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From: Martin.Baur@p70.f801.n302.z2.fidonet.org (Martin Baur)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.modula2
Subject: TaylorModula-2
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Date: 16 May 91 21:53:30 GMT
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  R: "     Does anybody has work in the Taylor Modula-2 compiler? What you 

Hi

Tayloris Modula-2 *is* great as far as you can live in the DOS environment. It 
genereates excellent code (due to more than 15 optimizing switches) and has 
OOPS capabilities. It can link with foreign language modules and does include 
a source level debugger, a make utility, a librarian, and an execution 
profiler. Even an editor is included (although very different in usage 
compared to other editors).

Tayloris is now announcing a Windows 3.0 version of this compiler. If this 
is gonna be a good product, I'll consider switching to it for the first 
Windows environment tools I would use (I don't like MicroSoft and other 
Modula-2 for Win since they all require MS WinDevelopers kit).



     !Beware of Martin Baur!
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