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isetl-next ========== The executable of isetl v3.0 compiled for NEXTSTEP (both m68k and i386), compiled by modifying sources in isetlsrc.zip (located at wuarchive.wustl.edu in edu/math/msdos/discrete.math). doc/ -- The documentation files in isetldoc.zip (from the archives). tests/ -- The tests from test.tar.Z obtained in 1989 from clutx.clarkson.edu. Very useful examples of isetl programming. Roger Kirchner rkirchne@mathcs.carleton.edu 12-29-93 ISETL (Interactive SET Language) is a programming language derived from SETL by Gary Levin. SETL was developed by Jacob T. Schwartz at the Courant Institute. It features mathematical notation and ojects such as sets, tuples (sequences), and functions. It contains the usual collection of statements common to procedural languages, but a richer set of expressions. The objects of ISETL include integers, floating point numbers, funcs and procs (sub-programs), strings, finite heterogeneous sets and tuples.
These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.