PMI Repertoire: Difference between revisions

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Repertoire is a Modula-2 library for OS/2 and DOS that that contains high level operating sub-system and low level routines and came with full source code. The library in its later versions had a high degree of compatibility between OS/2 and DOS functions, where appropriate, and simplified the creation of code that targeted both systems.

According to the company blurb, the "Subsystems include screen design/display system, indexed file system, window-oriented text editor, list handling system, and natural language expression evaluators. Low-level routines provide extensive access to DOS, BIOS, keyboard and screen. The DBMS supports variable-length keyed records, with record insertion, deletion, garbage collection, damaged file recovery, and named and nested fields. The screen system provides virtual scrolling windows; multiple menu styles; and named multi-line fields with word wrapping"

Version

1.3 (1987) - indexed file system
1.4
1.5a
1.5b (1988)
1.6

Author

Charles Bradford, Cole Brecheen
PMI Software

Links

https://www.cfbsoftware.com/modula2/Repertoire.htm

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 '''Repertoire''' is a [[Modula-2]] library for OS/2 and DOS that that contains high level operating sub-system and low level routines and came with full source code. The library in its later versions had a high degree of compatibility between OS/2 and DOS functions, where appropriate, and simplified the creation of code that targeted both systems.
-According to the company blurb the "Subsystems include screen design/display system, indexed file system, window-oriented text editor, list handling system, and natural language expression evaluators. Low-level routines provide extensive access to DOS, BIOS, keyboard and screen. The DBMS supports variable-length keyed records, with record insertion, deletion, garbage collection, damaged file recovery, and named and nested fields. The screen system provides virtual scrolling windows; multiple menu styles; and named multi-line fields with word wrapping"
+According to the company blurb, the "Subsystems include screen design/display system, indexed file system, window-oriented text editor, list handling system, and natural language expression evaluators. Low-level routines provide extensive access to DOS, BIOS, keyboard and screen. The DBMS supports variable-length keyed records, with record insertion, deletion, garbage collection, damaged file recovery, and named and nested fields. The screen system provides virtual scrolling windows; multiple menu styles; and named multi-line fields with word wrapping"
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