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Reviving a computer system of 25 years ago - Wirth, 2014

Project Oberon is an open source top-to-bottom computer design, from GUI to FPGA. It builds on the Oberon System, the latest iteration from Niklaus Wirth of his teaching systems which start with ALGOL-W. via http://www.multimedia.ethz.ch/confere... Slides at http://wirth-symposium.ethz.ch/slides... "Niklaus Wirth was a Professor of Computer Science at ETH Zürich, Switzerland, from 1968 to 1999. His principal areas of contribution were programming languages and methodology, software engineering, and design of personal workstations. He designed the programming languages Algol W, Pascal, Modula-2, and Oberon, was involved in the methodologies of structured programming and stepwise refinement, and designed and built the workstations Lilith and Ceres. He published several text books for courses on programming, algorithms and data structures, and logical design of digital circuits. He has received various prizes and honorary doctorates, including the Turing Award, the IEEE Computer Pioneer, and the Award for outstanding contributions to Computer Science Education."