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unexNeXT.c

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From: Steve Anderson
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 11:32
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I've been bringing up Lucid's version of emacs-19 on my NeXT (using
PenCom's co-Xist development environment). In doing so, I made use of
the unexNeXT.c which I found in the NeXT-ified sources for emacs
18.57, which works fine with the lemacs-19 sources. It says at the top
of that file that this was written by Bradley Taylor
(<btaylor@NeXT.COM>), but a note sent to that address was returned
"Unknown User".

The problem is that (unlike the other files in the emacs distribution)
there's no explicit invocation of the GPL at the top of unexNeXT.c.
I'd like to be able to distribute the NeXT port of lemacs (actually,
what I want is to have the NeXT changes folded into the Lucid
distribution directly). The lemacs-19 sources are entirely covered by
the GPL, and I'd like to get permission to include a standard
reference to the GPL at the top of unexNeXT.c so it can be distributed
too.

So how can I find Bradley Taylor - or, failing that, who else can
provide me with a GPL-ized version of his (or another working)
unexec.c for NeXT? 

Thanks for any help.

Steve Anderson

Dept. of Cognitive Science
The Johns Hopkins University

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