# About Camlp5

Version
  6.13
Home page
  http://pauillac.inria.fr/~ddr/camlp5/
Author
  Daniel de Rauglaudre, INRIA
History
  The ideas behind Camlp5 were expressed in the 1990s by Michel Mauny. In 1996, Daniel de Rauglaudre implemented the first version named Camlp4 (the four "p" standing for "Pre-Processor-Pretty-Printer"). In 2002, Camlp4 was maintained by Michel Mauny, and later extended by Nicolas Pouillard, with different basic ideas, introducing some incompatibilities. In 2006, Daniel de Rauglaudre restarted this work, renaming it Camlp5.

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