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- 4 WHERE CAN I GET SOURCE CODE, OTHER INFO?
-
- 4.1 Is there source or other info available on the net?
- A. Here are some net sites I have accessed at one time or another. I am not
- sure if all are still available or what is in them.
- ftp://ee.newcastle.edu.au/pub/modula2/
- ftp://ftp.psg.com/pub/modula-2/
- ftp://ftp.twu.ca/FTP/pub/modula2/ ( Home of this FAQ)
- ftp://ftp.inf.ethz.ch/pub/
- ftp://NIC.SWITCH.CH
- ftp://sageftp.inel.gov/ftp/pub/sage/
- ftp://ftp.mathematik.uni-ulm.de/pub/soft/modula/
- http://www.yahoo.com/Computers/Languages/Modula_2/
- http://www.jumbo.com/prog/dos/modula2/
- WWW sites
- http://www.stfx.ca/people/jandrea/m2/
- http://www.info.apple.com/dev/devinfo/languages.html (sparse M2 compiler
- info)
- http://i44www.info.uni-karlsruhe.de/~vollmer/mocka.html
- http://www.dct.com/~johnm/M2info.html
-
-
- 4.2 What other FAQs are available.
- A. Try http://www.eng.newcastle.edu.au/ee/Moylan/m2/Modula2.html
- A2. http://www.stfx.ca/people/jandrea/m2/
- A3. (commercial) http://www.dct.com/~johnm/M2info.html
- A4. http://www.ualberta.ca/~foka/Computer.html#Modula-2
-
- A5. http://www.pitt.edu/~jesst63/modula2.html
-
- 4.3 Where can I find graphics libraries, etc?
- A1. Try the PMOS library at
- http://www.eng.newcastle.edu.au/ee/Moylan/m2/PMOS/PMOS.html
- (Australia)
- or, at one of the following sites:
- ftp://ftp.psg.com/pub/modula-2/code (North America)
- ftp://cs.ru.ac.za/pub/languages (South Africa)
- ftp://dutiba.twi.tudelft.nl/pub/modula2 (Western Europe)
- ftp://ftp.cnit.nsk.su/pub/msdos/programm.ing/modula2 (Eastern Europe).
-
- A2. there is a graphics library MultiGraph available from
- ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/programming/mg202ts1.zip - for TopSpeed 1.17
- ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/programming/mg202ts3.zip - for TopSpeed 3.10 (rt,xt)
- ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/programming/mg202sb2.zip - for Stony Brook 2.02
- It supports nearly all the Super-VGA graphics modes on VESA-compatible
- graphics boards, including high-color and true-color modes.
- You may also contact
- Databiten
- P O Box 115
- 811 22 Sandviken
- SWEDEN
- phone: +46 26 256493
- fax: +46 26 253641
- OR
- Department of Applied Acoustics
- Chalmers University of Technology
- Gothenburg, SWEDEN
- e-mail: bid@ta.chalmers.se
- fax : +46 31 145154
-
-
- 4.4 Are there any mathematical libraries available?
- A1. See Numerical Procedures in Modula-2 -- authorized translation of
- Numerical recipes in Pascal from PolyWare 1992 420 Ruston Rd Toronto,
- Ontario Canada
-
- A2. A numerical analysis package (as Modula-2 source files) is now
- available as http://www.eng.newcastle.edu.au/ee/Moylan/m2/NumAnal.html
- or ftp://ee.newcastle.edu.au/pub/modula2/numanal.zip
- The modules in this package are:
- Complex arithmetic: most of the usual operations, including the
- recently-requested SIN and COS.
- Matrices: operations on matrices of any size (up to a maximum
- size limit, of course) - things like addition, multiplication,
- inverse, solving linear equations, eigenvalues.
- Polynomials: including root-finding.
- Fast Fourier Transform.
- Solving ordinary differential equations.
-
-
- 4.5 Where can I get a Modula-2 to C converter?
- A: The program mtc is available by anonymous ftp from
- file://ftp.psg.com/pub/modula-2/grosch/mtc.tar.Z
- file://ftp.ira.uka.de/pub/programming/cocktail/mtc.tar.Z
- file://rs1.rrz.uni-koeln.de/usenet/comp.archives/languages/modula-2/mtc
- An already ported version for DOS+DJGPP can be found at at
- file://ftp.uni-stuttgart.de/pub/unix/programming/compilerbau/dos/mtc/
- Apparently there is an already ported Linux version too. I could not
- find the correct file reference myself, but try looking at a Linux mirror
- site such as sunsite.unc.edu.
- Several of the compilers available work by producing C code and can
- also serve this purpose.
-
-
- 4.6 Where can I get a Modula-2 to Modula-3 converter?
- A. m2tom3 is available under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
- License from
- ftp://ftp-i3.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/pub/Modula-3-Contrib/m2tom3/
- m2tom3 is a system to port Modula-2 programs to Modula-3. It consists
- of two parts:
- - A conversion program which tries to create a Modula-3 source text
- with the same semantics as the Modula-2 input while retaining the
- original look and feel as good as possible.
- - A base library which tries to emulate the Modula-2 standard library
- using the Modula-3 standard library.
- contact: Peter Klein
- office: Ahornstrasse 55, 52074 Aachen, Germany
- e-mail: pk@i3.informatik.rwth-aachen.de.
- Tel.: +49/241/80-21316
- Fax.: +49/241/8888-218
-
-
- 4.7 Are there any Modula-2 applications around?
- A. The Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) develops and maintains
- a now ~350,000 line public domain MODULA-2 reusable component library
- called SAGE. For more information on SAGE send E-Mail to
- hotline@sage.inel.gov and see the FTP server at
- ftp://sageftp.inel.gov/ftp/pub/sage/
-
-
- 4.8 Is there a Modula-2 version available for parallel processing?
- A. IPD Modula-2* team has released version 9401 of the new Modula-2*
- programming environment for several architectures.
- You can get the IPD Modula-2* distributions for all supported architectures
- by anonymous ftp from ftp://ftp.ira.uka.de/pub/programming/modula2star/
- Please do not forget to use binary mode when retrieving any of them!
- Register your copy with the registration secretary: ipdm2s@ira.uka.de For
- further information and bug reports please contact the IPD Modula-2* team
- at msc@ira.uka.de
-
-
- 4.9 Are there any compiler construction tools available?
- A1. Some old ones appear in ftp://ftp.gmd.de/GMD/cocktail/
-
- AA2. Coco/R generates recursive descent parsers and their associated
- scanners from attribute grammars. Full source code, and a variety of
- simple example applications are supplied in the distribution kits. The
- Modula versions (1.39 is the latest) are available from
- ftp://ftp.inf.ethz.ch:/pub/software/Coco
- ftp://ftp.psg.com:/pub/modula-2/coco
- ftp://cs.ru.ac.za:/pub/coco
- ftp://ftp.fit.qut.edu.au:/pub/coco
- There are versions for the MS-DOS compilers (JPI, FST, Logitech,
- StonyBrook, Gardens Point), for the Mocka compiler for Linux and FreeBSD,
- as well as for the Gardens Point Unix compilers, including Linux and
- FreeBSD. There is also a version that produces TurboPascal units very
- similar to the Modula modules. A port for the P1 compiler on the Mac should
- be available soon. A port by Rolf Schrader for TDI Atari Modula-2 is now
- available from
- ftp://cs.ru.ac.za:/pub/coco/ATARI136.EXE in the form of an MS-DOS
- self-extracting file. This may also be unpacked by using the LHA
- decompressor on other systems.
-
- A2. A copy of the EBNF for ISO Modula-2 can be found in
- http://www.twu.ca/faculty/fnas/math/rsbook/Appendices/Ap3.nisus.html
-
-
- 4.10 Does anyone know of a lexical analysis tool that is written in
- Modula-2 and for Modula-2 code?
- A.You want rex, part of Cocktail (also ll and lalr parser generators,
- abstract syntax trees, attribute grammar evaluators, tree Free version:
-
- ftp://ftp.ira.uka.de:/pub/programming/cocktail/
-
- tp://ftp.uni-stuttgart.de/pub/unix/programming/compilerbau/ (includes a
- dos version using DJGPP)
-
- Commercial version and support:
- Dr.-Ing. Josef Grosch Tel. : 0721-697061
- CoCoLab Fax : 0721-661966
- Hagsfelder Allee 16 EMail : grosch@cocolab.sub.com
- D-76131 Karlsruhe
-
-
- 4.11 What can you tell me about debuggers?
- A. For gnu, try http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/info/info/gdb.info,Modula-2
- 4.12 Is there an applications framework for windows programming?
- A. Try looking at
- ftp://ftp.ifi.uio.no/pub/sjr/m2afx.zip
-
-
- 4.13 Can you help me with my assignments?
- A. Some people may give you hints, but please do not subvert your professor
- and your education by submitting work other people do for you.
-
- ***************************************************
-
- 5. SPECIFIC QUESTIONS ON CODE AND ALGORITHMS
-
- 5.1 Where can I get an algorithm for an efficient random number generator?
- A. Pierre L'Ecuyer: Efficient and Portable Combined Random Number
- Generators, Communications of the ACM, vol. 31, no. 6, pp. 742-749. The RNG
- has a period of approximately 2.3E+18. Generating 1 000 000 numbers per
- second, that means that it would take over 73 000 years before it repeated
- a sequence.
-
- ***************************************************
-
- 6 WHAT ARE SOME REFERENCE MATERIALS ON MODULA-2?
-
- A1. A shareware text I have written is available as html in
- http://www.twu.ca/faculty/fnas/math/rsbook/Welcome.html
- mirrors: http://eiunix.tuwien.ac.at/Modula-2/rsbook/
- and as postscript in ftp://FTP.twu.ca/FTP/pub/modula2/Modula-2Text/
-
- A2. A tutorial is available at the Jumbo site in
- http://www.jumbo.com/prog/dos/modula2
- A3.The manuals for some of the commercial products such as TopSpeed contain
- much useful information.
-
- A4. The Gardens Point sites have documentation available (see their listing
- above.)
-
- A5. A document called Modula-2 for Pascal programmers (Postscript,10 pages)
- may be fetched by anonymous ftp at
- ftp://ee.newcastle.edu.au/pub/modula2/Modula2.ps.Z
- The author has not updated the contents for a couple of years, so there may
- be minor inaccuracies in terms of the current language standard.
-
- A6. A variety of ETH papers are stored at ftp.ftp.ethz.ch in /doc/diss,
- /doc/tech-reports and /pub/oberon/docu
-
- A7. What follows is a BIBLIOGRAPHY of some published materials in a table
- delimited by two spaces between fields:
-
- Author Title City Publisher Year Subject
-
- Adams, J. Mack Gabrini, Philippe J & Kurtz, Barry L. An
- Introduction to Computer Science with Modula-2 Lexington, MA D.C. Heath &
- Co 1988
- Backhurst, Nigel G. Mastering Modula 2 Wilmslow Sigma 1988
- Beidler, John & Jackowitz, Paul Modula-2 Boston Prindle Weber &
- Schmidt 1985
- Blaschek, G. & Pomberger, G. Introduction To Programming With
- Modula-2 Springer-Verlag 1990
- Budgen, David Software Development with Modula-2 Reading, MA
- Addison-Wesley 1989
- Carmony, Lowell A. & Holliday, Robert L. A First Course In
- Modula-2 New York Computer Science Press c1990
- Carroll, D. W. Advanced Modula-2 Programming for the IBM PC XT
- and AT Elsevier 1986
- Chirlian, Paul M. Introduction to Modula-2 Beaverton, Or. Matrix
- Publishers
- Christian, Kaare A guide to Modula-2 New York Springer-Verlag 1986
- Cooling, J.E. Modula-2 for Microcomputer Systems Van Nostrand
- Reinhold 1988
- Cooper, Doug Oh My! Modula-2! New York Norton 1990
- Cornelius, Barry Programming with TopSpeed Modula-2 Reading, MA
- Addison Wesley 1991
- Eisenbach, Susan & Sadler, Cristopher Program Design with Modula-2
- Reading, MA Addison-Wesley 1989
- Elder, Jim Compiler Construction: A Recursive Descent model
- Hemel Hempstead England: Prentice-Hall 1994
- Etling, Don Modula-2 Programmer's Resource Book Blue Ridge
- Summit, PA Tab Books 1988
- Feldman, Michael B. Data Structures with Modula-2 Englewood
- Cliffs, NJ Prentice Hall 1988
- Ford, Gary & Wiener, Richard. Modula-2: A Software Development
- Approach New York Wiley 1985
- Gabrini, Philippe J. & Kurtz, Barry L. Data Structures And
- Algorithms With Modula-2 Lexington, MA DC Heath c1992
- Gleaves, Richard Modula-2 for Pascal Programmers New York
- Springer-Verlag 1984
- Gough, K. John & Mohay, George M. Modula-2: A Second Course In
- Programming Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice Hall 1988
- Greenfield, Stuart B. Invitation to Modula-2 Petrocelli Books 1985
- Harrison, Rachael Abstract Data Types in Modula-2 New York Wiley
- 1989 Wiley
- Harter, Edward D. Modula-2 Programming. A First Course Englewood
- Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall 1990
- Helman, Paul & Veroff, Robert Walls and Mirrors: Intermediate
- Problem Solving and Data. Modula-2 Menlo Park, CA Benjamin Cummings 1988
- Hewitt, Jill A. & Frak, Raymond J. Software Engineering in
- Modula-2: an object-oriented approach London Macmillan 1989.
- Hille, R.F. Data Abstraction and Program Development Using Modula-2
- Sydney Prentice Hall 1989
- Hopper, Keith. The Magic of Modula-2 Melbourne Prentice Hall 1991
- Johnston, Chris Applying Modula-2 Academic Press 1991
- Jones, William C. Jr. Data Structures Using Modula-2 New York
- Wiley 1988
- Jones, William C. Jr. Modula-2 Problem Solving and Programming
- with Style New York Harper & Row 1987
- Joyce, Edward J. Modula-2: A Seafarer's Manual & Shipyard Guide
- Reading, MA Addison-Wesley 1985
- Kaplan, Ian & Miller, Mike Modula-2 Programming Rochelle Park, NJ
- Hayden Book Co. 1986
- Kelly-Bootle, Stan Modula-2 Primer Howard W. Sams & Co. 1987
- King, K.N. Modula-2: A Complete Guide Lexington, MA D.C. Heath &
- Co 1988
- Knepley, Ed & Platt, Robert Modula-2 Programming Reston, VA
- Reston Pub. Co. 1985
- Koffman, Elliot B. Problem Solving and Structured Programming in
- Modula-2 Reading, MA Addison-Wesley 1988
- Kruse, Robert L. Programming With Data Structures Modula-2 Version
- Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall 1988
- Lawrence, Mike Modula-2 And The Amiga Avant-Garde Software 1990?
- Leestma, Sanford & Nyhoff, Larry Programming & Problem-Solving in
- Modula-2 New York Macmillan 1989
- Lins, C. (Charles) The Modula-2 Software Component Library Volumes
- I-IV New York Springer-Verlag 1989-
- Mayer, Herbert G. Programming in Modula-2. the Art & the Craft
- New York Macmillan 1988
- McCracken, Daniel D. & W. Salmon A Second Course in Computer
- Science with Modula-2 New York Wiley 1987
- Messer, P. A. & I. Marshall Modula-2 Constructive Program
- Development Oxford Blackwell Scientific Publications 1986
- Metrowerks, Inc. Staff Metrowerks Modula-2 Start Pak New York
- Macmillan 1990
- Mitchell, R. J. Modula-2 Applied London Macmillan 1991
- Mitchell, Richard Abstract Data Types And Modula-2 A Worked
- Example Of Design Using Data Abstraction Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice
- Hall 1992
- Moore, John B. & McKay, Kenneth N. Modula-2 Text and Reference
- Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall 1987
- Novak, M.M. Modula-2 in Science & Engineering London McGraw 1990
- Nyhoff, Larry & Leestma ,Sanford Data Structures & Advanced
- Programming in Modula-2 New York Macmillan 1990
- Ogilvie, John W. L. Modula-2 Programming New York McGraw-Hill 1985
- Pinson, Lewis Sincovec, Richard & Weiner, Richard A First Course
- in Computer Science with Modula-2 New York Wiley 1987
- Pittman, Thomas & Peters, James The Art Of Compiler Design Theory
- And Practice Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall 1992
- Pomberger, Gustav. Software Engineering and Modula-2 Englewood
- Cliffs, NJ Prentice Hall 1984
- Rechenberg, P. & M÷ssenb÷ck, H. (tr. O'Meara, John) A Compiler
- Generator for Microcomputers Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice Hall / Carl
- Hanser Verlag 1989
- Riley, David D. Data Abstraction and Structures: An Introduction
- To Computer Science II Boston Boyd & Fraser Pub. Co. 1987
- Riley, David D. Using Modula-2: An Introduction To Computer
- Science I Boston Boyd & Fraser Pub. Co. 1987
- Sale, Arthur H. J. Modula-2: Discipline & Design Sydney
- Addison-Wesley 1986
- Sawyer, Brian & Foster, Dennis. Programming Expert Systems in
- Modula-2 New York Wiley 1986
- Schildt, Herbert Advanced Modula-2 Berkeley, CA Osborne
- McGraw-Hill 1987
- Schildt, Herbert Modula-2 Made Easy Berkeley, CA Osborne
- McGraw-Hill 1986
- Schiper, Andre; (tr. Howlett, Jack) Concurrent programming:
- Illustrated With Examples in Portal, Ada, and Modula-2 Halsted Press
- 1989
- Schnapp, Russell L. Macintosh Graphics in Modula-2 Englewood
- Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall 1986
- Sincovec, Richard F. & Richard S. Wiener. Data Structures Using
- Modula-2 New York Wiley 1986
- Sincovec, Richard F. & Wiener, Richard S. Modula-2 Software
- Components New York Wiley 1987
- Stubbs, Daniel F. & Webre, Neil W. Data Structures With Abstract
- Data Types and Modula-2 Monterey, CA Brooks/Cole Pub. Co. 1987
- Sutcliffe, Richard J. Introduction to Programming Using Modula-2
- Columbus, OH Merrill 1987
- Sutherland, Robert J. The Professional Programmer's Guide to
- Modula-2 London Pitman 1988
- Terry, Patrick D. An Introduction To Programming with Modula-2
- Reading, MA Addison-Wesley 1987
- Thalmann, Daniel Modula-2: An Introduction New York
- Springer-Verlag 1985
- Tremblay, Jean-Paul DeDourek, John M. & Daoust, David A.
- Programming in Modula-2 New York McGraw-Hill 1989
- Tucker, Allen B. Jr. Computer science: A Second Course Using
- Modula-2 New York McGraw-Hill 1988
- Ullmann, Jeffrey Compiling in Modula-2 - A First Introduction To
- Classical Recursive Descent Compiling Hemel Hempstead England:
- Prentice-Hall 1994
- Ural, Saim & Ural, Suzan Introduction to Programming with Modula-2
- New York Harper & Row 1987
- Walker, Billy K Modula-2 Programming With Data Structures
- Belmont, CA Wadsworth Pub. Co. 1986
- Walker, Robert D. Modula-2 Library Modules: A Programmer's
- Reference Blue Ridge Summit, PA Tab Books 1988
- Ward, Terry A. Advanced Programming Techniques in Modula-2
- Glenview, IL Scott Foresman 1987
- Welsh, Jim & Elder, John Introduction to Modula-2 Englewood
- Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall 1987
- Wiatrowski, Claude A. & Wiener, Richard S. From C to Modula-2--and
- Back - Bridging The Language Gap New York Wiley
- Wiener, Richard Modula-2 Wizard's Programming Reference New York
- Wiley 1986
- Wiener, Richard & Ford, G. Modula-2 A Software Development
- Approach New York Wiley 1985
- Wiener, Richard & Sincovec, R. F. Software Engineering with
- Modula-2 and Ada New York Wiley 1984
- Willis, Claire & Paddon, Derek Abstraction And Specification With
- Modula-2 London Pitman 1992
- Wirth, Niklaus Programming in Modula-2 (3rd corrected ed.) New
- York Springer-Verlag 1985
- Wirth, Niklaus Algorithms and Data Structures (1986 edition)
- Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall 1986
- Wirth, Niklaus Programming in Modula-2 (4th ed.) New York
- Springer-Verlag 1990
- Woodman, Mark et al Portable Modula-2 Programming Maidenhead,
- Berkshire UK McGraw-Hill 1989
-
- 7. REVIEWS OF MODULA-2 PRODUCTS.
-
- Note: This section is experimental. The reviews have been contributed by
- others and I take no responsibility for their accuracy or for any opinions
- expressed therein.
-
- p1 Modula-2 v5.2 for Macintosh, by Marc Martin, Dec 1994. This is an
- excellent Modula-2 compiler, implemented as an MPW Tool. Highlights include
- ISO language extensions & library, a full set of Macintosh toolbox
- definitions, language extensions to simplify toolbox programming,
- object-oriented extensions and support for MacApp, greater than 32k code
- and globals, code generation comparable to Apple's official compilers,
- several FPU code options, multi-window debugger, linkable with other MPW
- languages, detailed documentation, and superb technical support via e-mail.
- Downsides include high cost (US$400), dependency on MPW, lack of SADE
- support, and no native PowerPC version. Version 5.3 is in alpha testing,
- and adds ANSI C output for creating PowerPC programs under MPW or
- CodeWarrier.
-
- Appendix: AUTHOR INFORMATION AND DISCLAIMERS
-
- Personal: I have used, written about, and taught Modula-2 (since 1983) and
- have maintained some of the information in this list for over four years. I
- have used at least a dozen different compiler/environments in that time on
- five different platforms, and have written numerous articles and reviews
- for publication. I have been a member of the ISO committee WG13 (Modula-2
- standardization) since its inception and have participated in all the
- debates and meetings of WG13 except for meeting #9 at Lake Wanaka. I have
- written a text on Modula-2, made numerous submissions to WG13 and directed
- an experimental implementation of the ISO I/O library in order to verify
- its concepts.
-
- Disclaimers:
- (i) I take no responsibility for anyone's use or misuse of this information.
- (ii) Apart from having been a beta tester, textbook writer, programmer and
- a long time user of Modula-2, I have no financial connection with any
- manufacturer or distributor of software. I am the author of some Modula-2
- materials (some of which are shareware) as noted herein.
- (iii) In producing this material, I am NOT acting in an official capacity
- for TWU, WG13, comp.lang.modula2, or any other organization.
- (iv) Mention of a book or product is NOT an endorsement unless specifically
- noted.
- (v) Inclusion of materials on this list is based on relevance to Modula-2
- and factual content and is otherwise entirely without prejudice. I edit all
- submissions for brevity, clarity, and usage.
-
- To remain authoritative, this and all versions of this FAQ are copyright
- 1991-1995 by Rick Sutcliffe. This document may be copied and distributed
- provided it is not altered and no fee is charged with the exception of
- normal downloading costs.
-
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