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Re: MINT

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From: Ken Dickey
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 1990 15:50
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pete@abccam.abcl.co.uk (Peter Cockerell) writes:

>I'm wondering what happened to the MINT (Machine-Independent Organic
>Software Tools) system that was described in the monograph of the same
>name by D Hendry et al.  I assume it didn't take the world by storm, as
>I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere recently. ...

I have not seen recent mention, but "Machine-Independent Organic
Software Tools (MINT)" by M. Godfrey, H. Hermans, D. Hendry, and R.
Hessenberg was published by Academic Press.  The ISBN for the 1980
printing is 0-12-286980-X.  There was a second, expanded edition.  My
recollection is that the 2nd ed. was accompanied by an Apple II
implementation in addition to the 8080 and Univac 1100
implementations.

-Ken Dickey			kend@data.uucp
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