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From: austel@edu.ucla.cs (Vernon Austel)
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Subject: HOL on the rs6000


Has anyone ever gotten the HOL system to work on an IBM rs6000?
If not, does anyone have any idea how difficult it would be to
port HOL to this machine?  

Thanks,
Vernon Austel


