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Re: Converting APL workspaces

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From: libes
Date: Wed, 16 Jul 1986 15:25
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I wrote a WSIS0 implementation when I worked for CCIS at Rutgers.
It's probably lying in a vault somewhere.  In any case, I wrote a
document that included all the source to it.

Very little of it is system-dependent - just things like the system
commands to access the tape drives, and building the WSIS
representation of the atomic vector.  Otherwise, you should be able
to use it.  When I left Rutgers, I dumped some IBM workspaces and
was able to read them on a DEC-10 at Rochester that also had a
WSIS.  I assumed it was DEC's implementation.  But from your
message it sounds not.  Try contacting someone at the UofR comp
center.  I can't help you with Dyalog.

Lee, I never heard of WSIS1.  Could you briefly describe what the
differences between WSIS1 and WSIS0 are?

Don ")314159" Libes {seismo,umcp-cs}!nbs-amrf!libes
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Subject: Re: Converting APL workspaces
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Date: Wed, 16-Jul-86 11:25:24 EDT
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