JFLAP



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 * What is JFLAP?
 * Instructor Use of JFLAP
 * Books Including JFLAP
 * Papers On JFLAP


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 * JFLAP in the College Classroom
 * JFLAP in Research
 * JFLAP Modification and Customization
 * JFLAP in the K-12 Classroom

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 * JFLAP Wiki Born!
 * July 2008 - JFLAP now has two listservs. To join, go to lists.duke.edu You do not need to be a member of Duke to join the listserv.
 * jflap-announce@duke.edu - for announcements on new releases of JFLAP or new info on the JFLAP web page
 * jflap-discuss@duke.edu - for anyone to have discussions about JFLAP


 * JFLAP 6.4 released July 13, 2008
 * New items in JFLAP include automatically adding a trap state to a DFA, reading input strings from a file, and identifying grammers. This version of JFLAP needs to be run in Java 1.5 or higher.

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