COK2@MTS.DURHAM.AC.UK (04/05/89)
I am trying to get a feel for how much the JPI TopSpeed Modula-2
system is being used for the teaching of Modula-2.
If you are using the JPI system for teaching, please could you send me
a message indicating what your annual intake of students is. Thanks.
Also, could the person who posted the mailing about use of compilers
in educational establishments please mail it to me again because I have
lost my copy. Once again thanks.
There has recently been some correspondence about JPI TopSpeed Modula-2.
If you want to contact JPI, the appropriate address and phone numbers are:
JPI UK Ltd, 63 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M 5NP, England
London (01 or +44 1) 253 4333
JPI International Inc, 1101 San Antonio Road, Suite 301, Mountain View,
CA 94043, USA. Phone: USA (415) 967 3200
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Barry Cornelius
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Computer Science Group, School of Engineering and Applied Science,
University of Durham, Durham, DH1 3LE, England
JANET: Barry.Cornelius@uk.ac.durham
Internet: Barry.Cornelius%durham.ac.uk@cunyvm.cuny.edu
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Tel: Durham (091 or +44 91) 374 2638, Secretary: 374 2630, Fax: 374 3741morris@JADE.JPL.NASA.GOV (Mike Morris) (04/06/89)
In article <INFO-M2%89040512211373@UCF1VM> you write: >I am trying to get a feel for how much the JPI TopSpeed Modula-2 >system is being used for the teaching of Modula-2. > >If you are using the JPI system for teaching, please could you send me >a message indicating what your annual intake of students is. Thanks. > >Also, could the person who posted the mailing about use of compilers >in educational establishments please mail it to me again because I have >lost my copy. Once again thanks. > > UUCP: ...ukc!cs.nott.ac.uk!bjc > BITNET/EARN: Barry.Cornelius%DURHAM@AC.UK >Tel: Durham (091 or +44 91) 374 2638, Secretary: 374 2630, Fax: 374 3741 The package from Workman & Assoc in Pasadena Ca. (818-791-7979) seems to be real popular - they market the FTL Modula package thru DC Heath & Co textbook publishers, as well as directly. The textbook package has a smaller manual, but identical code. The teaching pachage disks are a bit different in that they support the textbook examples (imagine - examples that compile - what will they think of next!). I purchased the standard package and am very happy with it. The M2 compiler, linker, editor, manual, library code and support: $49.95 The editor source code (very interesting!) plus other examples: $39.95 Advanced Programmers kit with profiler, code trimmer, advanced debugger $39.95 Note that this is the only (that I know of) multi-system package - MS/PC-DOS, Atari, and a subset on CP/M-80. Code that does not use implementation- specific stuff will compile on any of the three. I have no financial interest in Workman & Associates, just a satisfied user. PS - they have a price break if you purchase more than 1 package at a time. I.e. M2 compiler & esitor source, or all three gets a good break. Let me know how things go....