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XDS and ADW Modula-2 or Stony Brook Modula-2

Download common files for both systems

  1. Download tutordef.zip and tutormod.zip. These zip files contain the example programs and example definition and implementation modules from the tutorial.
  2. Download m2def.zip. This zip file contains the definition file of the module Terminal2 used in the tutorial.

Where to place these files?

Typically you would create a directory on your hard drive named "M2Projects" with a subdirectory named "Tutorial".

XDS Modula-2 users

It is assumed that XDS is installed in the XDS directory of the hard disk C:

  1. Unzip the files from tutordef.zip and place them in a new subdirectory named DEF of your tutorial project directory.
  2. Unzip the files from tutormod.zip and place them in a new subdirectory named SRC of your tutorial project directory.
  3. Unzip the files from m2def.zip and place them in the C:\XDS\Bin\Def directory
  4. Download and unzip the files in XDSm2.zip. Place the unzipped files in the SC:\XDS\Bin\Src directory. This zip file contains an implementation for XDS of the Terminal2 module used in the tutorial. This implementation solely makes use of ISO modules.

ADW Modula-2 and Stony Brook Modula-2 users

  1. Unzip the files from tutordef.zip and place them in a new subdirectory named DEF of your tutorial project directory.
  2. Unzip the files from tutormod.zip and place them in a new subdirectory named MOD of your tutorial project directory.
  3. Unzip the files from m2def.zip and place them in the DEF directory of your tutorial project directory.
  4. Download and unzip the files in sbm2m2.zip. Place the unzipped files in the MOD directory of your tutorial project directory. This zip file contains a SBM2 specific implementation of the Terminal2 module used in the tutorial.

Download for MOCKA

Download coronado.mocka.tar.gz (provided by Jan Verhoeven).

Note:

  • In MOCKA Modula-2, definition files have file extension MD and implementation files have extension MI.
  • The examples in this download follow Wirth's Programming in Modula-2 (not the ISO standard).
  • In these examples input and output procedures are imported from an InOut Module.

About the Terminal2 module: we have designed a simple module used for screen input and output. This module typically requires the user to press a key before the program is halted. This should solve the problem on GUI systems that the output windows closes immediately when a program is terminated.