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From: cs178abu@sdcc8.ucsd.EDU (John Schultz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Modula II
Message-ID: <816@sdcc8.ucsd.EDU>
Date: 11 Mar 88 08:41:04 GMT
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Reply-To: cs178abu@sdcc8.ucsd.edu.UUCP (John Schultz)
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  Check out volume three, number 3 (the latest) Amazing Computing
for an in-depth review of Benchmark Modula-2.  It's an accurate
review of the product showing all good, inbetween, and bad points.
A quote from the article sums up what some of us have been saying
for some time (we have used Aztec, TDI, and Benchmark):

  "I think the Benchmark Modula-2 package is the best Amiga program
development environment to date"

  Still not convinced?  "You will never know until you try..."
Hard as it may be, try to find someone you know who can show it to
you, let you experiment with it, and answer questions about M2 in
general. (Hey, this package even comes with a section on how to
convert between C and M2, C io routines, and C memory routines.
What could be easier?)

  ..it isn't religion anymore...

  (We'd like to see an incremental C++ compiler, no arguments there)


  John