HOL98
HOL98 releases are organised on a name-number basis.
The Athabasca series of releases was the first.
We make two sorts of hol98 releases. Public releases are
blessed with an official stamp of approval, and can be expected to be
stable and well-tested. Working releases are recent
snap-shots of development in Cambridge, and are known to build and run
in our local environment. All releases get version numbers.
Available files
- Athabasca-2
- This is the last public hol98 release (from December 1998).
- Taupo-2
- This working release provides a few bug fixes, a theory of lazy
lists, and some extensive theories for temporal logic.
The release notes include a
more detailed description of the new features. You may also
benefit from reading the
installation instructions.
(Released 19 February 2000.)
- Taupo-3
- This working release provides minor bug fixes for
Taupo-2 and a decision procedure over the integers (more details).
(Released 10 April
2000).
- Taupo-4
- This working release fixes a number of relatively minor bugs,
and provides some new features (including a few for the
Holmake
tool). More
details. (Released 31 July 2000.)
(Though officially blessed as a public release, Athabasca-2 is now
quite out-of-date. We recommend using the latest working release.)
IMPORTANT: All of the Taupo releases require Moscow
ML version 1.44!(And no other,
whatever other documentation might imply.) This is no longer the most
recent version of Moscow ML, but is still available. The
next release (after Taupo-4) will almost certainly require Moscow ML
version 2.00.
Support and documentation
- An online version of the hol98
tutorial is available. It explicitly deals with the
Taupo line of releases.
- Documentation for
Taupo-3 and Taupo-4
is available in PDF, PostScript and DVI formats. There is not
much difference between them.
- Old documentation for some of hol98's libraries
is available.
- A rudimentary FAQ.
- If you are having difficulties installing or using hol98, or if
you think you have found a bug, please write to hol-support@cl.cam.ac.uk.