🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <401@clio.math.lsa.umich.edu> hyc@math.lsa.umich.edu (Howard Chu) writes:
> (Anyone working on porting Larry Wall's patch program?)
Yup. BTW, I've hacked hdiff (posted ages ago) to produce new-style context
diffs (and made -b work).

>here, and I haven't seen mention of the source for that yet. A few people
>have casually mentioned NetHack 2.3. Has a bug fixed version ever appeared?
As far as games are concerned, I've a robust version of Nethack 1.4.
Other ported game postings include robots, world, advsys and adl. Please
note that this version of adl supports >64K of code space. Go ahead, dig
a deep dungeon...
Sooner or later, I'll tackle warp.

>Other things I'd like to get working are GNU Make and RCS. (Which would
>require working versions of diff and diff3, at least.)
I'm about to release a clone of RCS. Well, it doesn't know about revision
trees and there's no equivalent of rcsmerge, but about everything else
is there.
Other things I've ported include compress (true 16 bit) and sed (taken from
comp.os.minix). People around here are working on bison, flex and perl.
BTW, there's yet another undocumented MWC feature: try "diff -e foo bar".

Markus Weber	UUCP: ...!uunet!unido!uklirb!incas!weber

PS: I'm using MWC (usual disclaimer: I'm nothing but a very satisfied
customer...) and everything mentioned above will run in connection with
MWC's msh or (probably) gulam.