djz@spice.cs.cmu.edu (10/03/85)
From: Daniel.Zigmond@SPICE.CS.CMU.EDU Just an update: Amiga Lisp arrived from Commodore-Amiga some time ago and ISO Pascal came today. I was asked to do some editing on the Pascal manual so I assume it is not to be released for a little while (but I could be wrong; this is not any sort of official statement). Again, I will try to answer any questions. Dan
gary@cirl.UUCP (Gary Girzon) (10/05/85)
> From: Daniel.Zigmond@SPICE.CS.CMU.EDU > > Just an update: Amiga Lisp arrived from Commodore-Amiga some time ago and Let's hear more about which implementation of Lisp it is. Is it possible for other developers to receive a pre-release version of it? Anyone out there have a terminal emulator yet? It should not be that difficult; for example, AmigaDos has predefined CON: to be a a virtual terminal, capable of receiving standard ASCII, CR, LF but not the cursor keys. The virtual terminal can also be set to a specific window. Thus if one executes copy SER: to "CON:/10/100/100/200/output window" this should result in data read from the serial port being placed in a window (defined between the slashes) virtual terminal. "output window" is just the title of the window. I have not tried this because I do not have anything connected serially yet. But the copy command works CON: to CON:, so it should work similarly here. All that is needed to implement a 6 line version of this "dumb" terminal emulator are calls to AmigaDos for key_down detect and serial character detect. I am working on it. Gary UUCP: ...{ihnp4,harvard}!think!cirl!gary