Glulxe: Difference between revisions

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Glulxe (for "Glulx Execute") is an interpreter for the Glulx virtual machine (basically an extended 32-bit version of the Z-machine VM). The interpreter was written by Andrew Plotkin (who also designed Glulx). Glulxe uses the Glk API.

It runs under Linux, DOS, Windows and on the Mac. The current draft version is 0.4.2.

Links

Glulx homepage (includes sources and executables for Glulxe)

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-Glulxe is a new compiler that closely follows Inform, yet produces 32-bit code.
+'''Glulxe''' (for "Glulx Execute") is an interpreter for the [[Glulx]] virtual machine (basically an extended 32-bit version of the [[Z-machine]] VM). The interpreter was written by [[Andrew Plotkin]] (who also designed Glulx). Glulxe uses the [[Glk]] API.
-(I think the above is incorrect. Surely Glulxe is merely an interpreter for Glulx programs on Windows? -- [[User:Dswxyz|David Welbourn]] 21:44, 6 Jan 2005 (Central Standard Time))
+It runs under Linux, DOS, Windows and on the Mac. The current draft version is 0.4.2.
-[[Category:Stubs]] [[Category:Interpreter]]
+== Links ==
+* [http://www.eblong.com/zarf/glulx/ Glulx homepage] (includes sources and executables for Glulxe)
+[[Category:Stubs]]
+[[Category:Interpreter]]