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From: dcmartin@cheddar.cs.wisc.edu (David C. Martin)
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Subject: Re: CLOS and XCLOS sources wanted
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Date: 17 Dec 88 18:11:01 GMT
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Sorry Mike... I moved to UW Madison and they told me that the sources were
eating up too much space.  I now have them for public ftp on my uVAX at UW.
It is named cheddar.cs.wisc.edu (128.105.2.113) and relevant files are:
	xcl.tar.Z
	xclos.tar.Z
	pcl-03.17.88.tar.Z

The PCL is only for ExCL (or Allegro) and not for other LISPs.  If you need
the 3/17 version for other LISPs, I have that on-line.

As far as XCL and XCLOS are concerned, no, I haven't updated them to X11 (i.e.
XCLOS using CLX) or the newest PCL.  I don't have a great LISP (just KCL),
and I haven't been able to spend much hacking.  Hopefully, I will get time
over the Xmas break and redo XCLOS using CLX.

If you want more in-depth information about XCLOS, let me know.  I haven't
documented all the new features (most having to do with increasing performance
with event handling).

You might also be interested in cling.tar.Z (interface to Ingres) and soh.tar.Z
which is a prototype implementation of a shared object hierarchy (this needs
to be run w/ POSTGRES.. talk to the Postgres people at berkeley about 
availability).

Hope this helps.

dcm
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David C. Martin                            arpa: dcmartin@cs.wisc.edu
University of Wisconsin - Madison          uucp: uunet!ucbarpa!dcmartin
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