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From: erv@EVEREST.TANDEM.COM (E. Videki)
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Subject: OBRONM11.ZIP - Oberon-M compiler v1.1, w/sources and docs
Summary: Reposted by Keith Petersen
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Date: 29 Apr 91 23:13:38 GMT
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I have uploaded new version of my Oberon-M package to SIMTEL20:

pd1:<msdos.pgmutl>
OBRONM11.ZIP    Oberon-M compiler v1.1, w/sources and docs

Oberon is the 2nd generation programming language past Pascal (and is
the next step past Modula-2).  It cleans up most of the difficulties
of Modula, while giving a clean, simple way to do just about anything
in a type-safe way.  The definition comes from Niklaus Wirth, at ETH
in Zurich (who of course defined its predecessors).

My MSDOS compiler has been in use for 18 months, and has seen no bugs
for over a year.  It contains the language revisions made by Professor
Wirth.  Note that this compiler (and its associated library modules)
are exclusively for MSDOS: standard object files are generated and
theoretically may be linked with other non-Oberon files.

Programs written using this package are source compatible with the
so-called Oberon System used at ETH Zurich.

-- Regards,
      Ed Videki
      erv@everest.tandem.com