Feel (Free and Eventually EuLisp) version 0.75 is now available for
ftp'ing. It should work on the vast majority of machines with an ANSI C
compiler. The files are on ftp.bath.ac.uk in the directory pub/eulisp.
The files are:
README Read this file
README.386 Information on the MDSOS port
feel-0.75.tar.Z Feel Source code (plus some example modules)
feel-0.75.zip Feel binaries for MS-DOS machines.
definition-0.75.tar.Z
The current publically available version of the eulisp definition.
Note that feel's version numbers are unrelated to the
definition's version numbers. It is just a coincidence that they are
the same.
Eulisp is a lisp like language (similar in some ways to Dylan), with
modules, objects and threads.
New Features:
o Some bug fixes
o weak pointers
o better support for roll-your-own object systems
o better support for the bytecode interpreter
o Improved portability and build tools
Feel (Free and Eventually EuLisp) version 0.75 is now available for
ftp'ing. It should work on the vast majority of machines with an ANSI C
compiler. The files are on ftp.bath.ac.uk in the directory pub/eulisp.
The files are:
README Read this file
README.386 Information on the MDSOS port
feel-0.75.tar.Z Feel Source code (plus some example modules)
feel-0.75.zip Feel binaries for MS-DOS machines.
definition-0.75.tar.Z
The current publically available version of the eulisp definition.
Note that feel's version numbers are unrelated to the
definition's version numbers. It is just a coincidence that they are
the same.
Eulisp is a lisp like language (similar in some ways to Dylan), with
modules, objects and threads.
New Features:
o Some bug fixes
o weak pointers
o better support for roll-your-own object systems
o better support for the bytecode interpreter
o Improved portability and build tools
If there is suffient interest, I will start a feel-users mailing list.
In the mean time, problems to me.
Pete Broadbery
ยทยทยท@maths.bath.ac.uk