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From: jjh@se-sd.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.lang.mod2,net.micro.pc
Subject: Modula-2 compilers for the PC
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Date: Wed, 4-Jun-86 18:27:32 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun  4 18:27:32 1986
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   I'm in the market for a Modula-2 compiler for my IBM clone, and I'd like
   to hear from people who've had experience with the various available
   compilers. Currently I'm looking at compilers from three companies:
   Logitech, Interface Technologies, and Workman and Associates
   (currently available for CP/M only but ready for DOS Real Soon Now).
   I'm particularly concerned that the compiler does NOT have a 64K space
   limitation (a la Turbo Pascal), and that it be able to produce EXE files.
   The ability to import code generated from other compilers would also be
   a plus. Anyone out there had good/bad experiences using the above
   compilers? Are there other compiliers "out there" that I haven't heard
   about? Any experiences/opinions you may care to relate will be greatly
   appreciated.


                                       Jim Hayes

Disclaimer: My opinions are correct; they are, therefore, probably
            not those of my employer

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