oscar@eismond.in-berlin.de (Carsten Tschach) (10/14/90)
martynj@logitek.co.uk (Martyn Jackson) writes: >I am after a little bit of help, I have just started a BSC/Hons in Applied >Computing. the part of which includes programming in modula-2. What I require >is any information/details on a Public Domain or Shareware compiler to run under >Sco Unix ver 5.3 or Unix 5.3. There is a public domain 'modula-2 -> C' compiler from DEC. It does not support SCO Unix, it only support AIX 386, Sun etc. I think you need a little bit of work to adjust it to your system. It's available via anonymous ftp from '131.188.1.48' -- "Suddenly there comes a blinding flash....and then comes OSCAR !" INTERNET: tschach@kristall.chemie.fu-berlin.dbp.de UUCP: oscar@eismond.uucp ...!unido!tmpmbx!einoed!eismond!oscar
treese@crl.dec.com (Win Treese) (10/15/90)
In article <1ZCKJPP@eismond.in-berlin.de> oscar@eismond.in-berlin.de (Carsten Tschach) writes: > There is a public domain 'modula-2 -> C' compiler from DEC. It does not > support SCO Unix, it only support AIX 386, Sun etc. > I think you need a little bit of work to adjust it to your system. > It's available via anonymous ftp from '131.188.1.48' The DEC WRL Modula-2 compiler compiles to native VAX or MIPS (for the DEC MIPS machines) code; it does not compile to C. The DEC SRC Modula-3 compiler compiles to C (and, of course, supports the VAX and DEC MIPS hardware). The distribution includes contributed code for other processes as well (though I don't think there's a 386 version now.) Win Treese Cambridge Research Lab treese@crl.dec.com Digital Equipment Corp.