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In article <Bu8q94.MID@usenet.ucs.indiana.edu>, kieran@cmatter.physics.indiana.edu (kieran) writes:
> 
>     Is there an Intercal manual anywhere?  I mean, not that I want to
> learn it.  No, I need umm... to be able to recognize it!  Yeah!  That's
> it!  To be able to recognize it when I see it on other people's desks.
> 
>     Wasn't there once an obfuscated Intercal contest once?  (Or is that
> redundant?)  Is there an ftp site for Intercal stuff?
> 
The latest version of Eric Raymond's Intercal compiler is available by
anonymous ftp from:
	sequoia.lle.rochester.edu (128.151.32.185)
in pub/intercal. It may also be available from some or all of the following:
        ftp.white.toronto.edu (128.100.2.160)
        sushi.andrew.cmu.edu (128.2.21.8)
        buacca.bu.edu (128.197.2.4)
Version 0.7 is also there, since I haven't had a chance to look at 0.8 yet,
but Eric assures me that 0.8 is better. There is a copy of the original
Princeton INTERCAL compiler manual, in it's original form, and several
translations.

-steve
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