61. The Sources Store For Modula-2 And Oberon-2 Programming Languages The Sources Store for modula2 and Oberon-2 programming Languages. http://www.aha.ru/~uranus/download.html

The Sources Store for Modula-2 and Oberon-2 Programming Languages Home Download Upload Contact ... Links Download Win32 API (for XDS Modula-2) Link Date Description Submitted by... WinCrypt.zip WinCrypt Andrey A. Pereverzev ODBC.zip ODBC 3.0 Victor V. Sergeyev WinSock2.zip WinSock API version 2.2.x Victor V. Sergeyev WinIOCtl.zip (draft quality) Device I/O control codes Alexander N. Naumov CustCntl.zip Custom Control Library Vladimir N. Serebryakov RichEdit.zip RichEdit v2.0 Alexander N. Naumov Other API (for XDS Modula-2) Link Date Description Submitted by... PGP.zip Definitions for PGP library (ver. 1.7.1) Victor V. Sergeyev CRC32.zip CRC-32 checksum implementation Alexander N. Naumov Oberon-2 source code Link Date Description Submitted by... Perfect.zip Build the Perfect Hash Function for fixed set of keywords. Alexander N. Naumov Modula-2 source code Link Date Description Submitted by... FarMod02.rar Hello world plugin written in Modula-2 for Far Manager Eugene Kotlyarov Bt.zip BT a module for the management of data and indexes in a single file, written to be compatible between Windows and DOS applications. Fredi Cobo scl.zip

62. Lilith And Modula-2 The programming language modula2 was authored by Professor Niklaus Wirth of the Institut fur Informatik of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in http://www.cfbsoftware.com/modula2/

Lilith and Modula-2 Contents Introduction Documentation Programs and Source Code Related Links ... Further Reading Introduction The programming language Modula-2 was authored by Professor Niklaus Wirth of the Institut fur Informatik of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in 1979. A joint software - hardware project, in conjunction with the language development produced the advanced programmers' workstation Lilith in 1980. Software developed for the Lilith computer included a compiler, operating system, text and graphic editors and other support software. Interest in the early Modula-2 compiler, shown recently on the comp.lang.modula2 newsgroup, prompted us to track down some early related documentation, programs and source code in our possession, and make them publicly available on the Internet. Professor Wirth was contacted and kindly gave us his permission to do this. Back to Contents Documentation ETH Report Nr 40 - The Personal Computer Lilith . Apr 1981. N. Wirth "The Yellow Report" ETH Report Nr 40 (PDF file 1.5 MB)

63. Programming With Modula-2 An Introduction to programming With modula2. PD Terry (home page). Department of Computer Science Rhodes University GRAHAMSTOWN 6140, South Africa. http://www.scifac.ru.ac.za/cspt/modbook.htm

An Introduction to Programming With Modula-2 P.D. Terry (home page) Department of Computer Science Rhodes University GRAHAMSTOWN 6140, South Africa p.terry@ru.ac.za ISBN/ISSN: 0-201-17438-3, 460 pages, 6 x 9 inches, paperbound Key features of the book: This book provides an introduction to programming for readers with little or no experience of imperative programming. It uses pre-ISO Modula-2, the original form of the programming language designed by Niklaus Wirth as a successor to Pascal. Modula-2 was designed both as a systems programming language, and as one with high-level abstraction features for dealing with complex systems. While the system programming language features lie beyond the scope of the book, the abstraction features have enabled a vital approach to programming to be adopted, one which continually stresses the importance of data abstraction when solving problems. The text is supplemented with a wealth of examples and exercises, making it an ideal course book for first year students. Table of Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Simple algorithm design 3 Towards computer coding 4 Simple Modula-2 coding 5 Flow of control in Modula-2 6 Compilation, execution and testing 7 Structured programs - Procedures 8 Structured programs - Modules 9 Structured data - the Array 10 Modula-2 structured types - Arrays 11 Non-numerical scalar types 12 Modula-2 semi-structured types - Sets 13 Modula-2 types - Characters and Strings 14 Modula-2 structured types - Records 15 Modula-2 types - Dynamic data structures 16 More about Procedures 17 More about Modules 18 Generic types and the SYSTEM module 19 Large volumes of data - Files.

64. Submarino programming Languages modula-2. programming Languages - Pascal. Word Processing - WordStar. Importados Computers programming Languages - modula-2 http://www.submarino.com.br/imports.asp?Query=&ProdTypeId=9&CatId=5822&PrevCatId

65. The Vector Board: Pascal & Modula-2 Programming Index of modula2 and Pascal Area. crc-m2.lzh 6363 bytes a crc calculator in modula-2. ctopas.lzh 5822 bytes pascal, modula, ada.. http://www.vectorbd.com/bfd/pascal/

Index of Modula-2 and Pascal Area Parent Area Top of File Areas Vector Board Home Page files.lst 31 bytes this file list files.lzh 1541 bytes above compressed 2trees.mzd 3072 bytes Modula async4.lzh 4695 bytes async rs-232 unit for tp5. bits.mzd 4096 bytes Modula bitwise.mzd 1024 bytes Modula case.lbr 27648 bytes Modula com.mod 3072 bytes Modula contour.lzh 61138 bytes contour graphics with tp5 source. crc-m2.lzh 6363 bytes a crc calculator in modula-2. ctopas.lzh 5822 bytes pascal, modula, ada.. a 'c' to pascal conversion dearc40.lzh 18117 bytes Pascal fdump.lbr 18432 bytes Modula fm2vwind.lzh 14079 bytes virtual window routines in fst modula-2. fnd106.lzh 14711 bytes Modula graph1.lbr 25728 bytes Modula importck.mzd 3456 bytes hi-level, i to m analyzes turbo modula-2 ioproces.lbr 49408 bytes modula-2 for turbo modula-2 it-trig.lzh 5171 bytes Modula keycode2.lzh 17466 bytes ibm key codes and scan codes, topspeed m-2 ltcomm.exe 164864 bytes communications toolbox for tp5. m2bits.lbr 5120 bytes Modula m2cmplex.lzh 1167 bytes complex number procedures for modula-2.

66. A NAME= Top Modula-2* /A The programming language modula2* was developed to allow for high-level, problem-oriented and machine-independent parallel programming. http://www.ipd.uka.de/Tichy/m2star.html

Modula-2* Language Introduction Compiler Availability List of Related Publications Or back to the Programming Systems Page Modula-2* - Language Introduction The programming language Modula-2* was developed to allow for high-level, problem-oriented and machine-independent parallel programming. As described in the Modula-2* TechReport , it provides the following features: An arbitrary number of processes operate on data in the same single address space. Note that shared memory is not required; a single address space merely permits all memory to be addressed uniformly, but not necessarily at uniform speed. Synchronous and asynchronous parallel computations as well as arbitrary nestings thereof can be formulated in a totally machine-independent way. Procedures may be called in any context (sequential, synchronous, or asynchronous) and at any nesting depth. Furthermore, additional parallel processes can be created inside procedures (recursive parallelism). All the abstraction mechanisms of Modula-2 are available for parallel programming. Modula-2* extends Modula-2 with the following two language constructs.

67. QUT | CITI | Programming Languages And Systems (PLAS) made a name of itself in modula2 compilers, and associated optimising backends. Since then the group has grown and now encompasses programming Language Design http://www.plasrc.qut.edu.au/ComponentPascal/

QUT Home CITI Home ... News Research Areas Projects Publications People Industry ... Researchers Programming Languages and Systems (PLAS) The Programming Languages and Systems Research group (PLAS) spans programming language design and implementation, cluster computing, distributed computing, and component technology. Founded in December 1989, the research area is one of the oldest within QUT. PLAS is part of the Centre for IT innovation (CITI). Originally headed by Professor John Gough, now Dean of the Faculty and still an active researcher, the group is now led by Dr Paul Roe. The group made a name of itself in Modula-2 compilers, and associated optimising backends. Since then the group has grown and now encompasses Programming Language Design and Implementation, and Distributed Computing. Research Areas Business Process Management (BPM) Information Systems Management (ISM) Programming Languages and Systems (PLAS) Projects Researchers Contact Smart Devices (SD) ... Visiting Researchers CRICOS No. 00213J Privacy  Last updated 20/10/2003 Site Webmaster

68. Modula-2 Reference - Introduction. modula2 Reference. Under construction. Introduction. Adapted from Wirth N programming in modula-2, 3rd ed. Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1985. http://www.modula2.org/reference/index.php

Home Tutorial Win32 API Reference ... Links Reference Introduction Syntax Constant declarations Type declarations ... Compilation units Appendices ISO Library modules Modula-2 Reference Under construction Introduction Adapted from: Wirth N: Programming in Modula-2, 3rd ed. Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1985. Modula-2 grew out of a practical need for a general, efficiently implementable systems programming language for minicomputers. Its ancestors are Pascal and Modula . From the latter it has inherited the name, the important module concept, and a systematic, modem syntax, from Pascal most of the rest. This includes in particular the data structures, i.e. arrays, records, variant records, sets, and pointers. Structured statements include the familiar if, case, repeat, while, for, and with statements. Their syntax is such that every structure ends with an explicit termination symbol. The language is essentially machine-independent, with the exception of limitations due to wordsize. This appears to be in contradiction to the notion of a system-programming language, in which it must be possible to express all operations inherent in the underlying computer. The dilemma is resolved with the aid of the module concept. Machine-dependent items can be introduced in specific modules, and their use can thereby effectively be confined and isolated. In particular, the language provides the possibility to relax rules about data type compatibility in these cases. In a capable system-programming language it is possible to express inpuut/output conversion procedures, file handling routines, storage allocators, process schedulers etc. Such facilities must therefore not be included as elements of the language itself, but appear as (so-called low-level) modules which are components of most programs written. Such a collection of standard modules is therefore an essential part of a Modula-2 implementation.

69. Computer Programming - Modula - Resources Introduction. A definition of the features of the Module 3 Language, based on the book Systems programming with modula3 . Introduction. Nb of links = 5. http://www.electronics-ee.com/Resources/Computer_programming_-_modula.htm

Computer programming - modula Resources An introductory tutorial to programming using Modula 3, and a guide to elements within the language, including Modules, Declarations, Statements, and Pragmas. Introduction Answers to common questions about programming using the Modula 3 language. Introduction Offers an introduction to programming with the Trestle toolkit of the Modula-3 window system. Tutorial is offered in PDF and PostScript formats. Introduction Trestle is a library of Modula-3 modules for building graphical user interfaces implemented on top of the X window system. Includes a brief guide to the usage of each module. Introduction A definition of the features of the Module 3 Language, based on the book 'Systems Programming with Modula-3'. Introduction Nb of links =

70. Beats Biblionetz - Bücher: Programming In Modula-2 Translate this page programming in modula-2. Niklaus Wirth. Zusammenfassungen. von Niklaus Wirth im Buch programming in modula-2. In diesem Buch geht es um Begriffe. modula-2. http://beat.doebe.li/bibliothek/b01064.html

Beats Biblionetz: Bücher Home Themen Personen Texte ... Changes lokal A B C D ... Ausgeliehene Programming in Modula-2 Niklaus Wirth Zusammenfassungen This text is an introduction to programming in general. And a manual for programming with the language Modula-2 in particular. It is oriented primarily towards people who have already acquired some basic knowledge of programming and would like to deepen their understanding in a more structured way. Nevertheless. An introductory chapter is included for the benefit of the beginner, displaying in a concise foml some of the fundamental concepts of computers and their programming. The text is therefore also suitable as a self-contained tutorial. The notation used is Modula-2, which lends itself well for a structured approach and leads the student to a working style that has generally become known under the title of structured programming. von Niklaus Wirth im Buch Programming in Modula-2 In diesem Buch geht es um... Begriffe Modula-2 Dieses Buch wird zitiert in: Zur wissenschaftlichen Fundierung der Schulinformatik (Ludger Humbert) (2003) Externe Links URL: Titel: Beschreibung: Kommentare von BesucherInnen Biblionetz-History Verweise auf dieses Buch Verweise von diesem Buch Webzugriffe auf dieses Buch Bibliographisches Titel Bez.

71. 723.1.1 Computer Programming Languages modula2 Abstractions for Data and programming Structures (Using ISO-Standard modula-2) DE modula (programming language) Introductory book for the ISO http://eels.lub.lu.se/ei/723.1.1.html

Engineering E-Library, Sweden 723.1.1 Computer Programming Languages 700 Electrical Engineering 720 Computers and Data Processing 723 Computer Software, Data Handling and Applications 723.1 Computer Programming 723.1.1 Computer Programming Languages All fields (below) Title URL Description Subject Ei Classification Ei 723.1.1 and below All EELS Categories Archive FAQ Organizational home page Publication list ... Unspecified Archive [ Categories ActivePerl - Perl programming language for Windows DE: Computer programming languages Resources for the computer programming language Perl. Software downloads, manuals etc for Windows and Linux systems. Much free-of-charge PERL Practical Extraction and Report Language DE: Computer programming languages Homepage for the open source programming language Perl. Downloads, manuals, reference etc. free of charge. Unix, Linux systems. www.perl.com is the central Web site for the Perl community and provides a starting place for finding out everything about Perl. FAQ [ Categories ActivePerl - Perl programming language for Windows DE: Computer programming languages Resources for the computer programming language Perl. Software downloads, manuals etc for Windows and Linux systems. Much free-of-charge

72. Module-2 Programming - Introductory Unix Laboratory Manual modula2 programming. Entering your Source Code. Single File modula-2 Programs To start the Browser type m2cbrowse Multiple File modula-2 Programs http://ugweb.cs.ualberta.ca/~isgs/manual/chapter2_8.html

Next: FORTRAN Programming Up: Introductory Unix Laboratory Manual - Table of Contents Previous: Programming Modula-2 Programming Entering your Source Code When entering your Modula-2 source code it is necessary to be aware of upper and lower case characters. The compiler is case sensitive, meaning that upper and lower case characters are considered to be different. In other words, the identifiers OneCharacter onecharacter and ONECHARACTER are three different identifiers. Also, when entering Modula reserved words you may enter them entirely in capital letters (as your text book does) or in lower case characters. The standard identifiers, however, must be entered in lower case to be understood. If you have a textbook on Modula-2, see the section pertaining to reserved words. Saving your Files A Modula-2 source program must be saved in a file named with a .mod suffix. If you wish to create definition modules, they are named with the suffix .def and their implementation module must have the same name with the substitution of the .mod suffix.

73. Computers - Programming: Languages: Modula-2 Compilers (12). LINKS BNF of the modula2 programming Language The Backus Naur Form is a formal notation to describe the syntax of a given language. http://www.netinformations.com/Programming/Languages/Modula-2/

Netinformations Computer Guide Modula-2 HOME MODIFY A LINK LOGIN CONTACT US ... PARTNER Looking for something in particular? the entire directory only this category More search options Home Programming Languages : Modula-2 CATEGORIES: Compilers LINKS: BNF of the Modula-2 Programming Language The Backus Naur Form is a formal notation to describe the syntax of a given language. http://cui.unige.ch/db-research/Enseignement/analyseinfo/Modula2/BNFindex.html Code for Petzold's "Programming Windows 95" A translation of the book's code from VC++ to Modula-2 http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at/Petzold/ Coronado Enterprises Modula-2 Tutorial A complete Modula tutorial written by Gordon Dodrill. http://www.modula2.org/tutor/ Crale's Free Modula-2 Pages Links, resources and tutorials. http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a9406973/modula2/index.html Download The ModulaTor Technical Publication 72 issues of The ModulaTor: Articles about the programming languages Oberon-2 and Modula-2: programming examples, implementation notes, language comparisons, and language design. http://www.modulaware.com/mdltr_.htm

74. Computers - Programming: Languages: Modula-3 cetuslinks.org/oo_modula_3.html. Persistent modula-3 An extension of the modula-3 programming language that supports orthogonal persistence and transactions. http://www.netinformations.com/Programming/Languages/Modula-3/

Netinformations Computer Guide Modula-3 HOME MODIFY A LINK LOGIN CONTACT US ... PARTNER Looking for something in particular? the entire directory only this category More search options Home Programming Languages : Modula-3 CATEGORIES: Compilers LINKS: A Modula-3 binding to the GTK Toolkit http://www.scatcat.demon.co.uk/m3gtk/ Modula-3 FAQ Modula-3 Frequently asked questions and answers. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/Modula-3-faq/ Modula-3 Home Page Provides FAQs, a newsletter, a listing of implementations, publications, and utilities. http://www.research.compaq.com/SRC/modula-3/html/ Modula-3 Reference and Tutorial A reference and tutorial on the Modula-3 language and programming system. http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/graphics/modula3/tutorial/ Modula-3 Resources Page Modula-3 related links. http://www.m3.org/ Object-Oriented Language: Modula-3 Offers a listing of mailing lists, resources, archives, links to FAQs, and past conferences. http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_modula_3.html Persistent Modula-3 An extension of the Modula-3 programming language that supports orthogonal persistence and transactions. http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/hosking/pm3.html

75. Computers, Programming, Languages: Modula-3 Persistent modula3 - An extension of the modula-3 programming language that supports orthogonal persistence and transactions. m3gtk http://www.combose.com/Computers/Programming/Languages/Modula-3/

Top Computers Programming Languages ... Obliq Related links of interest: Computers:Programming:Languages:Object-Oriented Computers:Programming:Languages:Open Source Computers:Programming:Languages:Wirth Modula-3 FAQ - Modula-3 Frequently asked questions and answers. Modula-3 Home Page - Provides FAQs, a newsletter, a listing of implementations, publications, and utilities. Modula-3 Reference and Tutorial - A reference and tutorial on the Modula-3 language and programming system. Modula-3 Resources Page - Modula-3 related links. Object-Oriented Language: Modula-3 - Offers a listing of mailing lists, resources, archives, links to FAQs, and past conferences. Persistent Modula-3 - An extension of the Modula-3 programming language that supports orthogonal persistence and transactions. - A Modula-3 binding to the GTK Toolkit Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor The combose.com directory is based on the Open Directory and has been modified and enhanced using our own technology.

76. Programming In Modula-2 programming in modula2. An Introduction to modula-2. From Start Vol. 4 No. 2 / September 1989. programming in modula.2, by Niklaus Wirth, $20.50. http://www.atarimagazines.com/startv4n2/modula2.html

START VOL. 4 NO. 2 / SEPTEMBER 1989 / PAGE 74 Programming in Modula-2 An Introduction to Modula-2 BY CAROLYN ROGERS Among the many languages currently available for the Atari ST, Modula-2 is an often overlooked gem. This column is aimed at introducing both the novice and professional programmer to this powerful language. In the Beginning Modula-2 ( Modu lar La nguage 2) was created by Swiss computer scientist Niklaus K. Wirth as a successor to Pascal, which he also developed. It was designed to correct some of Pascal's problems, such as its inability to support separate module compilation and lack of access to low-level machine operations and multiprocessing. Although Modula-2 retains some surface similarities to Pascal, it contains syntactical and conceptual differences that indicate a more mature, refined language. Modula-2 is a highly structured language. A Modula-2 program is composed of small blocks of code designed to handle one or two specialized functions required by the main program. In Modula-2 there are three distinct types of modules: Program module : This is the master module which controls program flow. The program module accesses independently developed libraries of procedures and functions. (The difference between a procedure and a function is that a function returns a value of some type and a procedure does not.) When compiled, the program module will produce an .LNK file which is used by a linker to pull all the independent parts together.

77. Dotzel: Modula-2 Beats C Even In System Programming (get And Set File Date). The modulaTor publication is about the programming languages Oberon2 and modula-2 programming examples, implementation notes, language comparisons, and http://www.modulaware.com/mdlt03.htm

The ModulaTor Oberon-2 and Modula-2 Technical Publication IMPRESSUM: The ModulaTor is an unrefereed journal. Technical papers are to be taken as working papers and personal rather than organizational statements. Items are printed at the discretion of the Editor based upon his judgement on the interest and relevancy to the readership. Letters, announcements, and other items of professional interest are selected on the same basis. Office of publication: The Editor of The ModulaTor is Guenter Dotzel; he can be reached by tel/fax: +33 492.81.30.99 or by mailto:gd@modulaware.com ModulaWare home page The ModulaTor download Webdesign by www.otolo.com/webworx , 14-Jul-1998

78. P1 Modula-2 p1 modula2 is the programming tool for the professional Macintosh developer. p1 modula-2 is fully integrated...... Product http://www.awiedemann.de/compiler/

p1 Modula-2 Object Oriented Modula-2 compiler for Apple Macintosh under MPW. Implementing ISO standards IS 10514-1,2,3 Last update: May, 17th 2004 Product Description: p1 Modula-2 is the programming tool for the professional Macintosh developer. p1 Modula-2 is fully integrated in MPW and compatible with all other MPW languages. p1 Modula-2 supports both 68K and PowerPC Macs. p1 Modula-2 has a powerful and easy to use high level debugger. p1 Modula-2 is also very well adapted for writing desk accessories, init resources and external routines for e.g. Hypercard or 4th Dimension. Detailed description of p1 Modula-2 Plans for new versions Version 8.0 of p1 Modula-2 is planned to run native under MacOS X and support Carbon application and command line tools. Support for the Cococa framework is planned for verison 8.1. Version 7.3.x of p1 Modula-2 will be posted if necessary (bug fixes, updates for Universal Defs). V8.0a1 available in June 2004 A prerelease of version 8.0 is availabe in June 2004. V8.0a1 is shipped as a command line tool. It provides for development of comand line tools and Carbon applications. It contains all interfaces included in version 7.3 but allows for defining all enhancements described in the Carbon documentation comming with xTools (the complete interface will be available with 8.0 final). The compiler has been redesigned for the calling conventions and linking standards of the Mach-O kernel. The library basic modules are now based on the standard Unix APIs for command line tools and the Carbon interfaces for applications.

79. Waterloo Modula-2 For VM/SP CMS all aspects of Pascal and extends them with the important module concept , Professor Niklaus Wirth, Designer of Pascal and modula2, programming in modula-2 http://csgwww.uwaterloo.ca/sdtp/watm2.html

80. Citations Systems Programming With Modula - Nelson (ResearchIndex Ed. Greg Nelson. Systems programming with modula3. Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1991. Systems programming with modula-3. Innovative Technology. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/context/353805/0

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