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Seeking info on LM3 and Modula-3 compiler(s) (for PC if possible)
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To: "James J. Horning" <horning@src.dec.com>
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Subject: Seeking info on LM3 and Modula-3 compiler(s) (for PC if possible)
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From: John J Rood <jrood@world.std.com>
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Date: Tue, 27 Sep 1994 15:07:08 +0059 (EDT)
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Delivery-Date: Tue, 27 Sep 94 12:18:58 -0700
Dear Dr. Horning,
You are listed in the book "Larch: Languages and Tools for
Formal Specification" as the source of information on LM3. I am a
mathematical software consultant (in the Boston area) with an interest in
formal verification of programs. I used to be an avid Pascal programmer,
but due to marketplace demands, now do most of my work in C++. I have
not used Modula-3, but would be interested in starting to do so. I am
also interested in using the Larch system in conjunction with such work.
Would it be possible for you to answer the following questions?
1) What compilers are available for Modula-3? What platforms do
they run on? Is it possible to find a compiler which runs on a
PC? More than one? Under what operating system(s)?
2) Do I need to run under Unix to use the Larch system? What about
"Linux"? What language is LM3 written in? If it doesn't run on a
PC, could it be ported? What about other Larch tools?
Thank you kindly for your information.
John J. Rood