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Oberon-2 evolved from Oberon, which, like its predecessors Pascal and Modula-2, was developed by Niklaus Wirth [ReW92] Several features of Modula-2 such
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Oberon-2 evolved from Oberon, which, like its predecessors Pascal and Modula-2, was developed by Niklaus Wirth [ReW92] Several features of Modula-2 such
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The programming language Pascal Acta Informatica, 1(1):35– 63, 1971 [22] Niklaus Wirth Modula-2 Technical Report 36
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scientists were too busy with the basics to have time for reflections Modula(-2) and Oberon(-2), the Lilith and the Ceres computers and the Oberon ope-
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attempt to find a compromise between these extremes, and the successor languages Modula-2 and Oberon are the result of decades of experience [1-3]
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[2] Gutknecht, Jürg, and Niklaus Wirth "Project Oberon-The Design of an Operating System and Compiler " (1992) [3] Niklaus Wirth (2014 Feb)
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Oberon version with corrections and authorized modifications ETH Zurich: Niklaus Wirth The original book uses Modula-2 and includes new material on
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Oberon microsystems, Inc March 2001, last update October 2006 Authors of Oberon-2 report: Hanspeter Mössenböck, Niklaus Wirth
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