Modula-2+

Modula-2 plus exceptions and threads developed by P. Rovner et al of DEC SRC, Palo Alto CA in 1984.

["Modula-2+ User's Manual", M-C van Leunen].

["Extending Modula-2 to Build Large, Integrated Systems", P. Rovner, IEEE Software 3(6):46-57 (Nov 1986)].

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Modula-3 [Nelson 1991] in particular contains interesting facilities for dynamic typing, benefiting from experience with languages such as Simula-67, CLU, Cedar/Mesa, Amber, and Modula-2+ [Birtwistle et al.

On extending Modula-2+ to build large, integrated systems.

Dynamic Typing for Distributed Programming in Polymorphic Languages

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