🚀 go-pugleaf

I posted a note yesterday in response to the problem of returning many
values from a function.  My point was that SETL has the desired
capability, and that I have a version of SETL that I am distributing.
In 24 hours I've received 7 requests for ISETL, so I think it would be
easiest to post a general response.

ISETL is available compiled or in source by anonymous ftp at
clutx.clarkson.edu.  'cd' to pub/ISETL.  The following executables are
available:
	isetl.exe	MSDOS 2.0 and higher	compiled with Turbo-C 1.5
	isetl.vax.unix	obvious
	isetl.sun3	obvious
	isetl.mac	obvious			compiled with Lightspeed-C

The source is in subdirectory SRC.  TeX-able documentation is in DOC.
Many examples and their corresponding outputs (*.t -> *.r) are in
TESTS.  This code may be distributed freely, so long as you do not make
a profit on the distribution and you give credit to the author (Gary
Levin at Clarkson University).

There is the beginnings of a discussion group on Bitnet:
ISETL-L@clvm.bitnet.  Anyone interested is welcome to join.  Send the
message: ``subscribe ISETL-L <your-name-here>'' to LISTSERV@clvm.bitnet
or to LISTSERV%clvm@clutx.clarkson.edu.

There is a VMS executable available, but I am not much of a VMS jockey,
so I may have trouble getting the bits to you.  If it is important that
you have a VMS version, write and I can try to use the NETDATA format
over Bitnet.

Please feel free to write to me: gary@clutx.clarkson.edu or
gary@clutx.bitnet.  If you take a copy by ftp, I'd appreciate an
electronic note, just to keep track of how far flung the code has
gone.  Please make a similar request if you give it to someone off your
campus.  (I certainly don't need/want to know about every copy.)

If you compile the source to a machine not listed above, please let me
know so that I can make it available to others.  Report problems by
e-mail.
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Gary Levin / Clarkson Univ / Potsdam, NY 13676 (315) 268-2384
gary@clutx.bitnet, gary@clutx.clarkson.edu