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From: daveh@cheops.OZ (David Hume)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.d,comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: UNSW prolog. (Need to locate C. Sammut)
Message-ID: <749@cheops.OZ>
Date: 22 Feb 88 04:09:54 GMT
References: <322@yunexus.UUCP>
Organization: Computer Science, Uni of NSW, Aust.
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> So, if somebody who knows the situation could clarify for me, it
> would be much appreciated. Especially if somebody knows the e-mail
> address for Claude Sammut, please do tell. I will make an effort to
> contact him, if he is reachable. Failing that, I will try to trace
> the submitter to the RSX tape and the U. of New South Wales. Failing
> both, I will assume that the readme is correct, and I will post the
> sources.

Do not dare post UNSW-Prolog to the net, or you will face criminal prosecution!
(Claude Sammut's net address currently is "claude@turing.ac.uk").
I am in charge of the distribution of UNSW-Prolog at the moment, and
for your information EVERY distribution must have the following license
agreement distributed with it:-


          Claude Sammut
          Department of Computer Science
          University of New South Wales
          P.O. Box 1
          Kensington, N.S.W. 2033
          Australia


          Dear Dr. Sammut,

          By this letter we agree to the following:

            o+ The use of the UNSW Prolog software will be limited to educa-
              tional and research purposes.

            o+ We will not distribute the UNSW Prolog software  without  the
              author's (Claude Sammut) prior written permission.

            o+ Copyright notices will be preserved in all  the  UNSW  Prolog
              software

            o+ There are no warranties, express or implied, with  regard  to
              the material provided. Accordingly, the author assumes no ob-
              ligation to provide any assistance of any kind whatsoever, or
              to furnish any additional material.

            o+ The UNSW Prolog  Programmer's  Manual  distributed  with  the
              software may be copied freely.

          Finally, it is understood that all ownership rights to  the  UNSW
          software  lies with Claude Sammut and the University of New South
          Wales.



          SIGNED:


          DATE:


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