JACL is an interpreted computer language originally designed for creating interactive fiction.

JACL project is an interpreted computer language originally designed for creating interactive fiction. The JACL package now includes two interpreters: jacl, the original console-based interpreter and cgijacl, a combined interpreter and HTTP server.

In addition to interactive fiction, a wide variety of other turn-based games can be created using cgijacl. By using HTML to create a graphical user interface, these games can be played using a standard web browser. As the interpreter does not require a separate web server to run it can be easily installed on most PCs allowing games to be played locally or across a network.

I would like to thank to Andreas Matthias for contributing the webjacl code and Niels Haedecke for his work on translation and internationalization.

What's New in This Release:

· New route-finding commands have been added that determine a path from one location to another.
· The function sound_finished is now called whenever a sound stops playing, and the current volumes of all sound channels are now exposed to JACL code through an array.
· Several other minor bugfixes have been made, as well as improvements to the manual.