werner@tnoibbc.UUCP (Werner de Bruijn) (12/20/90)
A little while ago I read something about the language Sather. I am interested in getting some more information or even an implementation. Anyone able to provide me with either or both of this? Thanks in advance, Werner -- Werner de Bruijn TEL : (31) 15-842040 TNO-Bouw FAX : (31) 15-843990 P.O. Box 49 DOMAIN : werner@ibbc.tno.nl 2600 AA Delft, the Netherlands INTERNET : werner@tnoibbc
jos@freyr.pttrnl.nl (Jos Warmer) (01/02/91)
A while ago there was a p;osting about sather and an offer to send the documentation. I am interested in the documentation of the `sather' language. The mail adresses in the posting seem to be unreachable for me. Could anyone mail me the documentation please ? Jos Warmer JB_Warmer@pttrnl.nl
rick@tetrauk.UUCP (Rick Jones) (01/03/91)
In article <jos.662807028@freyr> jos@freyr.pttrnl.nl (Jos Warmer) writes: |A while ago there was a p;osting about sather and an offer to |send the documentation. | |I am interested in the documentation of the `sather' language. |The mail adresses in the posting seem to be unreachable for me. |Could anyone mail me the documentation please ? I too sent email to this address on the day I read the posting - I didn't see it bounce, but I haven't had any response yet. Perhaps the Sather people would like to post a note to News to say what's going on? -- Rick Jones Tetra Ltd. Maidenhead, Was it something important? Maybe not Berks, UK What was it you wanted? Tell me again I forgot rick@tetrauk.uucp -- Bob Dylan
brh@hare.udev.cdc.com (brian r hanson x6009) (01/08/91)
I also requested information about sather and received a response on 12/21 1990. I received my reply from om%ICSI.Berkeley.EDU@lilac.berkeley.edu The reply consisted of a postscript document describing the language.
gt3741b@prism.gatech.EDU (John Rudd a.k.a. Kzin -- Big Electric Cat) (06/08/91)
A friend of mine just mentioned a new OO language to me, called
sather. He didn't have much info on it, but he sent me a 26 page post-
script manual on it. He said something about it 'compiling to C'... so,
I was curious if anyone else knows anything about it, can tell me much,
or knows where to find it on any ftp sites.
Thanks much
John
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