Article 1787 of comp.lsi.cad: Path: Intrepid!moe.ksu.ksu.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!cs.utexas.edu!uunet!mcsun!uknet!mucs!m1!nigelw From: nigelw@cs.man.ac.uk (Nigel Whitaker) Newsgroups: comp.lsi.cad,eunet.esprit.eurochip Subject: EDIF anonymous FTP site. Message-ID: Date: 19 Jun 92 12:29:29 GMT Sender: news@cs.man.ac.uk Followup-To: comp.lsi.cad Organization: Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester Lines: 47 Xref: Intrepid comp.lsi.cad:1787 Now that EDIF Version 2 0 101 has been released we (the `EDIF Technical Centre' -- at the University of Manchester) have set up an anonymous FTP archive. At the moment it contains: Version 2 0 101 BNF Version 2 0 0 BNF Example EDIF files. A table driven 2 0 101 Parser/Syntax checker. Information about conferences/workshops and EDIF related documents. New files are being added, as we have time. If you have any suggestions for things which we should put up for FTP, please email us. We also need people to contribute example EDIF files, which can be made publically available, to our collection, again please email us. Here is a copy of some blurb we recently distributed at DAC: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDIF Technical Centre Anonymous FTP archive. If you are on the `internet' you can access our FTP server which contains EDIF documents, EDIF BNF's and a number of our EDIF related programs. ftp to the machine `edif.cs.man.ac.uk' (130.88.229.234), using the user name anonymous and supply your internet email address as the password. After logging in move to the `/pub/edif' directory and read the various indices and README files. Files can be retrieved with the ftp `get' command. If you have problems logging in add a hyphen as the first character of the email address you use as the password to log in. If there are any problems please email: edif-support@cs.man.ac.uk This service is funded by the European Commission as part of Esprit Project 2072 - the European CAD Integration Project (ECIP). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nigel Whitaker, Dept. of Computer Science, Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK Tel: (061) 275 6270 Fax: (061) 275 6280 EMAIL: nigelw@cs.man.ac.uk