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Obliq is a domain specific programming language that is shipped with later versions of the Modula-3 System.
Obliq is an interpreted domain specific programming language that is shipped with later versions of the Modula-3 System. It is intended to be used to program web "agents" (in a much wider understanding than agents are used in normal computer speak), in other words a utility programming language for the web rather than a scripting language of any sort and is in this reminiscent of '''WebL''' ([[Oberon]] variant).


==A list of OS/2 implementations of Modula-3==
==A list of OS/2 implementations of Modula-3==

Revision as of 02:19, 3 March 2016

One of the few languages out there designed as a systems language from the outset. Originally developed by Acorn USA an operating system development tool and then called Modula-2+, it added multitasking, threading and multi programming features to the Modula-2 programming language, but M2 itself is a development of Pascal by its original author and adds separately compiled modules, stricter & clearer syntax and a host of system programming additions to Pascal in addition to a general clean up of the language features. Modula 3 is a development that adds memory management (garbage collection), type & generic safety features, generic programming, better exception handling and object-oriented extensions to Modula-2+.

Obliq

Obliq is an interpreted domain specific programming language that is shipped with later versions of the Modula-3 System. It is intended to be used to program web "agents" (in a much wider understanding than agents are used in normal computer speak), in other words a utility programming language for the web rather than a scripting language of any sort and is in this reminiscent of WebL (Oberon variant).

A list of OS/2 implementations of Modula-3

  • SRC Modula 3 - Open source - Discontinued
  • Modula 3 Reboot - Open source - Current?

OS/2 text editors with Modula 3 support

  • jEdit - Java based editor - Modula 3 syntax highlighting built in - Current.

A list of DOS implementations of Modula-3

Publications

Obliq

Tutorials and other learning material

Links

USENET

Standards