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In article <1992Oct15.140016.7231@csi.uottawa.ca> cbbrowne@csi.uottawa.ca (Christopher Browne) writes:
>In article <1992Oct14.232927.24873@m.cs.uiuc.edu> joshi@m.cs.uiuc.edu (Anil Joshi) writes:
>>Try getting the code from netlib@ornl.com (I think the address is
                            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>right). There are also a couple of public domain ones, 
>
>I couldn't find this site; this isn't the famous netlib -
>research.att.com.  I couldn't find anything quite relevant there.  (If

It's netlib@ornl.gov (Oak Ridge National Laboratory).
research.att.com is a mirror site.  I don't think the ornl site
supports ftp access, but it supports email service and a X-windows
interface called xnetlib.  Send the message "send index" to
netlib@ornl.gov for more information.  The nice thing about the xnetlib
server is that it's a very supportive interface for browsing, unlike 
FTP, where you really need to know exactly what you want.

(I didn't see anything relevant, but I didn't look that hard...)

>I was just not looking in the right directory, I'd love to be
>corrected.  It's always more useful to be given both the site name,
>and some reasonable pointer to a relevant subdirectory.)
>[...]
>Netflo, by Kennington & Helgason, is available at dimacs.rutgers.edu,
>in the directory /pub/netflow/mincost/solver1.
>
>I haven't been able to find a source for Relax III thus far.  Does
>anyone have any pointers to it?
>
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