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From: iwm@ic.ac.uk (Ian Moor)
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Subject: Re: Error in PD Modula-2 compiler? Or just in my brain?
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Date: 14 Jun 89 09:19:28 GMT
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In article <340@actisb.UUCP> federico@actisb.UUCP (Federico Heinz) writes:

    using the recently-posted PD Modula compiler for the ATARI ST,

I don't normally read the Atari.st groups, but I would indeed like a PD
Modula compiler generating 68K code (for an Amiga). I can't find 
the compiler mentioned on our News server or the UK Lancaster pdsoft
archive (except an IBMPC version without source). So does anybody
know how to obtain the source of a PD Modula-> 68K compiler. I can
bootstrap it using a compiler at here college if need be.

NB Like most europeans, I cannot FTP from the states.