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From: peterr@utcsrgv.UUCP (Peter Rowley)
Newsgroups: net.lang.pascal,net.lang.ada
Subject: Modula 2
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Date: Wed, 14-Sep-83 01:38:27 EDT
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Another yes vote for net.lang.modula2.  With the native 8086 version just
announced by Logitech, there could be quite a bit of use of the language
if that's a good product, esp. since there's an order form for it in the
front of the corrected 2nd ed. of the Programming In Modula 2 book.
The newsgroup might also discuss the Lilith machine Wirth built to run
the language (and now sold in the US by Diser Inc., Utah).