact Pine Creek Software (see the address above).

Can I contribute Modula-3 software ?

   Certainly.  Send us what you are willing to share, be it programs,
   libraries or other things.  We'll put them in the distribution. 

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In article <OKABE.92Nov9121514@shank.kutsuda.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp> okabe@kutsuda.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp writes:

>Is Modula-3 a superset of Modula-2 ?
>
>   No; valid Modula-2 programs are not valid Modula-3 programs.

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::: READ_ME :::
Modula-2 System
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The Modula-2 compiler supports Modula-2 as defined in the 3rd edition
of Wirth's Programming in Modula-2.
Older versions of Modula-2 are supported, too.
The compiler is derived from the Lilith-Modula-2 compiler developed by
N. Wirth.

Environment:

o	The library is written in Modula-2.
	Interfaces to C are neither supported nor necessary.
o	The design of input/output modules is very close to stdio(3) of C.
o	Windows -- allows screen-oriented input/output (like curses(3)).
o	All system calls are possible - incl. signal handling.
o	Makefile generator -- supports multiple program modules and
	libraries.
o	Modula-2 source level debugger - supports even coroutines and
	signal handling.
o	mtags -- generation of tags (like ctags(1)).

Software products ported to the Modula-2 system:

o	LIDAS database and Modula/R (a Modula-2 extension towards
	relational databases). Currently not available for SUN 3.
o	Modula--Prolog - an integrated Prolog-system.
o	myacc - a public domain version of yacc was modified to
	produce code for Modula-2.
o	alex and coco -- compiler construction tools from
	University of Linz.

These software products are available, too,
provided you have a source licence for the original product
(exception: myacc is public domain).

The Modula-2 system is available for:

	Concurrent Computer Series 3200
	Nixdorf Targon/31
	SUN 3

Directory contents:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

modula-2.1.5.tar.Z	Modula-2 distribution for SUN 3, all sources
			with the exception of the compiler are included.
modula-2.1.5.tar.Z.part?
			modula-2.1.5.tar.Z divided into 256kb partitions
windows.tar.Z		Windows library (is part of modula-2.1.5.tar.Z).
fixups/m1.Z		modula/lib/m1 (of modula-2.1.tar.Z) should be
			replaced by fixups/m1.Z
fixups/m2e
fixups/old_m2c.tar.Z	new version of m2c and m2e: m2c passes name
			of error file (m2_error) to m2e. This is necessary
			if MODPATH is not set. If m2e does not find
			the error file then error numbers are printed
			instead of error texts. If you unpack m2c.tar.Z
			you should edit the makefile. Change LIBDIR
			to your local Modula-2 library directory.
			m2e should be copied into your Modula-2 library
			directory.
			These changes are part of modula-2.1.2.tar.Z.
fixups/m2c.tar.Z	M20AS parameter added to m2c.c;
			this change is part of modula-2.1.4.tar.Z.
fixups/mdb.tar.Z	removal of a minor bug: this change is part
			of modula-2.1.3.tar.Z and modula-2.1.4.tar.Z
fixups/m3.Z		code generator whose output is accepted by
			the GNU assembler (gas);
			is part of modula-2.1.5.tar.Z.
myacc.tar.Z		Modula-2 LALR(1) parser generator, sources are in C.

SunOS.4.1-problem	SunOS 4.1 introduces a new bug into /bin/as,
			which is currently not fixed by the modula-2 compiler.
			This files contains some instructions in case you
			have SunOS 4.1

gas-1.36.tar.Z		GNU assembler. The Modula-2 compiler of
			version 2.1.5 produces code acceptable for gas.
			gas is needed for SunOS 4.1.
gas-1.37.tar.Z		newest version of GNU assembler. Not yet tested
			in combination with modula-2.1.5.tar.Z.
 
Please direct questions to:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

	Andreas Borchert
	Universitaet Ulm
	Sektion Angewandte Informationsverarbeitung
	Oberer Eselsberg
	D-7900 Ulm

	Phone:	(+49) 731 176-2520
	Telex:	712657 uniul d
	Fax:	(+49) 731 176-2038

	Internet:	borchert@mathematik.uni-ulm.de
	Bitnet:		borchert@DULRUU51
	EAN/DFN:	borchert@rz.uni-ulm.dbp.de

Questions concerning myacc should be addressed to:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

	Werner Stanglow
        [...]

	Phone:	(+49) 731 176-2062
        [...]

	Internet:	stanglow@mathematik.uni-ulm.de
	Bitnet:		via borchert@DULRUU51
::: COPYRIGHT :::
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

	Ulm's Modula-2 system

	Author:		Andreas Borchert

	Internet:	borchert@mathematik.uni-ulm.de
	BITNET:		borchert@dulruu51


	Copyright 1987, 1989 by Andreas Borchert and University of Ulm, SAI

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Permission is hereby granted to use and distribute this program freely.
Permission to use this program for commercial purposes and in
commercial Bulletin Board or similar systems is not given.
This copyright notice may not be modified or removed.

The Modula-2 system is provided 'as is', without warranty of any kind, either
expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The entire
risk as to the quality and performance of the program is with you.
Should the modula-2 system prove defective, you assume the cost of all
necessary servicing, repair or correction.

All bug reports and suggestions for improvements etc. are welcome.

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  Centre for Computational Linguistics,
  The University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, U.K.

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>>>>> of Dept. of Information Science, Kyoto University, JAPAN
>>>>> writes about `Re: Modula-2 on UNIX':

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From: nagler@olsen.UUCP (Rob Nagler)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.modula2
Subject: GNU M2/Libraries/X Windows
Keywords: M2, YAML, Libraries, X Windows, GNU, Apple Pie
Date: 17 Mar 91 12:37:23 GMT
Reply-To: nagler@olsen.ch (Rob Nagler)
Organization: Olsen & Associates, Zurich, Switzerland
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File: gdb.info,  Node: New Features

New Features since GDB version 3.5
**********************************

*Modula-2*
     GDB now has preliminary support for the GNU Modula-2 compiler,
     currently under development at the State University of New York at
     Buffalo.  Coordinated development of both GDB and the GNU Modula-2
     compiler will continue into 1992.  Other Modula-2 compilers are
     currently not supported, and attempting to debug programs compiled
     with them will likely result in an error as the symbol table of the
     executable is read in.
==============================

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From: randy@psg.com (Randy Bush)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.modula2
Subject: FAQ: comp.lang.modula2, draft - 92.9.11 v0.4
Date: 11 Sep 92 15:49:06 GMT
Organization: Pacific Systems Group, Portland Oregon, US


(5)  Where can I find implementations of Modula-2?

While there have been several implementations of Modula-2, they are not as
numerous nor as easy to find as, for example, C.  Some implementations are
listed below.  These are merely some commonly used implementations, and this
should not be taken as a recommendation of any of the following products.

For MS-DOS:

     Fitted Software Tools
     P.O. Box 867403
     Plano, TX 75086
     USA
     ftp at ftp.psg.com:pub/modula-2/pc

     Clarion Topspeed Modula-2
     Clarion Software
     150 East Sample Road
     Pompano Beach, FL  33064
     USA

     Multiscope Modula-2
     Multiscope, Inc.
     1235 Pear Ave.
     Mountain View, CA  94043
     USA
     (415) 968-4892

     Stony Brook Software

Sun-3:

    From: borchert@MATHEMATIK.UNI-ULM.DE (Andreas Borchert)

    Ulm's Modula-2 system for SUN 3 is now available via anonymous ftp from
    titania.mathematik.uni-ulm.de (134.60.66.21). You'll find it in the
    subdirectory soft/modula.

VMS:

    ModulaWare GmbH
    GraphicSystems & Modula-2 Software
    Wilhelstrasse 17A
    D-8520 Erlangen
    Phone: 49-9131/208395
    Fax:   49-9131/28205
    e-mail: g_dotzel@ame.nbg.sub.org

Misc:

    EPC (Edinburgh Portable Compilers, Ltd) have a series of compilers for
    different systems.  Their Modula-2 compiler is available for (among
    others) these systems:
        SCO Unix V
	Motorola 88000 generic
	Sun 3 and Sun 4
	Unisys 6000 series
	Sequent Symmetry
	Interactive Unix V
	ICL DRS 400E  and 6000
	Solbourne
    Edinburgh Portable Compilers, Ltd.
    17 Alva Street
    Edinburgh
    EH2 4PH
    UK
    Telephone:  +44 31 225 6262
    Fax:        +44 31 225 6644

[a Modula-2 to C translator kit ]

    From: sgccseh@citecuc.citec.oz.au (Stephen Hocking)

    It is in /pub/cocktail/mtc.tar.Z on the machine ftp.karlsruhe.gmd.de,
    where the bloke who wrote it all (Josef Grosch) is based. You will also
    need reuse.tar.Z and front.tar.Z from the same directory. For those
    interested in compilers, that directory is a goldmine.  The stuttgart-uni
    address was an alternative whose connections were a bit more reliable at
    the time.
    
From: rschnapp@metaflow.com (Russ Schnapp)
Subject: Vendor status
Date: 28 Jul 92 17:28:26 GMT
Organization: Metaflow Technologies Inc.

Hi.  I moderate the BIX system's Modula-2 conference.  One of our
participants has the following request for usenet modulans:

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modula.2/long.messages #280, from digic, 2865 chars, Mon Jul 27 21:24:44 1992
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TITLE: Searching for Modula-2 vendors
I have been building a list of Modula-2 compilers and tools and have had
trouble locating certain vendors.  I have not received any response from
the following companies which I have written to request current information
on their product offerings.  I am pretty sure several of them are still
in business at the address I have, so if anyone knows how to rouse them
please let me know.  Also, it would be nice if someone could cross-post
this message to comp.lang.modula-2 (Internet).  I would appreciate it if
anyone can give me an updated status (eg. out of business, new address,
etc.) or any additional information on the following companies:

  Associated Computer Experts b.v.
  Van Eeghenstraat 100
  Amsterdam 1071GL
  Netherlands
  (ACE EXPERT Modula-2 for 680x0)

  Computer System Architects
  950 N. University Avenue
  Provo, Utah 84604
  U.S.A.
  (Modula-2 development systems for Transputers)

  Edinburg Portable Compilers Ltd.
  17 Alva Street
  Edinburg EH2 4PH
  United Kingdom
  (epc Modula-2 for 680x0, 80x86, 88xx0, RS/6000, SPARC)

  Fitted Software Tools
  P.O. Box 956129
  Duluth, GA 30136
  U.S.A.
  (FST Modula-2 for IBM PC and compatibles (shareware))

  Introl Corporation
  9220 W. Howard Avenue     647 W. Virginia St.
  Milwaukee, WI 53288       Milwaukee, WI 53204
  U.S.A>
  (Cross compiler for targets H630x, M680x, M680x0, NS32000)

  Jefferson Software
  12416 N. 28th Dr. #18-236
  Phoenix, AZ 85029-2434
  U.S.A.
  (Jefferson Modula-2 for Atari ST (and others?))

  Masthaven Development Limited
  East Suite, 511 Coldham Lane
  Cambridge CB1 3LN
  United Kingdom
  (Masthaven Modula-2 for 68000 UNIX)

  Megamax
  1200 East Collins, Suite 214
  Richardson, TX 75081
  U.S.A.
  (Megamax Modula-2 for Atari ST (and maybe Commodore Amiga?))

  PMI
  P.O. Box 8402                 3279 N. Nicolet Drive
  Green Bay, WI 54308-8402      Green Bay, WI 54311
  U.S.A.
  (Repertoire and other software component libraries)

  Real Time Associates Ltd.
  Canning House
  59 Canning Road
  Croydon, Surrey CRO 6QF
  United Kingdom
  (A huge catalog of most Modula-2 products in existence)

  Rowley Associates
  32 Rowley
  Cam, Dursley
  Glos. GL11 5NT
  United Kingdom
  (Rowley Modula-2 for "most platforms")

  TDI Software Inc.
  10355 Brockwood Rd.
  Dallas, Texas 75238
  U.S.A.
  (TDI Modula-2 for Amiga, Atari ST, and Macintosh)

  TERRA Datentechnik
  Bahnhofstrasse 33
  CH-8703 Erlenbach
  Switzerland
  (M2VMS (formerly Logitech's?) + distributor for others)

  2i Industrial Informatics GmbH
  Haierweg 20e
  D-7800 Freiburg
  Germany
  (MOCKA Modula-2 for DEC VAX(VMS&ULTRIX) & maybe others)

  Vail Silicon Tools Inc.
  Box 165
  Pompano Beach, FL 33069
  U.S.A.
  (Mod 51 cross-compiler (PC host) for 8051 controller)

Thanks!
Roy Starkey (BIX: digic, Internet: starkey@issi.com)
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In article <4741@icews2.ipc.kanazawa-u.ac.jp> kunihiko@kitune.ec.t.kanazawa-u.ac.jp (Kunihiko Imai) writes:
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>>>>> On 8 Nov 92 23:43:51 GMT,<4741@icews2.ipc.kanazawa-u.ac.jp>
>>>>> in fj.lang.mod2
>>>>> "Kunihiko" = Kunihiko Imai $@$5$s(J <kunihiko@kitune.ec.t.kanazawa-u.ac.jp>
>>>>> of Kanazawa University Faculty of Technology, Kanazawa Japan
>>>>> writes about `Modula-2 on UNIX':


In article <4741@icews2.ipc.kanazawa-u.ac.jp> kunihiko@kitune.ec.t.kanazawa-u.ac.jp (Kunihiko Imai) writes:

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