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From: cloos@acsu.buffalo.edu (James H. Cloos)
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Subject: Xor_2Addr1Addr  address request
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Date: 5 Dec 90 22:00:42 GMT
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Hello,

Over the weekend I decided to rewrite KCRC in true rpl (ie, using
Addr's rather than hex-strings, and rpl loops rather than usrlang
loops) but I was cut Addr by the fact that my lists of rpl routines
did not include either Xor_2Addr1Addr or, for that matter,
Start_1_to_n_1Addr (I used #1 Swap Start_n_to_m_2Addr1Addr instead).

Any help that can be lent in this matter is much appreciated.  I
expect that this version will be much quicker than even the 2nd
version (which i nturn was ~twice as fast as the userlang one).  The
speedup would be even more evident (for any version) if the routines
were compiled into a lib (via usrlib).

Also, for those interested in rplcomp, due to course & commute
constraints, it would appear that the beta version won't make it out
until at least our intercession, which suggests 1.Feb for the release.
Anyone interested in beta testing should drop me an email note
sometime before 20.Dec or between 3.Jan and 10.Jan.  (Everything here
will be closed between those dates, and there is the possibility of
the spool disk filling up & mail/news getting lost.)  Again, at this
point bison, flex, and an ANSI cc are required.

Machen Sie Spass!

-JimC
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