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Started by Comfy chair
Fri, 31 Oct 1986 21:07
Administrivia
Author: Comfy chair
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1986 21:07
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1986 21:07
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Well, two missent request messages in a day exceeded my tolerance threshold. :-). Just a gentle reminder to people desiring to subscribe: send requests to the info-modula-2-request address. Do not send to the info-modula-2 address, or to the Usenet newsgroup net.lang.mod2. Messages to this list get forwarded to many sites and bulletin boards. The wrong destination will waste many peoples time. Old hands, if you see such a message, be tolerant. It is easy enough to err thus. (A poor naming scheme, the -request thing, if you ask me.) I have made such a mistake myself. And while on this soapbox, we seem to lack interesting messages these days. We have subscribers ranging from neophytes to people on committees but there are some things I feel would interest many: . Reviews of journals. Anybody have opinions on the Journal of Pascal and M2, for example? . Source code, if not too large, you could just post. If large you could announce. We have a Bitnet archive, but we are still looking for an Arpa archive coordinator. . Bug reports. . Standards proposals and comments thereon. . News and announcements of upcoming conferences and events. Hey, lets see more stuff on this list! Ok, sorry for the interruption. Thanks for your attention. Ken Info-Modula-2-Request@Rochester.Arpa
Sun Modula-2 compiler.
Author: Adam J. Richter;260E;2343;459967...
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1986 22:11
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1986 22:11
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Q: Where can I get a Modula-2 compiler for the suns. If anyone happens to know if UC-Berkeley has a site license, that would be nice too. -- Adam Adam J. Richter ...ucbvax!miro!richter 2504 College Avenue \ richter@miro.berkeley.edu Berkeley, CA 94704 >= May change soon (415)459-9672 /
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