fgbrooks@pnet01.cts.com (Fred Brooks) (03/29/89)
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From: fgbrooks@pnet01.cts.com (Fred Brooks)
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Subject: Re: Modula-2 on the ST
I have used TDI modula-2 for about 3 years on many projects. The developer
version is pretty complete. It's biggest drawback is the gem,aes,bios calls
don't use the same names or callings a the C or many other programming
languages for the st. I have written some fairly big projects "MX2" and some
networking software using TDI. The programs are PD and should be avaliable on
bbs or on the net archive somewhere. MX2 is a multitasking system shell for
the ST that has networking, background printing and file transfers included.
It also includes all TDI V3.01a source so you can take a look and modify it.
I wish I had a version to run on my UNIX machine a work so I could write C and
Modula-2 programs. Maybe I'll write a modula-2 preprocessor for C.
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