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Reply-To: Matthew Faupel <matthew@CPDAPO.TELE.NOKIA.FI>
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From: Matthew Faupel <matthew@CPDAPO.TELE.NOKIA.FI>
Subject:      Parser
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My last query seemed to fall on stony ground, so I'll try again.

Does anyone know whether the Lojban parser (and the glosser if that's a
separate program) is available for Unix or in source code form that could be
ported to Unix?

Cheers,


Matthew