BABYLON 2.4
Jürgen Walther's AI Workbench for Common Lisp, restored from the CMU AI Repository.
BABYLON: User’s Guide
:warning: This is a work in progress. The documentation is being restored and updated from the original sources. Please check back later for updates.
Contents
Historical Documentation
BABYLON 2.3
- Babylon 2.3 README
- The AI-Workbench Babylon: A Short Description
- Babylon AI Workbench on the Macintosh
BABYLON 2.2
- Babylon 2.2 README
- The AI-Workbench Babylon: A Short Description (PDF)
- Babylon AI Workbench on the Macintosh (PDF)
- Babylon AI Workbench on the TI microExplorer
- Symbol Index (Sorted Alphabetically)
BABYLON 2.1
Authors
- “the Phoeron” Colin J.E. Lupton
- Jürgen Walther
License
Copyright © 1984–2023, the Authors. Released under the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE file for details.
Restoration Note: as explicitly noted in the original source-code, BABYLON was released by Jürgen Walthers under similar terms as the X Windows System, X11, and the MIT License is the closest modern, standardized FOSS equivalent.