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tldr: github.com/att/ast e github.com/att/uwin
De 19 a 20 de janeiro de 2016, os seguintes itens ( 1 | 2 ) mensagens foram postadas para a lista de discussão ast-users : ( e eu considero o dgk tem alguns patches comentar especialmente encorajador)
Wed, Jan 20 2016; From Glenn Fowler:
Thanks Lefty for all the work getting this up and running. I know dgk has some patches in the works. He may be offline for the next few weeks.
Tue, Jan 19, 2016; From Eleftherios Koutsofios:
hi AST and UWIN users.
as many of you noticed, the download site on www.research.att.com went off the air shortly before the end of the year due to some security issue.
the timing was unfortunate because several people including me were on vacation so it's been down for a long time.
but we've finally managed to move most of that software on GitHub. you can find the AST and UWIN software packages at:
https://github.com/att/uwin and https://github.com/att/ast
(btw. the /att tree on GitHub hosts a lot of open source software developed by the AT&T Research group. feel free to browse. I'll be putting up some of my code there soon).
/att/ast corresponds to the ast-open package. it includes the software that was also available under individual packages, like ast-ksh, ast-dss, etc., so I decided to only create this one. it has 3 branches, matching the old structure: master (i.e. official), alpha, and beta. beta is the most recent one. it includes the last package I had gotten from Glenn and Dave with some minor fixes to get it to compile on some new OS versions, like Centos 7 and Ubuntu 14.
/att/uwin is the source code for the UWIN system. it has a master and a beta branch. I don't have an environment to build and test this on, so I don't know how well it builds.
cloning either of these git repos is equivalent to downloading the INIT and ast-open (or INIT and uwin) packages from the old site and then running:
./bin/package read
so the next step after the clone step is to run:
./bin/package make
vanilla build, where no previous version of NMAKE is available should still work and on some systems that was actually the way to go for me.
as an example, to get and compile the beta branch of AST:
git clone --branch beta \ https://github.com/att/ast.git cd ast ./bin/package make
very little of the documentation from the old site has moved to the GitHub site, I'll try to migrate the rest later, I just wanted to get the software up again.
thanks lefteris