Anyone familiar with HPL out there?

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From: Bob Piety
Date: Thu, 15 May 1986 16:54

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Is there anyone out there familiar with HPL anymore? ( For the curious, HPL
is a BASIC-like interpretive language that was designed for instrument
control.  It has many nice interactive features such as a multitude of
interrupts, looking at/changing variables on the fly, while a program is
running, etc.)

If so, I am specifically looking for information on writing "binaries" and
linking them to HPL.

If you know ANYTHING at all about binaries, please send me mail or call me at
(415)857-4759.

Thanks,

Bob

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Subject: Anyone familiar with HPL out there?
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Date: Thu, 15-May-86 12:54:26 EDT
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