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Recently, TADS received a major overhaul with the release of TADS 3, which is a complete rewrite of the TADS engine, only retaining the platform-dependent code to ease porting.
While TADS 3 is still subject to last-minute changes, and while its documentation is incomplete, the TADS 3 compiler and interpreter are stable and they have been ported to the Unix, Macintosh and DOSplatforms.
Whereas the TADS 1 and 2 VMs had to parse the commands entered by the player, before sending the results on to the game, TADS 3 employs a more general-purpose virtual machine, where the command-parsing is done by the game code itself, akin to Inform.
The original TADS 1 was released by High Energy Software as shareware in the late 80s, and was followed by TADS 2 not long after.
According to the official TADS website (http://www.tads.org), as of November 2004, the TADS 3 system is in its beta release[1] (http://www.tads.org/t3dl.htm).
While TADS 3 is still subject to last-minute changes, and while its documentation is incomplete, the TADS 3 compiler and interpreter are stable and they have been ported to the Unix, Macintosh and MS-DOS platforms.
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