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From: Ben.Stuyts@p6.f202.n281.z2.fidonet.org (Ben Stuyts)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.modula2
Subject: Re: Is it a fact that there is no Modula2 for UNIX on 386 machines?
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Date: 6 Nov 90 03:46:40 GMT
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In a message of <01 Nov 90 20:14:33>, Nicolas Chrissakis (1:105/42.0) writes:

 NC> I have a program that runs under DOS JPI compiler and I will like to
 NC> port it under Unix on a 386 PC machine. Is it a fact that there is
 NC> no Modula2 compiler for 386 PC under any Unix? :-(

Try Rowley Associates in England. They have a whole slew of cross and 
native M2 compilers, and quite good too. I think they have compilers for 
68K, 88K, Mips, Transputers and 80386, running on all kinds of platforms.

Here's their address:

Rowley Associates
32 Rowley
Cam
Dursley Glos. GL11 5NT
UK
Phone: 0453-547916
Fax:   0453-544068

Best regards,
Ben


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