The integration of the Modula-2 frontend was also mentioned at : Modula-2 Language Frontend Merged Into GCC 13. This is great news again - Modula-2 will be available on multiple architectures and diverse environments.Īn article entitled GCC 13 to support Modula-2: Follow-up to Pascal lives on in FOSS form was accordingly published by The Register. GNU Modula-2 is now in gcc-13 master which means gm2 will be released with GNU GCC 13 next year. I am also excited to see more usage of both languages on the BSDs." Well said - nothing to add. I am excited to see the new life breathed into Modula-2 and the continued success of Rust, now that both languages have another open source implementation available to all. The fact that they are both ready to go on OpenBSD is a positive reminder of the importance of portability across platforms. Nice! Let me quote most of the conclusion of the blog post linked to above: "I am very excited to see Modula-2 and Rust added to GCC. Callahan is kind enough to provide a pre-built package of GCC for OpenBSD including the gm2 Modula-2 frontend on GitHub. "GNU Modula-2 just works on OpenBSD and that's awesome!" Mr. Thanks a lot!īrian Robert Callahan published a blog post entitled GCC now includes Modula-2 and Rust.
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I also added Textadept to the list of free editors with Modula-2 syntax highlighting.Īn updated Q&D Tools package (edition 2023) is available from the download area. Check it out and please tell me if you know more. There is some new information about Modula-2's predecessor Modula, as well as there is a new subsection about Modula-2 in space. I updated the local Q&A section recently. This is an interesting film related to an article by Lawrence Woodman. This includes support for the ISO/IEC 10514-1, PIM2, PIM3, PIM4 dialects together with a complete set of ISO/IEC 10514-1 and PIM libraries." The documentation of GNU Modula-2 is now also available at .Īnd there is a video about Modula-2 and CP/M available on which I recently was pointed to: Modula-2 Compilers on CP/M. The document reporting relevant changes to GCC 13 now has the facts: "Support for the language Modula-2 has been added. Congratulations to Gaius Mulley who made this possible through years of development work. So GNU Modula-2 is part of the compiler collection and therefore available for everyone, on all computers and systems in reach of GCC.
"The GCC developers are pleased to announce the release of GCC 13.1". Announcements following the release of GCC 13 including the GNU Modula-2 frontend are available at Phoronix and InfoWorld.
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