ldl@newton.uvm.edu (Louis D. Langholtz) (10/18/90)
Assuming that Lucid is in the public's domain & that its attainable for
free... I sure would like to get the source code for a Lucid interpreter
(or compiler) for a conventional Unix machine. I have Sun4s,
Encore Multimax, and a PowerIRIS sgi. If the code runs on a Unix
machine but not one of the above, still let me know -- I'll try porting.
Thanks in advance.
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Lou (ldl@griffin)nelan@enuxha.eas.asu.edu (George Nelan) (10/19/90)
In article <1715@uvm-gen.UUCP>, ldl@newton.uvm.edu (Louis D. Langholtz) writes: > > Assuming that Lucid is in the public's domain & that its attainable for > free... I sure would like to get the source code for a Lucid interpreter > (or compiler) for a conventional Unix machine. I have Sun4s, > Encore Multimax, and a PowerIRIS sgi. If the code runs on a Unix > machine but not one of the above, still let me know -- I'll try porting. > Thanks in advance. > Is that Lucid LISP or Lucid, the dataflow programming language? I'll assume the latter: try faustini@enuxha.eas.asu.edu or vindalu@enuxha.eas.asu.edu or (last resort) nelan@enuxha.eas.asu.edu [I think it's free - maybe $50.00 or something - it runs on UNIX (suns)] Reminds me of an amusing story. One time Ed Ashcroft was invited to speak about Lucid for a silicon valley (I think) group. Pretty soon, people started scratching their heads and so on. Turns out they thought he was from Lucid LISP. -- George Nelan, ERC 252, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, USA, 85287 INET: nelan@enuxha.eas.asu.edu UUCP: ...{allegra,{ames,husc6,rutgers}!ncar}!noao!asuvax!nelan QOTD: ever where ever = "what" : ever