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Modula-2+(ID:1101/mod021)

Extension to Modular 2 permitting exceptions and threads

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Country: United States
Designed 1984
Published: 1984

P. Rovner et al, DEC SRC, Palo Alto CA, 1984. Exceptions and threads.

People:

Butler Lampson

Related languages

Modula-2	→	Modula-2+		Extension of
Modula-2+	→	Modula-3		Evolution of

References:

van Leunen. M-C (1984) van Leunen. M-C "Modula-2+ User's Manual", DEC 1984

Rovner, P. (1986) Rovner, P. "Extending Modula-2 to Build Large, Integrated Systems"
in (1986) IEEE Software 3(06) Nov 1986

Wortman, David B. and Junkin, Michael D. (1992) Wortman, David B. and Junkin, Michael D. "A concurrent compiler for Modula-2+" pp68-81 Abstract DOI Extract: Reasons for choosing Modula-2+
in [PLDI 1992] (1992) SIGPLAN Notices 27(07) July 1992 (Proceedings of the 5th ACM SIGPLAN conference on Programming language design and implementation, 22-31, San Francisco, June 1992)
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Programming languages and compilers by Butler Lampson Modula 2+ (1984-86): With Paul Rovner and others, I designed extensions to Modula 2 which provide a safe subset, automatic storage deallocation, runtime types, exceptions, and concurrency. The language has been used at SRC and several universities to write more than a million lines of code [P. Rovner, Extending Modula 2 to build large, integrated systems. IEEE Software 3, 6 (Nov. 1986)].

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