The file nuprl-3-2.tar.Z is a compressed tar file containing the most recent distribution. Use "binary" mode when retrieving it. Once retrieved, do the following uncompress nuprl-3-2.tar.Z tar xf nuprl-3-2.tar You will now have a single directory tree with root named "nuprl". To complete the installation of Nuprl, follow the instructions in the file nuprl/doc/installating-nuprl.text (ignoring anything referring to tapes). Following is a short "announcement" of Nuprl 3.2. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Version 3.2 of the Nuprl Proof Development System is now available. Version 3.2 is the same as 3.1 and 3.0 except for a few bug fixes. The major difference between version 3.0 and the previous release is the addition of an interface to X-windows. It now should be possible to run Nuprl on any Unix machine running X-windows and a commercial Common Lisp with CLX (the standard interface from Common Lisp to X-windows). There are also interfaces to Symbolics Lisp Machines and Suns running the SunView window system, but these are considered obsolete and will not be further supported. We have tested Nuprl 3.2 with various versions of Allegro and Sun (Lucid) Common Lisp. We have also tested Nuprl with AKCL Version 1.530 on a Sparcstation. AKCL is the Austin version of KCL and is available via anonymous ftp from cli.com. To cover our costs, we are charging new recipients of Nuprl $150 for the distribution package. The package includes a tape and the book "Implementing Mathematics with the Nuprl Proof Development System". The tape includes the source code for Nuprl, some of the Nuprl libraries that have been constructed at Cornell, and some documentation files that supplement the book. Those who have paid for a previous distribution package can obtain a Nuprl 3.2 tape free of charge. When requesting a copy of the system, please specify what kind of tape you would like: a cartridge in Symbolics' "carry" format, a tar-format cartridge, or tar-format reel. Please make any cheque payable to "Nuprl Project". Nuprl 3.2 is distributed as a research system. We would like to hear about problems you have with the system and will try to fix bugs promptly, but we make no guarantees whatsoever regarding support for or correctness of the system. Please direct all correspondence to: Elizabeth Maxwell, maxwell@cs.cornell.edu Nuprl Distribution Coordinator Department of Computer Science, Upson Hall Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853.