🚀 go-pugleaf

Speaking of logo sources, I've tried to get to anarres.cs.berkeley.edu
and my machine can't seem to find it. Anyone (Brian, maybe?) have the
Internet address?  Thanks a bunch.

regards,
john

> A new alpha test release (version 2.8) of Berkeley Logo is now
> available by anonymous FTP.  This version fixes several important
> bugs (the one about spaces at the end of a line, for example).
> Its major new feature is an extended-memory capability for the PC.
> 
> The PC distribution includes two executable programs.  BL.EXE is
> similar to the earlier versions except for the bug fixes mentioned
> above.  UCBLOGO.EXE requires a 286-or-better processor, but is able
> to take advantage of extended memory if you have it.  This means that
> Berkeley Logo can finally run the larger programs from my Computer
> Science Logo Style books (e.g., the Pascal compiler) on the PC.
> 
> (Technical note:  BL.EXE is compiled using Turbo C++; UCBLOGO.EXE is
> compiled using Zortech C++.  The files BL.PRJ and BL.DSK in the
> distribution are used to control Turbo; the files MAKEFILE and UCBLOGO.DEF
> are used to control Zortech.  The files LOGOLIB/*.BGI are needed in order
> to be able to run BL; the file ZPM.EXE is needed to run UCBLOGO.)
> 
> In this version CASEIGNOREDP is initially TRUE, as I suggested earlier.
> Some of the library procedures (e.g., FOR and FOREACH) have been
> rewritten to use macros so that you can now STOP or OUTPUT inside them.
> I have, by popular demand, NOT removed the machine-specific graphics
> commands -- although, now that I have *four* graphics environments to
> worry about I'm even less happy about them.
> 
> I know of one bug in this release:  Suppose you have a procedure that
> might invoke an undefined procedure, but actually doesn't, like this:
> 	TO FOO
> 	IF 2=2 [STOP]
> 	NOT.DEFINED
> 	END
> Then after you invoke FOO a bunch of times, you get an "out of memory"
> error -- but only on the Mac, or at least I haven't seen it happen
> anywhere else.  This was a problem with the CSLS Pascal compiler, but
> I've changed the latter (ucblogo/csls/pascal) so that it doesn't trip
> over this problem anymore.  I didn't want to hold up this release too
> long while looking for the bug.
> 
> I do not intend to do any more development on Berkeley Logo.  The next
> release will be called 3.0 and will have nothing but bug fixes.  At that
> point I expect to start giving it to people like Compuserve and BMUG for
> wide distribution.
> 
> 
> FTP to anarres.cs.berkeley.edu and get any of the following files:
> 
> pub/ucblogo.tar.Z	Unix sources and documentation
> pub/ucblogo.zip		PC version, PKZIP form, including executables
> 			    BL.EXE and UCBLOGO.EXE
> pub/ucblogo.sit.hqx	Mac version, StuffIt/BinHex form, w/ executable Logo
> pub/usermanual		Just the documentation file.
> pub/csls.tar.Z		Logo programs from _Computer Science Logo Style_
> 
> You're on your own for the unpacking software.
> 
> Advantages of Berkeley Logo:
> 
> 	* It's free.
> 
> 	* It comes with source files (in C).
> 
> 	* Logo programs are completely compatible among Unix, PC, and Mac.
> 
> Disadvantages of Berkeley Logo:
> 
> 	* It's pretty slow.
> 
> 	* It doesn't do anything fancy about graphics.  (One turtle.)
> 
> If you don't have FTP access, but can read a 3.5-inch disk, send me
> $2.50 to cover costs and tell me whether you want the Mac or the PC
> version (or send $5.00 for both) and I'll send you a disk.  (Outside
> North America, please send US $3.50 for one disk or $6.50 for both.)
> The PC disk includes both PC versions.
> 
> 				Brian Harvey
> 				2634 Virginia St
> 				Berkeley, CA  94709
> 
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