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Re: Regular expressions matcher. MIT lispmachine sources.
- To: gjc@paradigm.com, info-mcl@cambridge.apple.com
- Subject: Re: Regular expressions matcher. MIT lispmachine sources.
- From: Peter Paine <p2@porter.asl.dialnet.symbolics.com>
- Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1991 07:54-0000
- In-reply-to: <6041@paradigm.com>
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1991 14:46-0000
From: gjc@paradigm.com
In article <19910904095013.5.KEUNEN@milou.nrb.be>, Vincent Keunen <keunen@milou.nrb.be> writes:
> Has anyone of you ever heard of PD lisp code implementing a Regular
> expressions matcher?
>
> I know this question should be directed to a more general list (like
> comp.lang.lisp), but as far as I know, it's only news and not email - am
> I right on this?
>
The MIT lispmachine source code had a number of neat things in it,
including regular expression handling. Perhaps some day that code
will be released with a copyright like the MIT X-window copyright notice.
And a very thorough and formal analysis and specification of the MIT
lispmachine sources has been done by a now-defunct company called
Racal-Norsk. Were anyone interested, it would seem a waste to leave so
many dozens of personyears of work in a cupboard.