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Subject: Modula compilers for the Mac
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Date: Wed, 25-Feb-87 15:16:04 EST
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Somebody asked whether there is a good Modula compiler for the Mac. Modula
Corp (Provo, Utah) publishes a native-code version which I have had no
experience with.  On the other hand, TDI Software (Dallas, Texas) either has
released, or is planning to release, a Mac implementation of their generic
68000 compiler. As an enthusiastic user of their ST compiler, I would bet
that their Mac version would be worth investigating.

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