Download
If the rest of this site has interested you in experimenting with Intend C, you can download the source code for Intend C interpreter from Source Forge. You will need a Unix/Linux system with a working ANSI C99 compiler like gcc to build the interpreter. The source code includes a regression test suite that you can use to verify a correct build. The interpreter has also been successfully run through valgrind (a memory profiler) to check for memory access errors and leaks.
The Intend C command line interpreter is licensed using the GPL license version 2 or later and the Intend C libraries and modules are licensed using the LGPL version 2 or later.
Source Forge link
Releases of Intend C can be downloaded here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=240927
Current Development version (SVN)
The most recent release of the Intend C interpreter is still in development and testing and is available for download from Source Forge Subversion repository with:
svn co https://intend.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/intend/trunk intend
If you are not a developer, please be patient and you will get the new Intend C release sooner than a blink of an eye… 
Former Arena project
Although, you can try out the former arena project also available for download from Source Forge but licensed under the BSD license.
The build has been tested to work on Linux, Mac OS X, and Solaris. It will most likely also work on other Unix/Linux systems.
You can also download a user-provided Windows installer that was put together on Windows XP by Hans Bezemer. It also works under Windows 98 and NT. The installed interpreter is available from the cmd shell. You can contact Hans Bezemer by email if you have questions about the installer package.
