erikj@pprg.unm.edu (Erik Johannes) (03/27/89)
I would like to get a copy of AMXLisp which is on Fred Fish 181. However I don't have disk 181, nor can I find it at any of the ftp sites I have checked. Could somebody either send AMXLisp to me or give me the name of an ftp site which has it. Thanks, Erik Johannes
hummel@m.cs.uiuc.edu (03/27/89)
Written 4:39 pm Mar 26, 1989 by erikj@pprg.unm.edu in comp.sys.amiga: /* ---------- "Looking for AMXLisp." ---------- */ > I would like to get a copy of AMXLisp which is on Fred Fish 181. However > I don't have disk 181, nor can I find it at any of the ftp sites I have > checked. Could somebody either send AMXLisp to me or give me the name > of an ftp site which has it. /* End of text from m.cs.uiuc.edu:comp.sys.amiga */ Fish disks up to 188, Amicus disks up to 26, and CUCUG disks 1 to 15 plus our sampled sound and jukebox demos are online at the UIUCUXE internet archive: 128.174.5.54 uxe.cso.uiuc.edu uxe uiucuxe (The collection is also available on 9-track magtape - contact me for details) ---------- Lionel Hummel 404 W. High St. #6, Urbana, IL 61801 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [H] (217)344-5303 [W] (217)333-7408 hummel@cs.uiuc.edu {pur-ee,uunet}!uiucdcs!hummel BUX: lhummel
chayter@skat.usc.edu (Carl J. Hayter) (03/27/89)
In article <23788@pprg.unm.edu> erikj@pprg.unm.edu (Erik Johannes) writes: > >I would like to get a copy of AMXLisp which is on Fred Fish 181. However >I don't have disk 181, nor can I find it at any of the ftp sites I have >checked. Could somebody either send AMXLisp to me or give me the name >of an ftp site which has it. > > Thanks, > Erik Johannes Me Too! I have a project coming up soon that involves compiler design, and I would like to know if anyone out there has any compilers(of any sort) that include the source code for the compiler. e.g. I have a Smalltalk interpreter that came with it's source code in C. If anybody can help me (providing sources, FTP sites, etc.) I would be gratefull. arpa: chayter@oberon.usc.edu uucp: uunet!oberon!chayter Thankx a Mil..
dennison@rex.cs.tulane.edu (Theodore Dennison) (04/04/89)
In article <16117@oberon.USC.EDU> chayter@skat.usc.edu (Carl J. Hayter) writes: >In article <23788@pprg.unm.edu> erikj@pprg.unm.edu (Erik Johannes) writes: >> >>I would like to get a copy of AMXLisp which is on Fred Fish 181. However >>I don't have disk 181, nor can I find it at any of the ftp sites I have >>checked. Could somebody either send AMXLisp to me or give me the name >>of an ftp site which has it. >> >> Thanks, >> Erik Johannes > >Me Too! > >I have a project coming up soon that involves compiler design, and I would >like to know if anyone out there has any compilers(of any sort) that include >the source code for the compiler. e.g. I have a Smalltalk interpreter that >came with it's source code in C. If anybody can help me (providing sources, >FTP sites, etc.) I would be gratefull. > > > Thankx a Mil.. I am currently using XLISP in my AI class. I could get a copy of Amiga XLISP from a friend, but I don't want it. If you guys think xlisp on a mainframe is slow, you should see it on the amiga! Feels like having a Trash-80 with a cassette tape drive again. I wrote a program to get the computer to play the guessing part in mastermind in LISP. It only took 7 guesses or less, but could take over an hour to run! With performance like that, you don't want to do it on a micro, even an Amiga. Just debugging a MAJOR project could take literaly years. It isn't worth it folks. T.E.D.