ivtools-1.2.5 supports ipl-1.0.1

A new release of ivtools, 1.2.5, supports the release of new package  
that builds on top of it, ipl-1.0.1.  ipl stands for the Invocation  
Programming Language, and is a development environment and testbed for  
the concurrent programming language described in Karl Fant's book  
"Computer Science Reconsidered:  The Invocation Model of Process  
Expression"  (Wiley-Interscience, 2007).

ipl-1.0.1 is made available under a dual-license of GPL Version 2.0  
and a commercial license available from [email protected].   ivtools  
remains under an MIT-style non-copylefted free software license.   
Check out the SourceForge ipl project for further details.

Scott Johnston


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