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1.1 root 1: To: research!jlb
2: Subject: Anim Software
3: Cc: lcuxlm!jsc
4:
5: Dear Mr. Bentley,
6:
7: In a recent edition of the AT&T Technical Report, I read
8: about a collection of tools for algorithm animation developed
9: by Brian Kernighan and yourself. While I was a student at
10: Moravian College, I attended several of your ACM sponsored
11: lectures and recall your discussion of this work.
12:
13: I recently acquired a DMD 5620 and am beginning to explore it's
14: capabilities. I am interested in adding some of these tools to my
15: software toolchest. I do not have an immediate need for such
16: tools, but I can see situations where knowing how to use them
17: would be helpful.
18:
19: The article mentions that source code is available. Can you
20: give me an idea of how much space is needed, procedures for
21: obtaining, available documentation, etc?
22:
23: Due to recent security enhancements, you may not be able to
24: communicate with me via electronic mail. If UNIX mail proves
25: unsuccessful, I can be reached by the following other ways:
26:
27: phone
28: -----
29: 201-580-4970
30:
31: mailing address
32: ---------------
33: Room 3W-U13
34: 184 Liberty Corner Road
35: Warren, NJ 07060
36:
37:
38: Sincerely,
39: Jim Correll
40:
41: Date: Tue, 12 May 87 13:31:52 EDT
42: To: research!jlb
43: Subject: anim...
44:
45: I am interested in obtaining a copy of "anim" for the SUNs. If you could put it
46: on forte, I could ftp it to our SUNs at ALC. Thanks.
47:
48: Bill Bullman
49: Design Toools Development Group
50: Cedar Crest
51:
52: To: research!jlb
53: Subject: animate package
54:
55:
56: I'd like to get a copy of anim. I'm on an Amdahl if that makes
57: a difference. If you've already sent it to someone in Summit,
58: I can get it from that person.
59:
60: Thanks,
61:
62: Scott Orshan
63: sfsup!sdo
64: 522-5063
65:
66: Received: by ihnp4.ATT.COM id AA05578; 11 May 87 15:41:25 CDT (Mon)
67: Received: from rigel.UUCP (rigel.ARPA) by ihesa.UUCP (4.12/4.7)
68: id AA06810; Mon, 11 May 87 15:06:03 cdt
69: Received: from algol.milkyway.uucp by rigel.UUCP (3.2/SMI-2.0)
70: id AA09298; Mon, 11 May 87 15:06:41 CDT
71: Return-Path: <rigel!mike>
72: Received: by algol.milkyway.uucp (3.2/SMI-2.0)
73: id AA23056; Mon, 11 May 87 15:06:38 CDT
74: Date: Mon, 11 May 87 15:06:38 CDT
75: From: ihnp4!ihesa!rigel!mike (Mike Wilde)
76: Message-Id: <[email protected]>
77: To: [email protected]
78: Subject: request for anim
79:
80: I just read in the AT&T Tech Report that you're distributing anim.
81: I heard your usenix talk in Atlanta - the technique sounds appealing.
82: I'd like to use it to simulate various algorithms for a new object-oriented
83: file system.
84: We use both DMDs and Sun 3's here - could you send us both versions?
85:
86: Thanks kindly,
87:
88: Mike Wilde
89: Wideband Softare Group (55237)
90: IH 6k-235 x4912
91: ihwld!mike
92:
93: Message-Version: 2
94: >To: /addr=research!jlb
95: Date: Mon 11 May 1987 15:36 CDT
96: Message-Service: Mail
97: Message-Protocol: EMail
98: From: ihlpl!juracan
99: End-Of-Header:
100: Email-Version: 2
101: X-Postmark: teodoro.g.alonso attbl ih8a218 55234 3129795674 ihlpl!juracan
102: To: research!jlb
103: Subject: Anim request
104: UA-Message-ID: <post.juracan.Mon, 11 May 1987 15:26 CDT>
105: End-Of-Protocol:
106:
107: Jon,
108: Could you send me the source code for anim? I am going to be
109: a Visiting Professor and anim could be an invaluable teaching tool.
110: I am planning to use it to write programs to complement a Data Struc-
111: tures course.
112: THANKS in Advance
113: Ted Alonso
114: ihnp4!ihlpl!juracan
115: x5674 IH 8A-218
116: To: research!jlb
117: Subject: anim
118:
119: Jon-
120:
121: Can I get of copy of anim, movie, stills, and any documentation.
122:
123: Thanks!
124:
125: Ed Weiss
126: ihlpf!spock
127:
128: To: research!jlb
129: Subject: Algorithm animation
130:
131:
132: I will appreciate if you can send me a copy of the code for
133: running 'anim' along with instructions on running it. I have
134: a DMD terminal and we run UNIX system V.
135:
136: Thanks,
137:
138: swami (vilya!pvs)
139:
140: PK 1B-454 X3555
141:
142: Date: 11 May 87 14:23:57 EDT (Mon)
143: From: cord!gwr (GW Ryan)
144: Full-Name: GW Ryan
145: Subject: "anim"
146: Message-Id: <8705111823.AA22304@lc/garage/cord.DK>
147: Received: by lc/garage/cord.DK; 8705111823
148: To: research!jlb
149: Cc: gwr
150:
151: Jon:
152: Just read about your work in the AT&T Technical Report.
153: I'd appreciate a copy of the code if you don't mind; we
154: might find it useful here on Datakit.
155:
156: thanks
157: jerry ryan
158: LC 3N-F06
159: 580 - 4592
160: Message-Version: 2
161: >To: /addr=research!jlb
162: Date: Mon 11 May 1987 11:22 CDT
163: Message-Service: Mail
164: Message-Protocol: EMail
165: From: ihlpa!kjscott
166: End-Of-Header:
167: Email-Version: 2
168: X-Postmark: kim.j.scott attbl ih4h328 55542 3129795851 ihlpa!kjscott
169: To: research!jlb
170: Subject: Anim
171: UA-Message-ID: <post.kjscott.Mon 11 May 1987 11:17 CDT>
172: End-Of-Protocol:
173:
174: Jon,
175: I am intererested in your anim program. Could you
176: please send me documentation and the coI
177: could try it?
178:
179: I have a pc 6300 in which can run layers.
180: Do you know of any 5620 emulators that will
181: work on the pc with your software. If not, I can use
182: my officemates 5620 to try it. Thanks.
183: Kim J. Scott
184: ihlpa!kjscott
185: x5851 IH 4H-328
186: Received: by ulysses.UUCP; Wed, 13 May 87 10:40:29 edt
187: Date: Wed, 13 May 87 10:40:36 EDT
188: From: ulysses!mav
189: Message-Id: <[email protected]>
190: Received: by circe.homer.nj.att.com id AA13301; Wed, 13 May 87 10:40:36 EDT
191: To: research!jlb
192: Subject: anim
193: Cc: athq07!auditpc!dave, athq07!fritz, fbh, rs, nestor!mav, nestor!rjp
194:
195:
196: Could you provide me with the code and documentation of anim?
197: We are doing a project with AT&T audit and it may come in handy.
198:
199: I will look it over and see if we can use it.
200:
201: Thanks
202: Miklos Vasarhelyi (582-2654 from Mon on) MH 30 G 014
203:
204: To: research!jlb
205: Subject: asim
206:
207: Jon,
208: If this gets to you, could you send me the asim software. We
209: have a Sun 3/160. Thanks.
210: Mike mvuxh!mst 8-280-3237
211:
212: Message-Version: 2
213: >To: /addr=research!jlb
214: Date: Fri 15 May 1987 14:36 CDT
215: Message-Service: Mail
216: Message-Protocol: EMail
217: From: ihuxv!kwj
218: End-Of-Header:
219: Email-Version: 2
220: X-Postmark: keith.w.johnson attbl ix1h408 55623 3129791579 ihuxv!kwj
221: To: research!jlb
222: Subject: Algorithm and program animation
223: Default-Options: /receipt
224: UA-Message-ID: <post.kwj.Fri, 15 May 1987 14:26 CDT>
225: End-Of-Protocol:
226:
227: Jon,
228:
229: I recently read an article in the AT&T Technical Report on a set of UNIX
230: programs developed by you and Brian Kernighan that provide a basic system for
231: algorithm animation. It sounds fascinating and I would like to investigate
232: this further. Could you please provide me with the necessary info (i.e. code and
233: documentation so that I may try these programs out myself? Any help in this
234: matter will be greatly appreciated.
235:
236: Thanks,
237:
238: Keith W. Johnson
239: IX 1H-408 x1579
240: ihuxv!kwj
241: To: research!jlb
242: Subject: algorithm animation
243: Cc: bdl
244:
245: Jon:
246: Labs paper claims that you welcome
247: requests for your algorithm
248: for animation programs.
249: I would appreciate
250: if you could send me info about your algorithm.
251: -Boris Lubachevsky
252: sid!bdl mh-2c-121 582-4137
253: Received: by ihnp4.ATT.COM id AA07415; 15 May 87 14:54:03 CDT (Fri)
254: Received: by ihesa.UUCP (4.12/4.7)
255: id AA07484; Fri, 15 May 87 14:48:05 cdt
256: Date: Fri, 15 May 87 14:48:05 cdt
257: From: ihnp4!ihesa!mcm (mrvin moser)
258: Message-Id: <[email protected]>
259: To: research!jlb
260: Subject: Algorithm Animation
261:
262:
263: Dear Jon,
264:
265: I have been working on a message passing animator called GADD (Graphical
266: Animated Design and Debugger), and read with interest about your
267: algorithm animation system. Could you send me a copy of the DMD
268: version of it? It sounds quite interesting.
269:
270: Thanks,
271:
272: Marvin Moser
273: IH 6C-520 Corinet 367-2578
274:
275:
276: Jon,
277:
278: I am interested in your animation programs described in the AT&T
279: Technical Journal (anim). Could I get a copy? I am planning to
280: use it on a 3B2.
281:
282:
283: Thanks!
284:
285: Jennie Cottrell
286: drutx!drufl!jlc
287: DR 30G104 (303) 538-4609
288:
289: Message-Version: 2
290: >To: /addr=research!jlb
291: Date: Fri 22 May 1987 13:31 CDT
292: Message-Service: Mail
293: Message-Protocol: EMail
294: From: ihlpl!esq1
295: End-Of-Header:
296: Email-Version: 2
297: X-Postmark: ihlpl!esq1
298: To: research!jlb
299: Subject: Anim code request
300: UA-Message-ID: <post.esq1.Fri 22 May 1987 13:18 CDT>
301: End-Of-Protocol:
302:
303: I have read your article on Anim and find it interesting and of possible
304: use in the PVS/VSCS project within 55226. I would appreciate a copy of
305: the code so that I can determine its suitability for our requirements.
306:
307: Thanks in advance.
308:
309:
310:
311: Jack McCarthy
312: ihlpl!esq1
313: IH2F427 (312)979-8031
314:
315: I was intrigued by the article in the A T & T Technical
316: Report on your tool, anim. You don't explicitly mention
317: using the tool for performance studies, but I wonder if
318: anim might not be useful in conjunction with profiling the
319: code to improve performance?
320:
321: I do performance studies ( modeling, simulation, and measurement)
322: for Area 59 Operations Systems ( CMS-1, TOPAS, TMAS, FMAS) and
323: am especially interested in tools which will help developers
324: understand the performance issues of their code. If you know
325: of others who have used anim this way, or if you think anim
326: may have some useful application here, please let me know.
327:
328: Thanks.
329:
330:
331: Jonathan Nagy
332: HR 1F-212, 615-4349
333: homxc!jdn
334:
335: ps. I love your columns and your new book, Programming Pearls!
336:
337:
338:
339:
340: To: research!jlb
341: Subject: anim for 630 MTG
342:
343:
344: Jon Bentley:
345:
346:
347: I'm in the software group developing the 630 terminal, at Skokie.
348: Dennis Dugan is my supervisor; you may know him from a class in
349: Columbus...
350: I saw the article about your "anim" program in the AT&T Technical
351: Journal. I'd be interested in getting it running on the 630, initially
352: as a tool for some demos we're in the process of creating.
353: Would you please contact me at your convenience? I'm also
354: interested in hearing what kind of applications you've used it on.
355:
356: I called earlier today and left my phone number, so you may
357: already have it. Thanks.
358:
359:
360: ==== Carol M. Mulligan ==== Cornet 362-2539 === (312) 982-2539 ====
361: ==== ihnp4!ttrdc!ttrdd!cmm ========================================
362:
363:
364: To: research!jlb
365: Subject: anim code
366:
367: I am interested in your program "anim". Please send a copy of
368: the source code to me.
369: Thanks.
370:
371: K.C. Li
372: HR 2E219 x4861
373: speedy!kcl
374:
375: Jon,
376:
377: I am interested in using anim on out system. We develop transaction processing
378: systems and I would like to use it to indicate system load and distribution.
379:
380: Thank you,
381:
382: Frank Hawrusik
383: hr1top!fmh
384: (201) 615-4281
385:
386:
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