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Modula-2 WIN32 tutorial.
If you aren't sure how to do it, look at the example zip file included with the section. FUNC GetModuleFileName(Instance, FileName, MAX_PATH); ...
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Debugging your programs
The DOS debuggers have a menu item, DOS command, that lets you execute any DOS program or batch file while debugging your program. The View Menu ...
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A Zip/Unzip DLL project for Modula-2
This is an implementation for Modula-2 (including dll, lib, def and test files) of the zip/unzip libraries by Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler, version 1.1.4 ...
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Modula-2 WIN32 tutorial.
theForger's Win32 API Tutorial - Version 2.0. By Brook Miles. Adapted for Modula-2 by Frank Schoonjans. This tutorial attempts to get you started developing ...
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env help files
c:\dev\help\env.hts. The .hts file extension is associated with the help authoringprogram we use so it will be run automatically to open the file on the ...
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Modula-2 source code for writing data in Excel format
Modula-2 project and source code to write Excel files. ... We have tested the software on both XDS and Stony Brook Modula-2, but it should be easy to adapt ...
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Modula-2 source code for reading Excel files
Modula-2 project and source code to read Excel files.
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Modula-2 MySQL Interface
Programming MySQL using Modula-2. ... Error(mysql: MYSQL; errstr : ARRAY OF CHAR); BEGIN WriteString("MySQL error - err#"); WriteCard(mysql_errno(mysql),1); ...
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Implicit Unix shared objects
Implicit Unix shared objects. Linux. libc.so libpthread.so. Sometimes Linux system shared object files are not really shared object files, ...
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Modula-2 source code for writing data in Excel format
Library to write Excel files. For XDS and Stony Brook Modula-2. By Frank Schoonjans (frank.schoonjans@medcalc.be). It's always nice when a program can ...
 
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