Re: Any other Ada MUD projects out there?

[Tucker Taft <stt@averstar.com>]

David Kristola wrote:
> 
> I guess i can't get enough software engineering/Ada
> programming at my day job, i have started working on
> a Multi-User Dungeon (MUD).  I asked around on
> alt.mud.programming if there was anyone else out there
> using Ada, and got no responses.  Are there any MUD
> coders hiding over here?
> 
> From memory (and Deja), the topic has turned up several
> times over the years, but i never saw any "I'm done now,
> come visit my Ada MUD" announcements.  Did anyone ever
> finish?

We built an Object-oriented MUD ("MOO") interpreter in Ada.
It understands the "LambdaMOO" dialect.  The work on the
interpreter has been dormant for the past year or so, but
we still run the interpreter regularly.  It was compiled with
GNAT, and takes advantage of the GCC-generated debug information
to integrate with the "Texas" Object-Oriented Database (OODB) via
an Ada binding to ODMG-93.

If you are interested, we could look into making some
or all of it available, perhaps via some kind of Open Source
arrangement.

> 
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