More than one person has now expressed interest in seeing intermediate
C-INTERCAL versions; such a system is obviously beneficial to allow
other people to better contribute to the development process, and will
hopefully result in more stable and better tested released versions.
Development snapshots of C-INTERCAL are now hosted at <http://eso-
std.org/darcs/c-intercal>.
You can use the following command to get your own copy of the C-
INTERCAL repository (you need darcs installed to do this):
darcs get http://eso-std.org/darcs/c-intercal
In order to reduce conflicts between patches and features, it can help
to work from the development sources rather than the previous version.
If you also use darcs to version your own copy (this is optional), you
can use its features to submit patches to me for including in the
repository (by recording your changes with darcs record, and sending
them with darcs send).
Note that even more so than with released versions, development
snapshots are prone to fail to work, or to break features that
previously worked, or even to fail to compile. These versions are for
testing and development only, and should not be used in production
code. Come to think of it, INTERCAL should not be used in production
code anyway.
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