.. _using:

Using GNU Modula-2
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.. toctree::
  :maxdepth: 2

  using-gnu-modula-2/example-compile-and-link
  using-gnu-modula-2/compiler-options
  using-gnu-modula-2/gnu-modula-2-related-environment-variables
  using-gnu-modula-2/elementary-data-types
  using-gnu-modula-2/permanently-accessible-base-procedures
  using-gnu-modula-2/gnu-modula-2-supported-dialects
  using-gnu-modula-2/exception-implementation
  using-gnu-modula-2/how-to-detect-runtime-problems-at-compile-time
  using-gnu-modula-2/gnu-modula-2-language-extensions
  using-gnu-modula-2/type-compatibility
  using-gnu-modula-2/unbounded-by-reference
  using-gnu-modula-2/building-a-shared-library
  using-gnu-modula-2/how-to-produce-swig-interface-files
  using-gnu-modula-2/how-to-produce-a-python-module
  using-gnu-modula-2/interfacing-gnu-modula-2-to-c
  using-gnu-modula-2/interface-to-assembly-language
  using-gnu-modula-2/data-type-alignment
  using-gnu-modula-2/packing-data-types
  using-gnu-modula-2/accessing-gnu-modula-2-built-ins
  using-gnu-modula-2/the-pim-system-module
  using-gnu-modula-2/the-iso-system-module

This document contains the user and design issues relevant to the
Modula-2 front end to gcc.  Throughout this document the GNU Modula-2
front end is often referred to as :samp:`gm2-1.9.5` or
:samp:`gm2` for short.  This corresponds to GCC version
13.0.0 and GNU Modula-2 version 1.9.5.