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From: sean@ukma.UUCP (Sean Casey)
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Subject: BCPL Compiler Info Wanted
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Date: Tue, 9-Apr-85 20:41:10 EST
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[I am forwarding this for a friend of mine. I hope someone can help
him out.]

 Date:	 4-April-1985
 From:	 Calvin Miracle, University of Louisville Libraries.
 To:	 All UseNet patrons.
 Re:	 Looking for BCPL Compiler Kit.
 
 I am looking for a BCPL compiler kit, as described in the book
 'BCPL: The Language and Its Compiler'	by Richards and
 Whitby-Strevens.
 
 As far as I know, the kit involves a BCPL compiler written in
 BCPL and Intcode (or OCODE), an Intcode assembler written in
 BCPL, some library routines, and some notes and specifications
 of Intcode.
 
 The kit may be entirely in a textual ASCII format. I do not
 think that there are any binary image files involved here.
 
 I am not looking for a BCPL compiler for any specific machine,
 but i would love to hear about experiences with BCPL. If you
 have implementation notes written up, or if you have any
 BCPL routines you would like to share, I would be happy to
 receive them!
 
 For the uninitiated, BCPL is a systems programming language
 created by Martin Richards of Cambridge University. It was
 designed to be a portable language and has been implemented
 on many different types of computers.
 
 Thanks. I hope to hear something soon!

Please send any replies here.  - Sean

 
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