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From: hand@ncsu.UUCP (Steven Hand)
Newsgroups: net.lang.mod2
Subject: Evaluation request
Message-ID: <3086@ncsu.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 20-May-86 16:37:18 EDT
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Posted: Tue May 20 16:37:18 1986
Date-Received: Fri, 23-May-86 08:09:44 EDT
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For anyone who has bought the Djavaheri Bros. Modula-2 compiler, how do you
like it?  From the spec sheet they sent, it looks good, but what does a
"real user" think of it?

Steve Hand	         decvax!mcnc!ncsu!hand     
Box 7911
NC State Univ.           (919) 737-2336 ext. 34
Raleigh, NC 27695        (919) 834-4375

From mod.newprod:
>         Products: Modula-2/68 and Modula-2/68-CD
>
>These products are Modula-2 compilers producing code for the Motorola MC68000 
>chips.  Modula-2/68 runs on CRDS UNOS, Sun Workstations, and Tektronix 440X 
>AI workstations.  On these systems Modula-2 is fully implemented and can be 
>used instead of C for programming applications.  Modula-2/68-CD runs on 
>VAX/Unix (4.2BSD, Ultrix) and VAX/VMS.  On these non-MC680X0 based systems 
>Modula-2 is provided as a software cross development tool for custom MC680X0 
>based hardware systems. Both products come with an extensive procedure library,
>utility programs, documentation, and ongoing support.  For more information 
>contact: Stan Osborne, (415) 341-1768, ucbvax!dual!dbi!stan 
>         Djavaheri Bros., 697 Saturn Court, PO Box 4759, Foster City, CA 94404