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∂28-Feb-77  1204	FTP:LEFAIVRE at RUTGERS-10	NEWEST COMPILER   
Date: 28 Feb 1977 (Monday) 1503-Est
From: LEFAIVRE at RUTGERS-10
Subject: NEWEST COMPILER
To:   DIFFIE at SU-AI

Whit-

I recently found another obscure bug in the compiler, making the version
you have obsolete already (!).  The corrected version is in LSP:ILISPC.LSP.
Note that I have finally released the entire RUTGERS/UCI LISP system,
including ILISP itself (with the new prettyprinter, lots of new functions,
↑C interrupt routine, etc.), ILISPC (with bug fixes, in-line ERRSETs, etc.),
and ILISP versions of PLNR, FUZZY, and CNVR (CNVR not quite ready yet).
All of the new stuff (including new features of the compiler) is described in
LSP:ILISP.MAN, which should magically appear in about an hour (I am making
some final editing changes).  I don't know if you have a locally-hacked
UCI LISP out there or what, but you might want to look at RUTGERS/UCI LISP
for use at Stanford.  If you do, send me a tape and I'll copy the LSP:
library onto it.

-Rick

∂15-Mar-77  1913	FTP:LEFAIVRE at RUTGERS-10	YET ANOTHER COMPILER BUG    
Date: 15 Mar 1977 (Tuesday) 2214-Est
From: LEFAIVRE at RUTGERS-10
Subject: YET ANOTHER COMPILER BUG
To:   DIFFIE at SU-AI

Whit-

My new version of the compiler is now affectionately (?) known at
Rutgers as the "BUGLESS COMPILER" because of the assurances I keep
giving people that I've finally (underlined) found the LAST BUG!
Well, another one turned up last weekend.  Its good that the system
is now officially released, as more people are giving it a workout.
Following this message is a new version of the compiler, followed
by an updated CTEST (the latest bug is RB9).  I think it's easier
to just send the whole thing over this way instead of sending the
changes and having you incorporate them in your version.

-Rick