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A Modula-3 program is composed of one or more modules and interfaces,
along with a makefile that tells the compiler how to put everything together.
The makefile is called an "m3makefile" by convention.
For simple programs, you may get away without having an m3makefile.
Note: Case is significant in Modula-3 programs. This means
that:
- All keywords and reserved words must be in uppercase letters.
- Identifiers such as variables, constants, and procedure names must
always appear in the same case as the one used in the definition. For example,
Hello and hello are two different identifiers.
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