Mostly Oberon Series
This is a series of posts documenting my exploration of Oberon-07
languages and things related to Oberon and Oberon Systems. The order
presented here isn’t the order the articles were posted in. It has been
re-organizaed to follow a more direct exploration.
Oberon on POSIX
Compilers are available for Oberon language on POSIX systems. I’ve
focused on the Oberon-07 dialect in this series.
Project Status
Getting started
- Mostly Oberon,
2020-04-11
- Compiling
OBNC on macOS, 2020-05-06
The basics
- Oberon Modules
and Procedures, 2020-04-12
- Oberon
Basic Types, 2020-04-18
- Oberon
Loops and Conditions, 2020-04-19
- Dynamic types,
2020-05-25
- Procedures
as parameters, 2020-06-20
- Procedures in
records, 2020-07-07
Exploration
- Oberon-07 and
the file system, 2020-05-09
- Revisiting
Files, 2021-11-22
- Portable
Oberon-07, 2020-08-15
- Combining
Oberon-07 and C with OBNC, 2020-05-01
- Combing
Oberon-07 with C using Obc-3, 2021-06-14
- Dates &
Clock, 2020-11-27
- Oberon to
Markdown, 2020-10-03
- Assemble
Pages, 2020-10-19
- Beyond
Oakwood, Modules and Aliases, 2021-05-16
- Portable
Conversions (Integer), 2021-11-26
Oberon Systems
- FreeDOS
1.2 to Oberon System 3, 2019-07-28
- ETD Oberon
System 3 on VirtualBox 6.1, 2021-03-17
- A2
Oberon on VirtualBox 6.1, 2021-04-02
- Ofront on
Raspberry Pi OS, 2021-04-25
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