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From: kent@xanth.UUCP (Kent Paul Dolan)
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Subject: Re: Want 68k Modula-2 compiler
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Date: Fri, 18-Sep-87 06:46:43 EDT
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In article <208@excell.colostate.edu> rro@excell.colostate.edu (Rod Oldehoeft)
        writes:
>We're looking for a 68k-based implementation of Modula-2 to run on
>HP computers.  Source code is desired, would be convenient if written
>in C.
>
>Rod Oldehoeft
>Computer Science Dept.
>Colorado State University
>hao!handel!rro
>rro@lll-crg.arpa


Hmm.  Oxxi Inc. Just released, in beta, with a full release scheduled
this month, a so-far-pretty-nice-looking M2 compiler for the Commodore
Amiga 1000, a 68K based machine.  Don't know if the company has any
leanings in the HP direction, but the author is on the net (Leon
Frenkel <ldf@killer.uucp>), so why not drop him a note?

Kent, the man from xanth.

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