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\begin{center}
{\LARGE \bf Programming in Cryptol}
{\LARGE \bf Programming Cryptol}
{\it Levent Erkök\\*
Dylan McNamee \\*
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\noindent
Cryptol has been under development for over a decade with many people
contributing to its design and implementation. Those people include
Aaron Tomb, Adam Wick, Brian Huffman, Matt Sottile, Adam Foltzer, Joe Hendrix,
Trevor Elliott,
David Lazar, Joel Stanley, Jeff Lewis,
Sigbjørn Finne, Mark Shields, Philip Weaver, Magnus Carlsson, Fergus Henderson, Joe Hurd,
John Matthews and Sally Browning. In addition, much of the work on Cryptol has been funded by, and
much design assistance provided by the team at the NSA's Trusted Systems
Research Group, including (but not limited to) Brad Martin, Frank Taylor and
Sean Weaver.
contributing to its design and implementation. Those people include (but are
not limited to) Aaron Tomb, Adam Wick, Brian Huffman, Matt Sottile, Adam
Foltzer, Joe Hendrix, Trevor Elliott, Lee Pike, Mark Tullsen, David Lazar, Joel
Stanley, Jeff Lewis, Andy Gill, Edward Yang, Ledah Casburn, Jim Teisher,
Sigbjørn Finne, Mark Shields, Philip Weaver, Magnus Carlsson, Fergus Henderson,
Joe Hurd, Thomas Nordin, John Matthews and Sally Browning. In addition, much of
the work on Cryptol has been funded by, and lots of design input was provided by
the team at the NSA's Trusted Systems Research Group, including Brad Martin,
Frank Taylor and Sean Weaver.
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