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Date: Sun, 05 Jul 1981 08:07
Date: Sun, 05 Jul 1981 08:07
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>From WorkS-REQUEST@MIT-AI Sun Jul 5 07:59:49 1981
There are (at least) two editors entitled EMACS on the Berkeley
VM/UNIX VAX system. The one by James Gosling of CMU seems to
be favored. It has a LISP-like language for extension. It is
missing features of various sorts, however.
-- CSVAX.fateman at Berkeley
A point of information: There exists an excellent, if not fully
mature, EMACS for the VAX running Berkeley UNIX or VMS+EUNICE.
The basic editing level is written entirely in C (zero lines of
machine code), the macro level is an embedded lisp-like language
called MLISP (which is INFINITELY more comprehensable than TECO
macros!), and the top level is the usual EMACS
double-bucky-coke-bottle command language.
Inquiries sould go to GOSLING@CMUA, but I think he is on summer
vacation or some such.
-- Dave Dyer <DDYER at USC-ISIB>
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Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!utzoo!duke!decvax!ucbvax!works@mit-ai From: ucbvax!works@mit-ai Newsgroups: fa.works Subject: Software tools - EMACS and UNIX Date: Sun, 05 Jul 1981 08:07:41 +0000 Message-ID: <anews.Aucbvax.2107>