ALAN

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* [[ALAN 1|Version 1]], apparently written in 1985, which is known only from occasional references (e.g. [http://www.ifarchive.org/if-archive/programming/alan/manuals/alanmanual28.pdf], page 116, section "VERSION 2.0")
 
* [[ALAN 1|Version 1]], apparently written in 1985, which is known only from occasional references (e.g. [http://www.ifarchive.org/if-archive/programming/alan/manuals/alanmanual28.pdf], page 116, section "VERSION 2.0")
 
* [[ALAN 2|Version 2]], originally written ca. 1993, which uses source files with the extensions .alan, .ala, and .i, and compiles them to a multi-file format with the extensions .acd and .dat
 
* [[ALAN 2|Version 2]], originally written ca. 1993, which uses source files with the extensions .alan, .ala, and .i, and compiles them to a multi-file format with the extensions .acd and .dat
* [[ALAN 3|Version 3]], released ca. 2006, which uses source files with the extension .alan and compiles them to a format with the extension .a3c
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* [[ALAN 3|Version 3]], first publicly released ca. 2002, which uses source files with the extension .alan and compiles them to a format with the extension .a3c
  
 
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[[Category:Interactive Fiction]]
 
[[Category:Interactive Fiction]]

Latest revision as of 22:14, 24 February 2019

Although they are officially versions of the same piece of software, there are, in effect, 3 separate interactive fiction systems with the name ALAN:

  • Version 1, apparently written in 1985, which is known only from occasional references (e.g. [1], page 116, section "VERSION 2.0")
  • Version 2, originally written ca. 1993, which uses source files with the extensions .alan, .ala, and .i, and compiles them to a multi-file format with the extensions .acd and .dat
  • Version 3, first publicly released ca. 2002, which uses source files with the extension .alan and compiles them to a format with the extension .a3c

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the term "ALAN".

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