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From: rmarti@sun.uucp (Bob Marti)
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Subject: Re:  Modula2 Source info (Hamburg)!
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Date: Mon, 17-Mar-86 12:31:43 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 17 12:31:43 1986
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>> From mazlack@........
>> (a) Hamburg: often packaged with the Wirth book.  Available from:
>>       Research Project DataBase programming Language(DBPL)
>>       Fachbereich Hamburg
>>       Schlaetenstr .70, D-2000 Hamburg
>>       Federal Republic of Germany
>>
>
> We are looking for purchasing this compiler for use on VAX/VMS
> clusters. Anyone know about the US Representatives for these
> people. How does one get into telephone contact with them?
> Please respond early, it is urgent.

A couple of remarks here:

(1) The Hamburg address is:
	Fachbereich Informatik
	Universitaet Hamburg
	Schlueterstr. 70
	D-2000 Hamburg 13
	Federal Republic of Germany

(2) Unfortunately, the DBPL project group -- led by Prof. Jochen Schmidt --
    has moved to the University of Frankfurt, so I don't know if Hamburg is
    is still distributing the VAX/VMS Modula-2 compiler.

(3) As far as I know, the Hamburg VAX/VMS compiler is available either via
    Logitech and/or Springer Verlag.  I am not sure you can get the source
    code from either of the two, though.  Logitech's address is
	Logitech Inc.
	805 Veterans Blvd
	Redwood City, CA 94???

(4) The compiler is a derivative of the 5-pass compiler for the PDP-11
    developed at ETH Zurich.  The code generation has been changed to
    generate native VAX code.

Bob Marti, Sun Microsystems Inc.