From: Marcelo Hoffmann <hoffmann@sri.com>
Hello,
my understanding is that the official license is still held by
Tymshare/McDonnell Douglas --> now Boeing, but that it would not be
particularly difficult to get access to it, given that it is an orphan
product. I believe the only folks who now use Augment, are Mary Coppernoll
(Doug's secretary), Doug, and sometimes, Christina.
There is a question whether it would make sense to reverse engineer the code,
or more likely, incorporate the lessons into new code that is architected and
engineered with more flexibility.... and here I am truly out of my
element....
Doug would have to respond to the specifics on how to "port" the code....
Perhaps the first thing is to see a demo (difficult to do at Stanford), but
perhaps starting from a video of the code in use....
I believe there is a reduced version of Augment that runs on PCs, I believe
developed by NDMA... (and I forget the whole name for NDMA....)
regards, Marcelo
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