# MOO cores

Matt Pauker (mpauker@peganet.com)
Wed, 23 Aug 1995 21:25:51 PDT

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    At 8:02 PM 8/23/95, Joe Shaw wrote:
    >> Do any of you out there know where i could find a AppleMOO core or a
    >>IBMMOO core?.
    >> I have a moo allready but it is not off my equipment.
    >
    >There are numerous cores out there, some of them being the LambdaMOO
    >Core, the JHM Core, and the ZenMOO core... Thats just to name a few. I
    >think what you're referring to, however, are servers that can be compiled
    >under IBM compatible and Apple (Macintosh?) computers. LambdaMOO has been
    >successfully compiled under Linux, SCO 86, FreeBSD, and various other
    >UNIX's for the Intel 8086 family of processors. It has also, to my
    >knowledge, been compiled under AP/UX and a couple other UNIX
    >implementations for the Motorola 68000 family of processors that run
    >older Macs. I don't know if it has been compiled under Mac's powered by
    >the PowerPC processor.  Currentl,y LambdaMOO cannot be compiled under MS-DOS.
    >
    >Joe

    As far as Macs go (I assume that's what you were referring to in your
    original message), there is a MacMOO out - I've heard it's not excellent,
    although that's secondhand knowledge and is in no way meant as an insult to
    the author.  But if you want to run it, you'll have no probs on a PowerMac
    - Unless it makes some really strange calls.

    Matt Pauker