This directory contains:

o definition.075.Z
	The previous publically available version of the eulisp definition.
	Note that feel's version numbers are unrelated to the 
        definition's version numbers. It is just a coincidence that they are 
        the same.

o defn-0.95.dvi.Z
  defn-0.95.ps.Z
        The most recent version of the EuLisp definition, but still with a
        lot of work to do.  It is hoped that 0.99 will be finished by
        mid-October.  Note that 0.95 is an interim edition to garner comments.

o feel-0.85.tar.Z
	Source plus examples for Feel (Free and Eventually EuLisp)

o feel-0.75.zip 
	MS-DOS source code for Feel. Look at README.386 for details. 
	Note that this is out of date. It should be relatively simple to 
	build 0.85 on a PC.

o comp0.85.tar.Z
	Simple compiler for Eulisp. You need to compile bytecode support into 
	feel to use this. Code executes a few times faster.

o comp-0.01.tar.Z
	Early version of the compiler. There are some problems with this,
	wait for 0.02

o feel0.85b.tar.Z
	Feel. The latest version.

Comments and quetions on the definition should be addressed to Julian
Padget (jap@maths.bath.ac.uk). Comments on Feel should go to Pete
Broadbery (pab@maths.bath.ac.uk).

Feel (Free and Eventually Eulisp) is a pilot implementation of the
eulisp language. It can be retrieved by anonymous FTP from
ftp.bath.ac.uk: /pub/eulisp/feel-0.70.tar.Z
ftp.bath.ac.uk: /pub/eulisp/feel-0.70.sun4.Z (sparc executable).
The language definition is in the same directory.

The major features of the language are: an integrated object system, a
module system, and support for parallelism. It is
known to run on the following machines with support for parallelism:
o Sun3/4
o Stardent Titan
o Alliant Concentrix 2800
o Orion clippers
o HP 730 and similar
o KSR-1 
 [Actually this version doesn't work. Contact pab@maths.bath.ac.uk]

The program is a C-based interpreter, but a bytecode
interpreter/compiler will be available sometime soon.

The distribution includes:
o an interface to the PVM library
o support for TCP/ip sockets.
o libraries for futures, Linda, CSP and
  other bits and pieces

Please let us know if bits of these don't work. All have been used,
but some may be suffering from bit rot...

This code is made freely available for copying and further
distribution. Providing you don't delete the copyright messages that
is. 

Enjoy....