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Yes. Sort of. MAD was a well-specified and widely-used language. There are manuals and such for that, and I'd be surprised if there wasn't an emulator around so
by abrax3141 5y ago
Yes. Sort of. MAD was a well-specified and widely-used language. There are manuals and such for that, and I'd be surprised if there wasn't an emulator around someplace. SLIP is also well specified in papers and documentation, and there's even a recent C++ SLIP! Some resources are linked to the above-linked page, and others are easy to find around the web.