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From: CEC1JEL@BRUFSC.BITNET (Jose Eduardo De Lucca)
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Subject: Re: Books on Oberon.
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Peter,

References to Oberon:

1. WIRTH, Niklaus, 'The Programming Language Oberon', Software-Practice
      and Experience, vol 18, pp. 671-690 (jul 1988)

2. WIRTH, Niklaus, 'Type Extensions', ACM Trans. on Prog. Languages and
      Systems, 10, pp. 204-214 (1988)

3. WIRTH, Niklaus, 'From Modula to Oberon', Software-Practice and Experience,
      vol 18, pp. 661-670, (jul 1988)

4. POUNTAIN, Dick, 'OBERON' IN Byte Magazine, march 1991, pp.135-142.

5. GUTNECHT, J. 'The Oberon Guide' Dept fur Informatik, ETH, Zurich, (jun 1989)


These articles (1,2,3 and 4) present Oberon and features in a introdutory
approach. I don't know item 5.

De Lucca
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Florianopolis, Sta. Catarina, Brazil
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