Hugo is a system for designing, programming, and running
sophisticated interactive fiction, or text adventures.  It is the
result of an attempt to further extend the concepts developed in 
earlier, similar systems in order to make interactive fiction
programming less cryptic and more accessible to designers.  Hugo 
owes much to the original Infocom format (particularly with
regard to its internal data tables) as well as to Graham Nelson's
publicly distributed Inform compiler (and its excellent grammar
definition and programming style).

The MS-DOS version was written by Kent Tessman, and this Amiga 
version by David Kinder. 

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO METHOD CRC     STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                  264     628  42.0% -lh5- 7538 Feb  7  2005 Hugo.info
[generic]                 1014    2007  50.5% -lh5- e33e Feb  7  2005 Hugo/Amiga.txt
[generic]                  314     836  37.6% -lh5- 607d Feb  7  2005 Hugo/Amiga.txt.info
[generic]                45371   90708  50.0% -lh5- 2c42 Feb  7  2005 Hugo/hc
[generic]                88254  173496  50.9% -lh5- ede4 Feb  7  2005 Hugo/hd
[generic]                 5603   14957  37.5% -lh5- 7705 Aug 16  1997 Hugo/hdhelp.hlp
[generic]                62971  125212  50.3% -lh5- 96e2 Feb  7  2005 Hugo/Hugo Engine
[generic]                  281     639  44.0% -lh5- 562f Feb  7  2005 Hugo/Hugo Engine.info
[generic]                  272     628  43.3% -lh5- 3f3e Feb  7  2005 Hugo/Libs.info
[generic]                47384   84296  56.2% -lh5- 7e7a Jan 30  1999 Hugo/Libs/jpeg.library
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