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David B. Lewis wrote:
> |> Defining apps through X resources sounds like winterp.
> 
> You probably mean "WCL", the "Widget Creation Library".
> 
> Outdated information below gives an idea of what they do:
> [...]
> WINTERP: an Xlisp-based Motif toolkit (by Niels Mayer) allows for rapid
> prototyping and interpretive programming. Its interactive application
> development and delivery environment features a high-level object-oriented
> interface to the OSF/Motif Widgets and Xtoolkit, a high-level object-oriented
> 2.5D graphics/animation widget based on Xtango's path-transition animation
> paradigm, and facilities for communicating with other Unix processes and
> data.  WINTERP's interpreter is "serverized" so that other applications can
> communicate with WINTERP-based applications via unix domain sockets, or
> optionally, through internet domain sockets. WINTERP's built-in interpreter
> is based on XLISP-PLUS, which is a small, fast, portable, C-implemented
> interpreter providing a subset of Common-Lisp functionality and a
> Smalltalk-inspired object system.  A major new release, WINTERP 2.03, is on
> the X11R6 contrib tapes; version 2.03 [7/94] is on ftp.x.org in
> contrib/devel_tools/. Info:  winterp-source@netcom.com. See also
> http://www.eit.com/software/winterp/winterp.html .

The above is outdated information. Website www.eit.com is
long gone as EIT got bought by Verifone which got bought by HP, and
I'm off to another startup company.

Please update your URLs for WINTERP to
        http://www.cybertribe.com/mayer/winterp/
You can get the latest version of WINTERP (version 2.10) from the above
URL.

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