Typing and proofreading

[larsbrinkhoff]

Announce your typing or proofreading here.

Please try to make an exact copy of the text, including spacing. If the original has a typo, keep the typo. I'm not sure what to do with hand written notes yet. It looks like lines are made of three line number digits, then 13 spaces, then the source text. If there's a symbol reference, it's five spaces after the line number, then three digits, one space, three digits, one space. Comments are usually put at a tab location. (The correct tab width is 8 spaces.) Type ^ for uparrow, and _ for leftarrow.

Ideally each page should be typed twice independently to weed out the typos.

File names are page, plus three digits for the listing page number (in the photo), plus one subpage digit or 0 if none, plus .txt.

Here's a summary of what has been done. I will update this table continuously. Except when I sleep.	Pages	Done	Claimed
0-19	@larsbrinkhoff, @sebras
20-25	@larsbrinkhoff, @decuser
26-30	@aap, @drboone
31-35	@cameronshortt, @rcornwell
36-40	@aap, @rcornwell
41- 45	@sebras, @rcornwell
46-58	@aap, @rcornwell
59-64	@larsbrinkhoff, @rcornwell
65-70	@aap, @rcornwell
71-80	@larsbrinkhoff, @sebras
81-90	@aap, @cameronshortt
91-101	@drboone, @sebras
102-109	@larsbrinkhoff, @drboone
110-112	@larsbrinkhoff, @drboone
113-116	@larsbrinkhoff, @sebras
117-118	@sebras, @decuser
119-121	@sebras, @larsbrinkhoff

[cameronshortt]

I'm interested in TECO. It'll be a couple of days until I can work on it though.

[larsbrinkhoff]

@cameronshortt, the "TECO 132" listing only has a few sample pages so far. The full listing is more than 150 pages.

[cameronshortt]

Apologies, I only meant the sample listing.

[larsbrinkhoff]

I got started on LISP C52. It's an early compiler for Maclisp.