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From: reagan@hiyall.enet.dec.com (John R. Reagan)
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Subject: Re: Oberon
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Date: 27 Mar 90 19:56:04 GMT
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In article <1990Mar27.162059.15501@tc.fluke.COM>, db@tc.fluke.COM (Dan Banay) writes...
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>Does anyone know where I can obtain information about the language Oberon?
>Specifically, I'm looking for a reference manual and a description
>of the language (EBNF or whatever).
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>Thanks in advance,
>Dan
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I recommend:

1) N. Wirth.  From Modula-2 to Oberon.  Software, Practice and Experience
   18, 7, (July 1988), 661-670.

2) --. The Programming Language Oberon.  Software, Practice and Experience
   18, 7, (July 1988), 671-690.

3) J. Gutknecht, N. Wirth.  The Oberon System.  Software, Practice and
   Experience 19, (1989)

4) N. Wirth. Modula-2 and Object-Oriented Programming.  Paper presented
   at the First International Conference on Modula-2, Bled, Yugoslavia,
   Oct. 11-13, 1989.

John Reagan
Digital Equipment Corporation
reagan@hiyall.dec.com
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