Learn MODULA2 with Real Code Examples

Implementing a modular calculator

Creating a library of reusable procedures

Building simple file I/O applications

Developing a small embedded system module

Constructing compiler or interpreter components

Check module interface and implementation consistency

Ensure correct compilation order of modules

Verify type compatibility and procedure parameters

Debug pointer and record operations

Test module linkage for executable creation

Test each module independently

Verify procedure inputs and outputs

Check record and pointer manipulations

Use sample datasets for functional testing

Validate module interfaces against definitions

Compile and run executables on supported OS

Distribute source modules for educational use

Embed compiled modules in low-level systems

Include documentation and usage instructions

Archive for academic or archival purposes

XDS Modula-2 compiler

GNU Modula-2 compiler

Text editors for source code

Debugger tools (platform-dependent)

Sample libraries for teaching and systems

Linking with C libraries (platform-dependent)

Embedded systems programming

Compiler or OS kernel development

Educational software for modular programming

Academic projects for algorithm demonstration

Organize code into reusable modules

Use descriptive procedure and variable names

Separate interface and implementation cleanly

Keep module dependencies minimal

Document interfaces for clarity

Organize complex code into modules

Manage dependencies between modules

Debug pointer and record usage

Maintain type safety across modules

Apply Modula-2 concepts to systems-level tasks