Re: RFC 1037 NFILE implementations around?

On 29 Sep, 15:33, Andreas Davour <ante...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I was researching some old lispM features and found out about this
Symbolics file system. In the RFC there are mentions of unix
implementations. Are there any code for this available, or is it buried
in a mess of smothering lawyers?

You can find the source code to a UNIX implementation of NFILE here:

<http://www.unlambda.com/download/cadr/chaos-cadr.tar.gz>

This is a port of the original MIT code to run in userspace, the
tarballs
of the original kernel code are still available too.

The Lisp side is in the MIT sources from the same site, and works fine
within the USIM emulator.

A later version is in the LMI tree on Joe Marshall's website here:

<http://eval.apply.googlepages.com/>

Robert Swindells
.

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