AUTOCLASS III is written in Common Lisp, and is designed to be platform
independent.
This program has been successfully run on Symbolics and
Explorer Lisp machines. It has been successfully used with the following
implementations of Common LISP on the Sun: Franz Allegro CL, Lucid Common
Lisp, and Austin Kyoto Common Lisp and similar UNIX platforms; under the
Lucid Common Lisp implementations on VAX/VMS v5.4, VAX/Ultrix v4.1, and
MIPS/Ultrix v4, rev. 179; and on the Macintosh personal computer.
The minimum
Macintosh required is the IIci. This program will not run under CMU Common
Lisp or VAX/VMS DEC Common Lisp. A minimum of 8Mb of RAM is required for
Macintosh platforms and 16Mb for workstations. An electronic copy of the
documentation is included on the distribution medium. AUTOCLASS was developed
between March 1988 and March 1992. It was initially released in May
1991.We regret that documentation is not currently available for this title. Follow these steps to get this software:
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