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From: peter@CS.UMU.SE
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Subject: Re: Oberon compiler and references
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Date: 16 May 91 04:54:44 GMT
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In article <INFO-M2%91051513421792@UCF1VM.BITNET> you write:
>I am a teacher of the Faculty of Science at the National Autonomous
>University of Mexico.  This semester, I am going to teach an introductory
>course in Computer Science, and I am planning to use Oberon.
>
>Would somebody give me information about Oberon compilers for the
>personal computers (PC compatible) and references.  I am specially
>interested in free software, which I can obtain via FTP.

Do yourself a favor and don't use Oberon or any other ftp'able,
buggy, beta-class product, Instead use a Solid product that has been
around for awhile. My suggestion would be JPI Modula 2.

But, if you insist, Oberon is available from garbo.uwasa.fi

peter@cs.umu.se