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GarGlk implements the glk specification for Windows and Linux. It provides the foundation for Gargoyle, an interactive fiction player that supports all major IF formats. We have a mailing list.
ZMPP2 is the second generation of the Interactive Fiction interpreter "Z-Machine Preservation Project" for Java-based systems. It is a result of the experiences made with 3 different Z-Machine implementations in three different languages: Java, Ruby and Erlang. The version that is
CocoaGlk is an implementation of the glk specification for Mac OS X. It can be used to quickly port IF interpreters to Mac OS X, or as a basis for designing a custom user interface on top of an existing interpreter. CocoaGlk is used as an IO layer in the Zoom interpreter and the Inform development environment.
GlkJNI is an implementation of the Glk API (version 0.7.0) which allows Glk programs written in C to use a Java frontend for I/O. JDemoGlk is the example Java frontend which comes with GlkJNI; it is a bare-bones console I/O implementation that is equivalent to cheapglk.
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