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From: rmarti@sun.uucp (Bob Marti)
Newsgroups: net.lang.mod2
Subject: Re:  can anyone help this man?
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Date: Wed, 12-Mar-86 14:52:24 EST
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In article <8603120319.AA14743@mitre.ARPA>, Thomas Reid @ The MITRE Corp.
writes:

> The only PD Modula-2 compiler I know of is a MacIntosh/Lisa distributed
> through the UCAL-Berkeley which is attributed to Leo Geissmann (PDP-11
> Modula-2 compiler) and Hermann Seiler (MC68000 code generator).  My bet
> is that it produces M-code but whether you can get your paws on it is
> another story.

The man who "mated" the PDP-11 front-end and the MC68000 back-end and 
adapted the resulting compiler to the Mac is Peter Fink.  I believe this is
the compiler which was posted to the net (in net.mac.sources) about half a
year ago.  I also believe that a version of this compiler is available
from the Stanford Macintosh Users Group.

I don't know why you think the compiler produces M-code, since you state
yourself that it incorporates an MC68000 code generator ...

--Bob Marti