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CORONADO ENTERPRISES MODULA-2 TUTORIAL - Version 1.00
(Generic Version)
This documentation and the accompanying software,
including all of the example programs and text files, are
protected under United States Copyright law to protect them
from unauthorized commercialization. This entire tutorial
is distributed under the "Freeware" concept which means that
you are not required to pay for it. You are permitted to
copy the disks in their entirety and pass them on to a
friend or acquaintance. In fact, you are encouraged to do
so. You are permitted to charge a small fee to cover the
mechanical costs of duplication, but the software itself
must be distributed free of charge, and in its entirety.
If you find the tutorial and the accompanying example
programs useful, you may, if you desire, pay a small fee to
the author to help compensate him for his time and expense
in writing it. A payment of $10.00 is suggested as
reasonable and sufficient. If you don't feel the tutorial
was worth this amount, please do not make any payment, but
feel free to send in the questionnaire anyway.
Whether or not you send any payment, feel free to write
to Coronado Enterprises and ask for the latest list of
available tutorials and a list of the known Public Domain
libraries that can supply you with this software for the
price of copying. Please enclose a self addressed stamped
envelope, business size preferred, for a copy of the latest
information. See the accompanying "READ.ME" file on the
disk for more information.
I have no facilities for telephone support of this
tutorial and have no plans to institute such. If you find
any problems, or if you have any suggestions, please write
to me at the address below.
Gordon Dodrill - March 16, 1987
Copyright (c) 1987, Coronado Enterprises
Coronado Enterprises
12501 Coronado Ave NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87122
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction to the Modula-2 Tutorial Page 1
FIRSTEX.MOD The first example program
Part I - Modula-2 is like Pascal
Chapter 1 - What is a computer program? Page 5
Chapter 2 - Getting started in Modula-2 Page 8
PUPPYDOG.MOD The minimum Modula-2 program
WRITESM.MOD Write something on the monitor
MODCOMS.MOD Modula-2 comments
GOODFORM.MOD Good formatting example
UGLYFORM.MOD Ugly formatting example
Chapter 3 - The simple Modula-2 data types Page 13
INTVAR.MOD Integer variables
INTMATH.MOD Integer variable math examples
CARDMATH.MOD Cardinal variable math examples
REALMATH.MOD Real variable math example
BOOLMATH.MOD Boolean variable math example
CHARDEMO.MOD Character variable demonstration
TRANSFER.MOD Transfer between types
Chapter 4 - Modula-2 loops and control structures Page 23
LOOPDEMO.MOD Loop demonstration
IFDEMO.MOD Conditional branching
LOOPIF.MOD Loops and IF's together
TEMPCONV.MOD Temperature conversion
DUMBCONV.MOD Poor variable names
CASEDEMO.MOD CASE demonstration
Chapter 5 - Modula-2 procedures Page 29
PROCED1.MOD Simple procedures
PROCED2.MOD Procedures with variables
PROCED3.MOD Multiple variables
PROCED4.MOD Scope of variables
PROCED5.MOD Procedure calling procedures
FUNCTION.MOD An example function
RECURSON.MOD An example with recursion
Chapter 6 - Arrays, types, constants, and labels Page 37
ARRAYS.MOD Simple arrays
ARRAYS2.MOD Multiple arrays
TYPES.MOD Example of types
CONSTANT.MOD Example of constants
ARAYPASS.MOD Pass Array to Procedure
STRINGEX.MOD String Handling Examples
Chapter 7 - Overall Program Construction Page 46
OVERPROG.MOD Overall Program Construction
MOREPROG.MOD More Program Construction
LASTPROG.MOD Scrambled Order of Definitions
Chapter 8 - Input/Output and Printing Page 49
SIMPLOUT.MOD Simple Monitor Output
SIMPLIN.MOD Simple Keyboard Input
FILEIO.MOD File I/O with InOut
VARYFILE.MOD Variable Filename Input
PRINTFLE.MOD Printer and File Output
Chapter 9 - Example Programs Page 58
TIMEDATE.MOD Time and Date Example
AREAS.MOD Calculate Areas
PC.MOD Printer Control
LIST.MOD List Program File
Part II - Advanced Topics
Chapter 10 - Scalars, subranges, and sets Page 60
ENTYPES.MOD Enumerated Types
SUBRANGE.MOD Subranges
SETS.MOD A SET example
Chapter 11 - Records Page 65
SMALLREC.MOD A Small Record Example
BIGREC.MOD A Larger Record Example
VARREC.MOD A Variant Record Example
Chapter 12 - Pointers and Dynamic Allocation Page 72
POINTERS.MOD Pointer Example
DYNREC.MOD A Dynamically Allocated Record
LINKLIST.MOD A linked List
Part III - Modula-2 extends Pascal
Chapter 13 - Modules, Local and Global Page 81
LOCMOD1.MOD Local Module Demonstration
LOCMOD2.MOD Local Module Demonstration
CIRCLES.DEF Global Module - Definition
CIRCLES.MOD Global Module - Implementation
GARDEN.MOD Calls Module "MYCALCUL"
PROCTYPE.MOD Procedure Type Example
Chapter 14 - Machine Dependent Facilities Page 89
TYPEREL.MOD Type relaxation
WORDADDR.MOD WORD and ADDRESS example
ADRSTUFF.MOD Address manipulation
Chapter 15 - Concurrency Page 94
COROUT.MOD A Simple Coroutine
COROUT2.MOD Added Features
COROUT3.MOD Triple Coroutines
INFINITE.MOD Infinite Execution Loop
Chapter 16 - Complete example programs Page 99
BAKLIST.MOD Get All filenames From Disk
BAKCOPY.MOD Copy files from Fixed to Floppy
BAKRSTR.MOD Read Floppy back to Fixed Disk
DIRHELPS.DEF Directory help procedures
DIRHELPS.MOD
BITOPS.DEF Bit Level Operations
BITOPS.MOD
REAL2MON.DEF Real outputs to the monitor
REAL2MON.MOD
REAL2FIL.DEF Real outputs to a file
REAL2FIL.MOD