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Article #174Revised instructions to download ISO Prolog draft
From: Chris D S Moss
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 14:32
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 14:32
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My instructions for downloading the draft Prolog standard have been
corrected by our ever-patient unix guru Lee McLoughlin and I hope they are
now correct. In some situations "anon" should read "anonymous", and
regular expressions are NOT interpreted as I had imagined.
Also Lee has now uuencoded the Postscript source which brings it down
from 2MB to 640K.
Sorry for any problems caused.
Chris Moss
Instructions for downloading the text
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The files are stored in the subdirectory languages/prolog-std of the
UKUUG Software Distribution Service Archive which has the name
src.doc.ic.ac.uk, IP address 146.169.2.1, and X.25 address on the Janet
network of 000005102000.
The Tex sources are all those files with extension .tex or .sty.
The list with sizes is as follows
lines chars file contents
92 2483 d7.tex (macros and driver to print the definition)
86 1603 d700.tex (environment and macros)
12861 111074 d710.tex (1-6 References, definitions and syntax)
17700 148506 d711.tex (7 Semantics)
6463 67048 d712.tex (8.1-8.10 Built-in predicates 1)
6118 64272 d713.tex (8.11-8.14 I/O Predicates)
2939 30622 d714.tex (8.15-9.2 Logic and control)
5575 48718 d715.tex (10 Evaluable functors)
23891 238828 d716.tex (Annex A Formal Semantics)
8839 82443 d718.tex (Annex B Alternative error handling system)
869 6838 d776.tex (Editor's foreward)
4194 42377 iso.sty (LaTeX style sheet - ISO form of article.doc)
1858 18475 iso9.sty (LaTeX style sheet - ISO form of art10.doc)
The Postscript files, with sizes, are those with extension .ps, as
follows:
2026428 draft.ps (result of processing all the above, except..)
19862 d776.ps (Editor's foreward)
The Postscript file has now been compressed and uuencoded. The name
of the file is
draft.ps.Z.uu
Means of access
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1. Electronic mail. There is a server running on the archive available to
UK users ONLY.
Send the following email message to info-server@doc.ic.ac.uk with
a Subject: line of "wanted" and a message body of:
Request: sources
topic: languages/prolog-std/d7.tex
topic: languages/prolog-std/d700.tex
and so on.
Request: end
If your mailer has a line limit you may prefix a line of the form:
line-limit: 10000
For general queries send an email message to ukuug-software@doc.ic.ac.uk
2. Anonymous ftp. Login using the name src.doc.ic.ac.uk, IP address
146.169.1.1, name anonymous and a password of your email address.
3. Anonymous FTAM. The archive runs the ISODE package which can be
reached via the Janet address 0000051020000, Internet on IP address
146.169.2.1 and over IXI on address 204334504108. Use the username of
anon and set the remote filestore to be unix.
4. Guest NIFTP. Access via Janet, host name uk.ac.ic.doc.src, name
guest, password your email address (containing @). All the filename
would be like:
<PUB>languages/prolog-std/d7.tex
5. Magnetic Tape. These are sent in tar format on 1600bpi half inch,
6250 half inch, QIC24 or QIC150 formats. The handling cost is 50 pounds
sterling per tape with a surcharge of 30% to non-UKUUG/EurOpen
members. For the appropriate application form please send an email
request to ukuug-software@doc.ic.ac.uk.
6. Interactively via internet telnet, janet pad or iso vt (using the
addresses given above. There is an account, login name sources, that
is available for those who simply wish to wander around the
archive.
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Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!sparky!uunet!mcsun!uknet!icdoc!cdsm From: cdsm@doc.ic.ac.uk (Chris D S Moss) Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog Subject: Revised instructions to download ISO Prolog draft Message-ID: <1992Apr10.143232.22014@doc.ic.ac.uk> Date: 10 Apr 92 14:32:32 GMT Sender: usenet@doc.ic.ac.uk Organization: Department of Computing, Imperial College, University of London, UK. Lines: 98 Nntp-Posting-Host: swan.doc.ic.ac.uk