mccarrol@topaz.rutgers.edu (Mark C. Carroll <MC>) (03/26/90)
Hello all! I'm a CS undergrad senior, working on an independant research project in Object-oriented programming systems. As a part of this study, I've written a Prototyped object-oriented package for the Fools Lisp variant of Scheme. It's very nearly complete, and I'd like to find a couple of people to play with it, and see if they can find bugs, or make suggestions on it. Once it's passed through this group, I'll be willing to give it away to anyone who wants it. Anyway, I'm looking for people who'll be willing to test it for me. The requirements are: a reliable mail path to/from Rutgers, a working copy of Fools Lisp, and a willingness to play around with a minimally documented prototype system. I'm posting this at 3pm on Sunday, March 25. If you receive this before Wednesday the 27th, and you're interested, please send me email. If you recieve it at any time beyond midnight tuesday, please don't reply yet. (Yes, it's a gimmick to keep me from getting 700 people wanting copies. I will be glad to eventually send it to everyone who wants it, but for now, I want to keep the volume down!) The address to reply to is: mccarrol@topaz.rutgers.edu In your reply, just tell me your name, and whether your a student or a professional, etc. (just to satisfy my curiousity. It doesn't really matter.) Thanks! <MC> -- \ Mark Craig Carroll: <MC> |"Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. / / Student SysProg - LCSR | All they show is limitation. Look with your \ \ Rutgers University | understanding, find out what you already know,/ / mccarrol@topaz.rutgers.edu| and you'll see the way to fly." -Richard Bach \