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Started by Jonathan Rosenberg
Thu, 16 Apr 1992 21:13
Re: ODA information wanted
Author: Jonathan Rosenberg
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 21:13
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 21:13
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From: richardb@cognos.uucp (Richard Brosseau) Newsgroups: comp.protocols.iso,comp.std.internat,comp.text.sgml Subject: ODA information wanted Date: 16 Apr 92 15:32:39 GMT > I'm looking for tow ODA related tools : > - An ODA programmer toolkit. I remember reading about one available some > time ago. I think it was from CMU. There was an ODA tool kit developed at CMU & made freely available for use as part of the MIT X Distribution. I believe that the tool kit was not part of the latest X distribution. But, I believe it is still available from somewhere for free or a small fee. I have cc'ed this message to two of the other developers of this tool kit (I was also one), who I believe can answer these questions. I hope they will answer directly to these newsgroups. Complete documentation for this tool kit can (only) be found in the book Multi-media Document Translation: ODA & the EXPRES Project Jonathan Rosenberg, Mark Sherman, Ann Marks & Jaap Akkerhuis Springer-Verlag ISBN 0-387-97397-4 ISSN 3-540-97397-4 > - Any ASN.1 compilers. I know of at least one. Probably more are available. I know of 2 such tools (there are undoubtedly more): - one in the ISODE package (known as PEPY, as I recall) - another one we are currently planning to use (I can't recall the details bount this one. I have cc'ed a colleague (Darren New) who has the detailed info on this package > Can anybody send me the names of companies that sell/give these? Done. > Please reply via e-mail, as my news system expires articles quickly. > Thanks... Ok. > -- > Richard Brosseau - Cognos Incorporated UUNET:uunet!cognos.uucp!richardb > BITNET:ccs.carleton.ca!cognos.uucp!richardb Jonathan Rosenberg Director, Information Networks Research Bellcore Morristown, NJ USA
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