lippolt@dnlunx.UUCP (Ben Lippolt) (01/13/89)
On the Macintosh and Atari-ST I use a GNU-Emacs compatible editor called
MG (= MicroGnu Emacs). Does this editor (or a similar one) exist for
MS-DOS, MINIX and/or SUN-UNIX? Sources (preferably the same for all three
systems) or instructions on how to obtain them would be very much appreciated.
I cannot ftp, but the address of a UUCP or BITNET server would probably do.
Thanks,
Ben Lippolt, PTT Netherlands, Neher Laboratories.
BITNET/EARN: lippolt@hlsdnl5 UUCP: {backbone}!hp4nl!dnlunx!lippolt
-----------kevinm@rtech.UUCP (Kevin Malloy) (01/19/89)
From article <487@dnlunx.UUCP>, by lippolt@dnlunx.UUCP (Ben Lippolt): > > On the Macintosh and Atari-ST I use a GNU-Emacs compatible editor called > MG (= MicroGnu Emacs). Does this editor (or a similar one) exist for > MS-DOS, MINIX and/or SUN-UNIX? Sources (preferably the same for all three > systems) or instructions on how to obtain them would be very much appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Ben Lippolt, PTT Netherlands, Neher Laboratories. > > BITNET/EARN: lippolt@hlsdnl5 UUCP: {backbone}!hp4nl!dnlunx!lippolt > > ----------- I would appreciate the same information. Kevin Malloy but I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep and miles to go before I sleep excerpt from: "Stopping By The Woods On A Snowy Evening" -- Robert Frost
jr@bbn.com (John Robinson) (01/19/89)
In article <2602@rtech.rtech.com>, kevinm@rtech (Kevin Malloy) writes: F>From article <487@dnlunx.UUCP>, by lippolt@dnlunx.UUCP (Ben Lippolt): >> >> On the Macintosh and Atari-ST I use a GNU-Emacs compatible editor called >> MG (= MicroGnu Emacs). Does this editor (or a similar one) exist for >> MS-DOS, MINIX and/or SUN-UNIX? >I would appreciate the same information. Befoe the requests pile up too deeply, MG is written to be portable across a large range of machines. The sources for version 1a are available on the comp.sources.unix archive at uunet. They imply support the following systems: # distribution note: This distribution of mg 1a is 11 shar files: # mg_1.shar through mg_5.shar system indepentend, termcap, # bsd, sysv, and osk files. # mg_amiga1.shar, mg_amiga2.shar amiga specific files # mg_vms1.shar through mg_vms4.shar # vms and eunice specific files. The contacts list at that time (Nov 1986) looked like: Amiga Lattice C: Mike Meyer: mwm@berkeley.edu ucbvax!mwm Amiga Manx C & VMS: Mic Kaczmarczik: ut-sally!ut-ngp!mic mic@ngp.utexas.edu CCEP001@UTADNX.BITNET OSK & BSD: Bob Larson: blarson@usc-oberon.arpa sdcrdcf!usc-oberon!blarson Now there is a version 2a available, but I didn't see it in comp.sources.unix yet, and comp.sources.misc didn't turn up anything. I think the new version covers more machines. -- /jr jr@bbn.com or bbn!jr
flounder@westfort.UUCP (The Flounder) (01/19/89)
There is a full-source post of MicroEMACS on GENIE in the OS-9 forum. All the source is in C and OS-9's C compilers support very complete libraries, so the editting necessary to port to MINIX should be minimal.
piet@ruuinf (Piet van Oostrum) (01/19/89)
In article <487@dnlunx.UUCP>, lippolt@dnlunx (Ben Lippolt) writes:
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`On the Macintosh and Atari-ST I use a GNU-Emacs compatible editor called
`MG (= MicroGnu Emacs). Does this editor (or a similar one) exist for
`MS-DOS, MINIX and/or SUN-UNIX?
This is from the README file: (version 2a -- May 1988)
These systems are known to work in the current version:
4.2 & 4.3 BSD Unix, SunOs 3.2, Ultrix-32
System V
OS9/68k
VMS
Amiga
Primos
Atari ST
Ms-Dos support is planned, but did not get done in time for this
release. (Jeff Siegal <jbs@eddie.mit.edu> was the one doing it.)
The Ms-Dos files will probably be distributed seperatly when it
becomes available.
Sources (preferably the same for all three
`systems) or instructions on how to obtain them would be very much appreciated.
`I cannot ftp, but the address of a UUCP or BITNET server would probably do.
`
They are on lakesys!netlib:
mg2a/part.uaa 880712 Version 2a MicroGnuEmacs
mg2a/part.uab 880712 Version 2a MicroGnuEmacs
mg2a/part.uac 880712 Version 2a MicroGnuEmacs
mg2a/part.uad 880712 Version 2a MicroGnuEmacs
I have sources, but I don't know if they are up to date.
(They are from 15 May 1988)
--
Piet van Oostrum, Dept of Computer Science, University of Utrecht
Padualaan 14, P.O. Box 80.089, 3508 TB Utrecht, The Netherlands
Telephone: +31-30-531806. piet@cs.ruu.nl (mcvax!hp4nl!ruuinf!piet)