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Started by Julien Nicolas
Tue, 14 Apr 1992 19:24
ICA anyone?
Author: Julien Nicolas
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 19:24
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 19:24
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Has anyone succeeded in porting the Integrated Chameleon Architecture to the NeXT? If so, I would be very interested in knowing about it. Here is an extract of the announcement: ------------------ ICA Release 1.3 7 April 1992 $Id: ANNOUNCE,v 1.3 92/04/07 11:59:42 ware Exp $ We are pleased to announce that a beta release of the Integrated Chameleon Architecture (ICA) is available for public distribution. The ICA is a toolset for generating data translators. In particular, the toolset can be used to generate translators to and from a constrained subset of instances of SGML Document Type Definitions (DTD). There are several example translators included. The first is a book DTD and includes specific translators for the LaTeX book documentstyle and a specific troff macro package. The second is a bibliographic DTD and includes specific translators for BibTeX and refer bibliographic database formats. Please note that the ICA is for developing translators and not providing translators. The ICA runs in the Unix environment, using the X Window System for the basis of the graphical user interfaces. Unfortunately, there are many variations on the above so the following list fills in the details. The primary development platform is a Sun4 with SunOS 4.1.1 using X11R4 from MIT. The primary window manager used during development is tvtwm. Hardware OS X11 Release Window Manager ------------------------------------------------------- Sun4 SunOS 4.1.1 R4,R5 twm tvtwm mwm olwm HP 300 HPUX 8.0 R4 -- HP 700 HPUX 8.0 R4 -- Other configurations are supported on a best--effort basis. We believe this should work on many platforms however we do not have the facilities for testing such platforms. The distribution is located on archive.cis.ohio-state.edu (128.146.8.52) in pub/chameleon/ICA-1.2.tar.Z as a compressed tar file. The postscript documentation is in pub/chameleon/ICAdoc-1.2.tar.Z. The postscript is split into several smaller files. The manual is 186 printed pages. A mailing list, ica@cis.ohio-state.edu, exists for those who would like to solicit and exchange ICA information. A list for reporting bugs has also been established. Details are given below. [....] --------------------------------- Thanks Julien Nicolas
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