Super-Rogue 9.0

Super-Rogue was developed by a group of employees at AT&T Bell Labs between 1982 and 1983, with the public face of the group being Robert D. Kindelberger. Internal and friends-only releases include versions 6.5, 7.2, 8.0, 8.3, culminating in 9.0 (circa 5/7/83 through 7/17/84).

Super-Rogue 9.0 is based on the Rogue 3.6 source code. Robert Kindelberger provided the long-elusive source code in 2004.

The restoration of this version requires the standard updates for using gcc / ANSI-style C compilers, fixes for some bugs inherited from Rogue 3.6, and new save/restore code.

Downloads

• Super-Rogue 9.0-1 Linux Binary
• Super-Rogue 9.0-1 Cygwin Binary (Windows)
• Super-Rogue 9.0-1 SFU/Interix Binary (Windows)
• Super-Rogue 9.0-1 DJGPP Binary (DOS/Windows)
• Super-Rogue 9.0-1 AIX Binary
• Super-Rogue 9.0-1 Source Code

Repository

Active development: https://github.com/rogueforge/srogue (formerly http://rogue.rogueforge.net/viewvc/srogue/trunk).

Release history

March 22, 2005 — 9.0-1

All obvious bugs worked out. Tarballs of binaries now active.

March 6, 2005 — 9.0.1 beta2

Save/restore functional. Minimally tested. (Available by CVS checkout only at the moment.)

March 4, 2005 — 9.0.1 beta

Trivial port complete. Save/restore non-functional. (Available by CVS checkout only.)