Re: What is "S"?

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From: whipple
Date: Tue, 03 Jul 1984 17:10

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Another description of S that might be somewhat more easily obtainable
is an article in Communications of the ACM, May 1984 or so.  The article
is written (or co-authored) by John Chambers, one of the developers of S.

Darren Damman
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