Re: Magic for the Mac II?

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From: David HM Spector
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 1988 23:32

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I have been looking for some really advanced logic simulators for my MacII
for a while..

A related qestion:  How many "public domain" (read: truely P.D., or
Copyrighed but publically distributable) LSI/CAD/Logic-Simulators are out there?

Is anyone interested in getting together (in person or electronically) to 
start doing conversions to other machines?  Including making the resulting
programs compilable under MacOS, A/UX and X-Windows..

_David


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