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From: treid@MITRE.ARPA (Thomas Reid)
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Subject: Re:  Modula Corporation
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Date: Sat, 12-Apr-86 20:23:42 EST
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I have not used the Modula Corporation's products but I did get some sets
of literature for a Modula-2 course I am teaching.  The Apple ][ is not one
of the machines that they appear to support.  They do have compilers (read
interpreters) for the Mac and the PC.  The compilers produce M-code which
is then emulated.

Their address is 950 North University Ave., Provo, Utah.  Order desk phone
is (800) 545-4842, information (801) 375-7400.  The Modula-2 Research
Institute at the same address (phone (801) 375-7402) has the source to
the M2M "Lilith" Compiler for $160 if you want to roll your own.  One of
the two used to sell Liliths also but they were not cheap.  Wirth has since
been working on a "Ceres" 32032-based machine which may be cheaper but I
have not seen any outlets for it (Anybody out there know?).