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Subject: Turbo Modula-2
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Date: Thu, 22-Oct-87 19:46:17 EST
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Hello, this is the first time I've posted on this system and I've been
reading over this area somewhat and I have a question.   I'm currently
enrolled in a software design class in college and our default language
is modula-2.  Before this year, I had never touched the language before as
pascal used to be default here.  I like modula-2 a great deal and it
steps beyond pascal and makes modularization and abstraction easier
to implement.
     
The book used in the basic modula-2 learning class that I borrowed is
written around a Turbo modula-2.  I assume its from Bordland Co. but
I have never seen Turbo Modula-2 advertised anywhere.  Does Bordland
have a modula-2 compiler and if so, how much?
     
Thanks
     
Jeff Bakke (Brazil)
NU11373@NDSUVM1.BITNET