ELESHANS@HEITHE5.BITNET (03/12/86)
I have heard that there should be a public domain Modula-2
compiler around that generates M-code (like P-code). I would
appreciate it if anyone can tell me more about this.
Hans Zuidam, (ELESHANS@HEITHE5.BITNET),
Eindhoven University of Technology,
Dept. of Electr. Eng.,
Den Dolech 2,
P.O. Box 513,
5600 MB Eindhoven,
The Netherlands.rmarti@sun.uucp (Bob Marti) (03/13/86)
> I have heard that there should be a public domain Modula-2 > compiler around that generates M-code (like P-code). I would > appreciate it if anyone can tell me more about this. The 4-pass compiler for the Lilith developed at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, produces M-code (which is directly executed by the Lilith hardware.) This compiler is public domain in the sense that anybody can get a tape of the compiler from ETH Zurich. There is a distribution fee, however, which I believe is in the range of $150. Anybody who is interested in obtaining this compiler should write to Institut fur Informatik Modula-2 Distribution ETH Zentrum CH-8092 Zurich Switzerland They will send you a little leaflet on what compilers they distribute and a licence agreement which you have to sign and send back, together with the check for the distribution fee, of course. Bob Marti ARPA: rmarti@sun.arpa UUCP: ... {decvax, hplabs, ihnp4, seismo, ucbvax}!sun!rmarti