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Started by Lim Chee Yong
Tue, 21 Jul 1992 05:54
SPIN tool enquiry
Author: Lim Chee Yong
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 05:54
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 05:54
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I am looking for more information about the SPIN tool. Anybody who knows about this tool, and where I can ftp the source, please send the info to me by e-mail. Thanks in advance for any info. Chee-Yong Lim, cheeyong@iss.nus.sg -- Lim Chee Yong Phone : 65 - 772 - 3695 Institute of Systems Science Fax : 65 - 778 - 2571 National University of Singapore Internet : cheeyong@iss.nus.sg Kent Ridge, Singapore 0511 Bitnet : isslcy@nusvm.bitnet
Re: SPIN tool enquiry
Author: Lester Buck
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 03:00
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 03:00
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In article <1992Jul21.055416.29097@nuscc.nus.sg> cheeyong@kolmogoroff.iss.nus.sg (Lim Chee Yong) writes: >I am looking for more information about the SPIN tool. Anybody >who knows about this tool, and where I can ftp the source, please >send the info to me by e-mail. > >Chee-Yong Lim, SPIN is listed in the book "Design and Validation of Computer Protocols" (or something similar) from Prentice-Hall by an author (Holzman?) from Bell Labs. If you don't want to type it all in, the AT&T Toolchest will license an electronic copy to you for $300. (I think that is outrageous, by the way, even though my client bought a copy. Other software books sell their source code on disk for $25 or so.) If you can FTP it from anywhere, it is probably an illegal copy. I suppose if you bought the book, you could type it in an share it with others who had bought the book, but that is a legal question. But if you find it for anon FTP, please let me know. :-) -- A. Lester Buck buck@siswat.hou.tx.us ...!uhnix1!siswat!buck
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