F3U@PSUVM.BITNET (02/22/88)
Is there a public domain SNOBOL4 interpreter floating around
in net.land? We are writing SNOBOL programs in one of my classes
(why, I still don't know), and would much rather do the work at home
on my PC.
Thanks in advance
Frank
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In article <34196F3U@PSUVM> F3U@PSUVM.BITNET writes: >Is there a public domain SNOBOL4 interpreter floating around >in net.land? We are writing SNOBOL programs in one of my classes >(why, I still don't know), and would much rather do the work at home >on my PC. > > Thanks in advance > Frank > Please, if this exists, post it for the rest of us too!!!
emv@starbarlounge.cc.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti) (02/24/88)
In article <706@actnyc.UUCP> srk@actnyc.UUCP (Shalom Krischer) writes: >In article <34196F3U@PSUVM> F3U@PSUVM.BITNET writes: >>Is there a public domain SNOBOL4 interpreter floating around >>in net.land? We are writing SNOBOL programs in one of my classes >>(why, I still don't know), and would much rather do the work at home >>on my PC. >> >> Thanks in advance >> Frank >> > >Please, if this exists, post it for the rest of us too!!! Look on simtel20 in pd1:<msdos.snobol4>vsnobol4.* (vanilla Snobol) pd1:<msdos.snobol4>aisnobol.* ('ai' programs ) vanilla Snobol is from Catspaw, who sell Snobol and decided to give away a version too. You can also pick up some of this stuff from bluefront.cc.umich.edu (35.1.33.200) in the \public\lang directory. I hope to put more language stuff here, you know, but I haven't got around to it yet. BITNET folks I think can retrieve this stuff from an overcrowded simtel20 server at RPI somewhere - glad I don't have to deal with it. --Ed Edward Vielmetti, U of Michigan mail group.
gsarff@argus.UUCP (gary sarff) (02/24/88)
There is a pd snobol4 interpreter available from the CATSPAW BBS, and maybe
others, call it at 303-539,4830, it is called VANILLA snobol. They also
sell a full snobol (I think vanilla doesn't do floats or something) for
49.95 and a macro spitbol too. Spitbol is compiled and fast, snobol is
interpreted and slower. I know cause I am porting SPITBOL68K to the amiga.
Gary
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The reason computer chips are so small is that computers don't eat much.andrey@arizona.edu (Andrey K. Yeatts) (02/26/88)
In article <706@actnyc.UUCP>, srk@actnyc.UUCP (Shalom Krischer) writes: > In article <34196F3U@PSUVM> F3U@PSUVM.BITNET writes: > >Is there a public domain SNOBOL4 interpreter floating around > >in net.land? We are writing SNOBOL programs in one of my classes > >(why, I still don't know), and would much rather do the work at home > >on my PC. > > Please, if this exists, post it for the rest of us too!!! This is a PC version, BTW. Andrey Yeatts andrey@arizona.edu {allegra,cmcl2,ihnp4,noao}!arizona!andrey -- Andrey Yeatts andrey@arizona.edu {allegra,cmcl2,ihnp4,noao}!arizona!andrey