1. The Oberon Programming Language The oberon programming Language. The project was whimsically christened Oberon By Wirth who was fascinated by the http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/oberon/oberon.html

The Oberon Programming Language The project was whimsically christened Oberon By Wirth who was fascinated by the accuracy and reliability of the space probe Voyager which passed the moon Oberon of planet Uranus at the time of conception of the new project Taken from The Oberon System- User Guide and Programmer's Manual by Martin Reiser Click below to go directly to a specific section: History Significant Language Features Areas of Application Sample Programs ... Acknowledgments History The Oberon programming language is developed at Eidegnossishe Technische Hocsshule Zurich (or Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) in 1988, by Niklaus Wirth . Having an obsession with simplicity Wirth decided to include much of Pascal's syntax, while incorporating many of the object oriented features of Modula-2 (both of these languages were also created by Wirth). Oberon is considered to be heir to Modula-2. Wirth'sgoal was to create a language that was exstensable and flexible. The result was a full object oriented language that was fit to accompany further development of Cres workstations. Significant Language Features Window-based graphical user interface as a blend of menus and command lines (the tool viewer) Based on OOP concepts implementing viewers as well as texts and other documents as ADTs Fast display refreshing and highly responsive to the user Object oriented programming fully developed Type extensions and text abstract data types Fast compilation Minimum implementation can fit into 200KB of memory (including operating system, complier and user interface)

2. ETH Zürich / Oberon Programming Language oberon programming Language The oberon programming Language. Oberon is the successor of the Pascal, Modula, Modula2 family of languages. http://www.oberon.ethz.ch/language.html

The Oberon Programming Language Some of the characteristics of the Oberon Language Pascal-like syntax Strong type checking Modules with type-checked interfaces and separate compilation Type extension, which provides for object-oriented programming Type-bound procedures (methods) in Oberon-2 Support for run-time type tests Compatibility between all numeric types (mixed expressions) String operations Support for system programming Some of the characteristics of the Oberon Compiler Generates native code, no separate linking necessary Very fast compilation Can compile directly from edit window Documentation The following papers on the language are electronically available: Converting from Modula-2 to Oberon gnu-compressed Postscript Oberon V4 text document Oberon Language Report gnu-compressed Postscript ... Oberon V4 text document Oberon EBNF language definition gnu-compressed Postscript Oberon V4 text document A System 3 user must open the latter with EditTools.OpenUnix OberonEBNF.Text . Oberon-2 Language Report gnu-compressed Postscript Oberon V4 text document This report is included in the Oberon System 3 distribution - Use Desktops.OpenDoc Oberon.Report.Text to open it. Object-Oriented Programming in Oberon-2 gnu-compressed Postscript Oberon V4 text document Differences between Oberon and Oberon-2 gnu-compressed Postscript Oberon V4 text document Oberon-2 Change List gnu-compressed Postscript Oberon V4 text document The Oberon Guide gnu-compressed Postscript Oberon V4 text document Oberon Kurs Oberon Kurs An Oberon course in German at the disposal of beginners. An english version is also offered there. An installed Oberon system isa pre-requisite. The material is supplied in two versions: one forOberon System 3 users and the other for Oberon V4 users.

3. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Computer Programming - Oberon checked 20001012 Introduction to Oberon. An overview of the oberon programming language, including a summary of the http://bubl.ac.uk/link/c/computerprogramming-oberon.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Computer programming - oberon A-Z Index Titles Descriptions Comparison of C++, Fortran 90 and Oberon-2 Introduction to Oberon Oberon 3 Tutorial Oberon Slicing Tool ... Oberon System 3 Projects Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Comparison of C++, Fortran 90 and Oberon-2 Article assessing and comparing the suitability of the C++. Fortran, and Oberon-2 programming languages for scientific and engineering competing tasks. Author: Bernd Mosli Subjects: computer programming - c++, computer programming - fortran, computer programming - oberon DeweyClass: ResourceType: article Location: switzerland, europe Last checked: Introduction to Oberon An overview of the Oberon programming language, including a summary of the main features of the language, and a brief guide to Oberon applications. Author: Thomas Kistler Subjects: computer programming - oberon DeweyClass: ResourceType: document Location: usa Last checked: Oberon 3 Tutorial A series of introductory tutorials to programming in the Oberon 3 language. Author: Andre Fischer.

4. Parser For The Oberon-2 Programming Language The JavaCC home page; Information on the oberon programming Language; The Oberon2Language Report; in particular, appendix B of this document contains the EBNF http://www.cs.may.ie/~jpower/Oberon/

A JavaCC Parser for the Oberon-2 Programming Language James Power Department of Computer Science, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland. This document gives a brief description of a JavaCC parser for the programming language Oberon-2. The actual code is contained in the following files: oberon.jj - the JavaCC source oberon.l and oberon.y , a flex and bison based scanner and parser (for comparison) oberon.jl and oberon.jy , a JFlex and BYACC/Java based scanner and parser (for the really java-addicted) Introduction The programming language Oberon is the latest generation in the Wirth family of languages, an heir to the Pascal and Modula tradition. Whatever its merits as a programming language, its design clearly has the compiler writer in mind. The language is small, its syntax is well defined and relatively easily parsed, and most of the features of the language can be understood from the language report, an incredibly concise document when compared to other languages of similar power. Indeed the progress from Pascal through to Oberon stands in sharp contrast to the evolution from C to early C++ and onto ANSI-standardised C++. Writing a parser for Oberon is a reasonable undergraduate level project, or an afternoon's work for someone who knows what they're doing. Writing a parser for C++ is a mammoth task, involving the construction of a fully working symbol table.

5. Active Oberon For .net Homepage An implementation of the oberon programming language in the context of the new .NET platform from Microsoft. http://www.oberon.ethz.ch/lightning/

Homepage Institute for Computer Systems Project Oberon Homepage Native Oberon Active Oberon Oberon for .net ... FAQ Oberon for .net Homepage White Paper Download Examples ... Contact Active Oberon for .net A Language Interoperability Project with Microsoft Research Overview Active Oberon for .net is an evolution of the programming language Oberon in the context of the new Microsoft .net technology. Its highlights are: an explicit notion of object type including "active objects" with integrated thread of control a uniform concept of abstraction called definition representing both "facet" and unit of use a module construct simultaneously acting as name-space and singleton object Definitions are abstractions. More precisely, a definition is an interface , optionally equipped with a state space and predefined method implementations. Definitions can be refined (that is extended in terms of state, functionality or implementation) to new definitions or implemented by object types. Each definition implemented by an object type corresponds to a facet or service unit of the object type exposed to clients.

6. Oberon The oberon programming language information and links at Heidelberg University. http://www.statlab.uni-heidelberg.de/projects/oberon/

Last edited on 25. July 2002 gs . - Host home page: StatLab Heidelberg Oberon Oberon is the name of a modern integrated software environment for single-user workstations. It includes a language in the Pascal-/ Modula-tradition and a highly effective and compact operating platform . Most Oberon implementations come with a tutorial. For general information on Oberon see the "official" Oberon home page http://www.oberon.ethz.ch/ or the Oberon introduction page from UCI Learning Oberon If you want information about the Oberon language, we can offer an "Introduction to Oberon". "Introduction to Oberon" in English in German For local students, see also: next course The Oberon language comes in two variants, the original Oberon language, and Oberon-2, an extension which allows type-bound procedures. Object oriented programming is supported by Oberon as well as by Oberon-2. Oberon-2 has some additional convenience for object oriented programming, but with some cost in terms of performance and flexibility. For a discussion of object oriented Oberon-2 type bound programming style versus "classical" Oberon style, see [ Marais 1996a ]. As of today (Oct. 98) most Oberon compilers support Oberon-2.

7. The Oberon Programming Language: Hello World! Source......The oberon programming Language. Hello World! Example Program. Clickbelow to go directly to a specific section http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/oberon/hworld.html

The Oberon Programming Language Hello World! Example Program Click below to go directly to a specific section: Description Source Code Sample Run Program Notes Description This code demonstrates the usage of Oberon's Texts module. W is used as text writer stream. Output is displayed to the oberon's Log window by appending the buffer of the writer stream to Oberon.log Source Code (* This is designed to run Under Oberon V4 *) MODULE Hello; IMPORT Oberon, Texts; VAR W: Texts.Writer; PROCEDURE World*; BEGIN Texts.WriteString(W, "Hello World!"); Texts.WriteLn(W); Texts.Append(Oberon.Log, W.buf); END World; BEGIN Texts.OpenWriter(W); END Hello. Sample Run Once this module is compiled, Executing the command Hello.World will print "Hello World!" to the system log Program Notes This program tested on Oberon V4 Windows 32 bit version. When you create a new file Hello.Mod in Oberon's editor (Edit.Open Hello.Mod) , select this text now and copy it it to the clipboard (File/Copy), paste it into Hello.Mod by placing the caret in that window and executing Clipboard.Copy

8. Oberon Programming Language - Wikipedia oberon programming language. Oberon is a programming language createdby Professor Niklaus Wirth, the father of Pascal and Modula. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberon_programming_language

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Oberon programming language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Oberon is a programming language created by Professor Niklaus Wirth , the father of Pascal and Modula . It is very Modula-like in its syntax, but offers an interesting feature which is only recently becoming available in more commonly used development systems: exportability of procedures. Imagine that for your program you create a PNG viewer procedure and that you export it: any program on the system will be able to view PNG files! That's true reusability. Granted this is now possible on other systems (see for example the use made by Galeon of the Mozilla engine), but mechanisms in Oberon are far better and simpler than most of those currently in existance.

9. Oberon The oberon programming language information and links at Heidelberg University.Category Computers Programming Languages Oberon...... Reading AddisonWesley 1992 To learn about the oberon programminglanguage, consult Reiser, M.; Wirth, N. Programming in Oberon. http://statlab.uni-heidelberg.de/projects/oberon/

Last edited on 25. July 2002 gs . - Host home page: StatLab Heidelberg Oberon Oberon is the name of a modern integrated software environment for single-user workstations. It includes a language in the Pascal-/ Modula-tradition and a highly effective and compact operating platform . Most Oberon implementations come with a tutorial. For general information on Oberon see the "official" Oberon home page http://www.oberon.ethz.ch/ or the Oberon introduction page from UCI Learning Oberon If you want information about the Oberon language, we can offer an "Introduction to Oberon". "Introduction to Oberon" in English in German For local students, see also: next course The Oberon language comes in two variants, the original Oberon language, and Oberon-2, an extension which allows type-bound procedures. Object oriented programming is supported by Oberon as well as by Oberon-2. Oberon-2 has some additional convenience for object oriented programming, but with some cost in terms of performance and flexibility. For a discussion of object oriented Oberon-2 type bound programming style versus "classical" Oberon style, see [ Marais 1996a ]. As of today (Oct. 98) most Oberon compilers support Oberon-2.

10. Oberon-ItO Preface The oberon programming Language. G. Sawitzki gs@statlab.uniheidelberg.de . Aprogramming language. The course focusses on the oberon programming language. http://statlab.uni-heidelberg.de/projects/oberon/ItO/www/Ch00.html

Home Up Intro Contents Chapter Design Assert Timing EBNF ... Pas Last Changed: July 12th, 1997 This is a conversion from Oberon text to HTML, and from German to English. The converter software is still under development, and some features or information may be missing in this converted version. HTML hypertext facilities are not yet active in this document. To exploit the interactive facilities, use Oberon System 3 and the source of this text, available for download using binary ftp as Oberon System 3 archive . The converter from German to English is still under development as well. A previous version is also available for Oberon V4. To access this and other additional material use ftp For the convenience of our students, most of this information and the related material is available in German as well. Introduction to Oberon The Oberon Programming Language G. Sawitzki Introduction to the Oberon Programming Language Preface and Contents - Under development. Version: June 1998 - The "Introduction to the Oberon programming language" is written for readers with some mathematical background knowledge and a special interest in computer science. Among other meanings, Oberon is the name for

11. The Oberon Webring Webring related to oberon programming language or system environment. http://www.factorial.com/hosted/webrings/oberon

The Oberon Webring Welcome to the homepage of the Oberon Webring, designed to put all the information on Oberon and related developments together in one place. The motivation for starting this webring grew out of discussions in the comp.lang.oberon newsgroup in April 1998 regarding ideas for making Oberon more visible to the general net.citizen , thus increasing the potential user and developer base. Currently it is not yet sure that this initiative will be a success, but then, I have at least tried to do something valuable for the Oberon community... The Ringmaster , 27. April 1998 Mission Joining Joining the Oberon Webring is very easy: Just click on "Join" in the "Navigation Bar" below and fill out the relevant forms. Of course, you must also add the actual HTML markup for the "Navigation Bar" to your site, but this will be emailed to you right after your application. Let me add a note regarding the proper use of HTML here: I would like to see that all sites in the Oberon Webring actually validate as proper HTML 4.0 or XHTML 1.0 according to the official W Consortium's validator . It would also be appreciated if you could spend some time to study the guidelines on accessible web design established by the Best Viewed With Any Browser campaign. In my opinion, the web should be as interoperable and accessible as possible to anyone, anywhere, even when using stone-age computers. Think about it, you might arrive at the same conclusions...

12. SP 94 The Oberon Programming Language To buy one (or more) of the following articles, click here The oberon programmingLanguage. The new Pascal. Josef Templ. http://www.ddj.com/documents/ddj9415i/

13. Www.ddj.com/ftp/1994/alt_lang/00-README.TXT OBERON.ASC Title THE oberon programming LANGUAGE Keywords OBERON OBJECTORIENTEDPublished source code examples accompanying Josef Templ's article on the http://www.ddj.com/ftp/1994/alt_lang/00-README.TXT

PARASOL.ASC Title: THE PARASOL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Keywords: OBJECT-ORIENTED PARALLEL COMPUTING Published source code examples accompanying Bob Jervis' article on Parasol, short for "Parallel Systems Object Language." PERL.ASC Title: THE PERL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Keywords: UNIX NETWORK ADMIN Published source code examples accompanying Oliver Sharp's article which discusses writing Perl scripts. SATHER.ASC Title: THE SATHER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Keywords: NUMERICAL PROGRAMMING UNIX Published source code examples accompanying Stephen Omohundro's article discussing the Sather language. MOD3.ASC Title: THE MODULA-3 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Keywords: MODULA-3 Published source code accompanying Sam Harbison's article on the Modula-3 language. BOB.ASC Title: BOB: A TINY OBJECT-ORIENTED LANGUAGE Keywords: BOB OBJECT-ORIENTED Published source code accompanying David Betz's article presenting the Bob programming language. TCL.ASC Title: THE TCL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Keywords: TCL UNIX X WINDOW Published source code accompanying John Ousterhout's article which discusses the Tcl language and toolkit. DYLAN.ASC Title: THE DYLAN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Keywords: DYLAN OBJECT-ORIENTED Published source code examples accompanying Tamme Bowen and Kelly Hall's article on the Dylan programming language. OBERON.ASC Title: THE OBERON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE Keywords: OBERON OBJECT-ORIENTED Published source code examples accompanying Josef Templ's article on the Oberon programming langauge.

14. (Re: [Oberon] Programming Editor) & Etc. (Re Oberon Programming Editor) etc. oberon@inf.ethz.ch oberon@inf.ethz.ch Thu,23 Jan 2003 161944 +0100 (MET) That's why I don't do oberon programming. http://www.lists.inf.ethz.ch/archive/oberon/2003/000653.html

oberon@inf.ethz.ch oberon@inf.ethz.ch Thu, 23 Jan 2003 16:19:44 +0100 (MET) Previous message: Next message: Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Can some kind soul provide a Tool (or name some existing ones) that I got no reply to the same questions. Eth 'insiders' are obviously hiding the good stuff from us. I recently revisited 1980's DOS Turbo-Pascal Edit/Compile/Store facilities - much more productive than what I have to use with S3. That's why I don't do oberon programming. S3 is superb for general text handling; why such weak programming tools? I can't believe that eth 'insiders' use what we are offered ? peter_easthope@gulfnet.sd64.bc.ca In PC Native 24.08.2002 my Oberon.Text:System: InitCommands contains "ET.ReplaceSystemEditor" yet MM+MR on a file name opens Edit. Do I have something configured incorrectly; is this a repaired bug or a pending repair? Friday, 2002-07-19 Chris Glur suggested, before doing simpler experiments. Use successive refinement. After you've done RS232 and UBS 'experiments' you will better cope with a video driver.

15. ETH E-collection Translate this page Kutter, Philipp W. Dynamic semantics of the oberon programming language.Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH), Institut für http://e-collection.ethbib.ethz.ch/show?type=incoll&nr=392

16. Oberon Source-Code And Applications Links to resources for oberon programming. http://schulen.hagen.de/IF/Oberon/sources.html

Main Menu News Compilers Systems ... Various Oberon Source-Code and Applications Page contents: System-3 Misc Systems Compilers ... CAD Tools for Hardware Design Collections of V4 packages- Linz Many packages, TextElems, Utilities, Examples etc... Index FTP Some applications, the products of various Research projects are available: Dialogs - A GUI package Network - Network and threads support modules. Oberon-D - Adds support for persistance to V4. ODBC support for V4 Runtime-Debugger, Profiler, Program Visualization and more... ETH Swiss Oberon Users Group archive Expr A package by Wolfgang Weck for editing and displaying mathematical expressions within text documents, and for interfacting mathematical software. package ftp related Phd Thesis and papers V4 Programs by Ralf Degner Programs by Aubrey McIntosh Make - Given Oberon-2 source-code, the program resolves the module dependencies and generates a compiler command. Alfred - A tiny database program.

17. Oberon Programming Language - Acapedia - Free Knowledge, For All Friends of Acapedia oberon programming language. Oberon is a programming languagecreated by Professor Niklaus Wirth, the father of Pascal and Modula. http://acapedia.org/aca/Oberon_programming_language

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18. Research Projects The Oberon System (V4) links at Linz University.Category Computers Programming Languages Oberon...... Steps beyond Pascal and Modula2. Addison-Wesley, 1992, ISBN 0-201-56543-9. Tutorialfor the oberon programming language and concise language reference. http://www.ssw.uni-linz.ac.at/Research/Projects/Oberon.html

The Oberon System (V4) a programming language supporting modules with separate compilation, strong type checking, interface checking and object-orientation. Its definition is concise and clean so that it is perfectly suitable for programming education. The current version of the language is Oberon-2. a programming environment supporting garbage collection, dynamic module loading with version checking as well as commands (interactive entry points into modules). It comes with a variety of tools for program development, text and graphics processing, internet connectivity, etc. Oberon is available with full source code via ftp . There are implementations for almost all platforms including Windows 95/NT, MacOS, Unix (SparcStation, DECstation, RS6000, HP workstations, Silicon Graphics), Linux, and Amiga. These implementations are source-code compatible with each other and share the same document architecture. Oberon Books N. Wirth and M. Reiser: Programming in Oberon. Steps beyond Pascal and Modula-2. Addison-Wesley, 1992, ISBN 0-201-56543-9. Tutorial for the Oberon programming language and concise language reference. M. Reiser: The Oberon System. User Guide and Programmer's Manual. Addison Wesley, 1991, ISBN 0-201-54422-9. User manual for the programming environment and reference for the standard module library.

19. DevCritic.com - Programming And Web Development Resource This site is one of the most important Oberon resources on the Web. Oberon Webring Webring related to oberon programming language or system environment. http://www.devcritic.com/sites/Oberon/

Home About Us Advertising Contact Us Main Menu Home About Us Advertising Mailing List ... Contact Us Resources Site Directory Developer Tutorials Developer FAQ Developer Glossary ... Script Archive Site Owners Add A Site Modify Your Site Advertise Script Archive Add Resource Modify a Resource Browse Resources Our Sponsors You Are Here: Home Articles Compilers Documentation ... Visual Oberon - A very nice GUI library for the optimizing oberon compiler (ooc) which runs on all kinds of Unix platforms with X Window. ETH Zurich / Oberon Home Page - Official home page, quite informative, whitepapers, etc. Niklaus Wirth invented Pascal, Modula, and now Oberon, a modern integrated software environment for single-user workstations. Includes a language in the Pascal/Modula tradition and a highly effective and compact operating platform. System Software Group - This group at the university of Linz offers lots of public domain packages for the Oberon System V4, as well as they continue to maintain this Oberon System variant. Guy Laden Oberon Reference Site - Many freeware and commercial Oberon compilers are in existence. The most up to date information can be obtained from the Guy Laden Oberon Reference Site. In addition to compilers, it also covers Oberon-related literature, research papers, ongoing development efforts, etc. This site is one of the most important Oberon resources on the Web. Oberon Webring - Webring related to Oberon programming language or system environment.

20. DevCritic.com - Programming And Web Development Resource Versions. The oberon programming Language Hello World! The OberonProgramming Language - information at University of Michigan. http://www.devcritic.com/sites/Oberon/Documentation/

Home About Us Advertising Contact Us Main Menu Home About Us Advertising Mailing List ... Contact Us Resources Site Directory Developer Tutorials Developer FAQ Developer Glossary ... Script Archive Site Owners Add A Site Modify Your Site Advertise Script Archive Add Resource Modify a Resource Browse Resources Our Sponsors You Are Here: Home Oberon Brighton University Resource Kit - Oberon - Oberon links and information at BURKS. The ModulaTor Technical Publication - 72 issues of The ModulaTor: Articles about the programming languages Oberon-2 and Modula-2: programming examples, implementation notes, language comparisons, and language design. EDM/2 - A Discussion of Oberon - A Discussion of Oberon and Component Pascal. Introduction to Oberon - Overview. Oakwood Guidelines - A companion to the O2 language report which clarifies issues for compiler writers and users Smart Debugging Tool for Oberon System 3 - Thesis by Martin Büchi Oberon: Magia componentelor - Oberon-2 page in Romanian. Oberon System 3 Module Definitions - Browse the auto-generated module definitions for the Oberon System 3 Versions. The Oberon Programming Language: Hello World!

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