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Subject: Re: How Portable?
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	My new book on the ASR has a very short chapter on transportability,
and there are references scattered in the book about how to find out more
information.  I'm not aware of any formal studies, but something of interest
may come out in the software reusability panel at COMPCON in Feb.  Transportability
is a subject I intend to raise there.

		Rick
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