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From: zemon@fritz.UUCP (Art Zemon)
Newsgroups: net.lang.mod2
Subject: Re: Misc.
Message-ID: <616@fritz.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 9-Apr-86 15:34:50 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr  9 15:34:50 1986
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In article <8604021130.3020@ur-cayuga.rochester.arpa> XBR2D96D@DDATHD21.BITNET writes:
>
>4.) Has anybody experience with LOGITECH MSDOS Modula-2 vs. a product
>    called M2SDS. It's manufactured by "Interface Technologies Corp."?

I have a copy of M2SDS and am pretty happy with it.  I purchased
it because I wanted an inexpensive way to learn about the
language.  M2SDS is just that.  Debugging support is nonexistent
unless you spend another $80.  (The original package only cost
~$50.)  The editor has a few bugs.  On the other hand, it is
reasonable quick and easy to work with.  It generates fast and
correct code.  For a learning tool, who can ask more?

From the things I have heard about Logitech's product, it sounds
significantly better.  It you want to write "real" programs then
I would hesitate to recommend M2SDS.  If you want to play then
buy the less expensive M2SDS.
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