#elizaa
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Are there any PD Elizas out that have available source code?
Alex
Alex,
There have been many incarnations of Eliza and programs like it. One
source of source is in old issues of Creative Computing. Another place you
might try is in books on LOGO or LISP, as it has become somewhat of a standard
in those languages. In addition, there was a C64 version available in disk form
from most user groups (written in BASIC.
Regards, Larry.
Alex, There is a BASIC version of Eliza for Amiga on a "disk Magazine" called
"JumpDisk". Their address is JumpDisk, 1493 Mt. View ave., Chico CA, 95926.
Look for the March '87 issue. You might also find it at a retailer, There's
also a slim book from SAMS called "Experiments in Artificial Intelligence for
Small Computers". It has a BASIC listing of a program called "DOCTOR" which is
essentially ELIZA. IF you're interested, the author is John Krutch, and the
ISBN number is 0-672-21785-6
-Jim ?exit
I have one, but it's not in the DL's. If you are interested, leave me mail.
You can send me a disk and I'll be happy to give you the code.
Jan,
Any possibility of uploading it? We can always use source code
examples.
Don
Not at the moment – as I keep saying, I don't have a modem for my Amiga. I
need a cable to connect my Apple 1200 to the Amiga and just haven't had the
time to go searching for one. When I can get a cable, I'd be happy to uplaod
it (at this rate, it may be early summer before I have time to get
"round-tu-it")…
Jan,
Ok…we'll be looking forward to it later on then…thanks!
Don