rbh@computer-science.nottingham.ac.UK (Roger Henry) (07/17/87)
In article <8707152306.AA18126@bugs.nosc.mil> broman@BUGS.NOSC.MIL (Vincent Broman) writes: >I just received the library from Stan Osborne. Is there interest >in my posting the 24K of DEFINITION MODULEs? Mail me. I do not know how you managed to receive the DEFINITION MODULES for the proposed BSI library - unless Stan Osborne typed them up himself! As I announced in a recent message to the net, the modules are being revised to take account of comments from WG13, and I shall post them all to the net myself very shortly (within two weeks). I would rather not receive another round of comments on the previous set, and in any case I cannot vouch for the accuracy of Stan's typing. == Roger Henry == Address: Computer Science Department, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, NG7 2RD, England Telephone: Nottingham (0602 or +44 602) 506101 extension 2855 Electronic Mail Addresses: JANET: rbh@uk.ac.nott.cs ARPANET: rbh%cs.nott.ac.uk@UCL-CS.ARPA UUCP: rbh%cs.nott.ac.uk@ukc.uucp BITNET/EARN: rbh%NOTT.CS@AC.UK
broman@BUGS.NOSC.MIL (Vincent Broman) (07/17/87)
Because of the forthcoming posting of Henry, I will desist from posting the previous version of the proposed standard. If you cannot wait, the DEFs and IMPs will be available by anonymous ftp from bugs.nosc.mil in pub/Modula/BSI . Implementations are for the Unix/Tartan compiler. Vincent Broman, code 632, Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego, CA 92152, USA Phone: +1 619 225 2365 Internet: broman@nosc.mil Uucp: sdcsvax!nosc!broman
stan@dual.UUCP (07/21/87)
I did not type in the DEFINITION files as suggested by Roger Henry.
What I provided to Vincent Broman was on IBM/PC floppy disk. It was a copy
I made of the BSI proposed library dated September 1986 for the Unix/Tartan
compiler. I got the originals on floppy disk from Dick Karpinsky. These
files are the most up to date source files I have for the proposed BSI
procedure library.
Among the files on the disk was a "README" file. This file identified
the libraries as being Version 6.00-00 of the proposed BSI IO Modules
for Modula-2. Authorship was attributed to Stuart Cox of Imperial College,
London during August 1986.
The following comment was included in the "README" file":
"Please remember these are only proposed standards and form a
minimal requirement."
Stan Osborne, ana-systems, Foster City, California
Phone: (415) 341-1768 UUCP: {ucbvax,sun,cbosgd,decwrl}!dual!dbi!stan