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From: lukose@deakin.OZ.AU (Dickson Lukose)
Newsgroups: comp.ai
Subject: RE: Public Domain Expert System Shell on UNIX Environment
Message-ID: <930@sol.deakin.OZ.AU>
Date: 9 Nov 90 03:10:42 GMT
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I received several replies, but all of them are refering to CLIPS

Two of the replies are listed below for all to refer to.

Hope this will be of help

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INTERNET:       selig@xanth.msfc.nasa.gov [128.158.1.31]
                selig%sam.span@fedex.msfc.nasa.gov 
Suggest you check into CLIPS. It is fairly widely used and is available in
C-source form. I am using it on Sun's at this moment (although it comes
set up for PC's).

Contact the distribution center (cost is ~300.00), COSMIC at Georgia
Tech, USA. 404-542-3265
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From: rdominy@kong.gsfc.nasa.gov (Robert Dominy)

Try CLIPS, it is a subset of the commercial tool ART.  It's written
in C and has been easily ported to a large variety of platforms.

CLIPS can be obtained from the Computer Software Management and Information
Center (COSMIC), which is located at the University of Georgia. The 
address &
telephone number are:

     COSMIC
     The University of Georgia
     382 East Broad Street
     Athens, Ga. 30602
     (404) 542-3265

Cost is about $300, though technically it is in the Public
Domain because it was produced by the gov't.  You can
replicate & redistribute it without restrictions.
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regards
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DICKSON LUKOSE        	                  lukose@deakin.OZ.AU
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