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VC
Message #33331
Your Id was on the upload for VC.ARC the spreadsheet program. Where did you get it, if I may ask? Is the source available for it? I'm looking for a pd spreadsheet program, just something simple really, maybe in C and I saw this in the library. If it is…
VC
Message #33331
Your Id was on the upload for VC.ARC the spreadsheet program. Where did you get it, if I may ask? Is the source available for it? I'm looking for a pd spreadsheet program, just something simple really, maybe in C and I saw this in the library. If it is…
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#FORGOTTEN DISKS
Message #31513
You mean people actually steal your mail? Whatever in the world for? I've been using xmodem between the amiga and wicat, long ago before there were any terminal programs (last september) I did use just a straight dump between the two, but I don't see the advantage for this. I'm…
#31317-
#FORGOTTEN DISKS
Message #31513
You mean people actually steal your mail? Whatever in the world for? I've been using xmodem between the amiga and wicat, long ago before there were any terminal programs (last september) I did use just a straight dump between the two, but I don't see the advantage for this. I'm…
Just saw this thread and butted in, as a point of info, those things (the cursor position report, et. al) are all ANSI X3.64 codes that do those things on other terminals, I just happened to recognize them flipping through the message base here. The only difference I see is…
Just saw this thread and butted in, as a point of info, those things (the cursor position report, et. al) are all ANSI X3.64 codes that do those things on other terminals, I just happened to recognize them flipping through the message base here. The only difference I see is…
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PACKAGE
Message #28781
Yes, I think it is. We used to get little brochures from IBM here though I can't imagine why since we don't own any IBM equipment at all except for typewriters. They would be full of all the wonderful things that one could do with RPG II on system 36/38…
#28763-
PACKAGE
Message #28781
Yes, I think it is. We used to get little brochures from IBM here though I can't imagine why since we don't own any IBM equipment at all except for typewriters. They would be full of all the wonderful things that one could do with RPG II on system 36/38…
PACKAGE
Message #28633
I got your package and will return the files as soon as I get them on amiga floppies. I sure wish there was an easier way than downloading them one by one with xmodem to my amiga, but I don't know any other way. There are quite a few files…
PACKAGE
Message #28633
I got your package and will return the files as soon as I get them on amiga floppies. I sure wish there was an easier way than downloading them one by one with xmodem to my amiga, but I don't know any other way. There are quite a few files…
Thanks. I will get busy when I get it. I'm sorry about the tape I sent being so hard to use. Would some other format have been better? I remember you saying something one time about it being 80 byte fixed records or something? I could make a new one…
Thanks. I will get busy when I get it. I'm sorry about the tape I sent being so hard to use. Would some other format have been better? I remember you saying something one time about it being 80 byte fixed records or something? I could make a new one…
It depends on the assembler syntax I suppose. The motorola mnemonics which our wicat uses and amiga, does indeed use btst #$1f,d0, but then again some other systems like the SUN use btst 0x1f,d0 like C and stuff like movl a6@(8),d0 where Motorola would use move.l 8(a6),d0. I'm used to…
It depends on the assembler syntax I suppose. The motorola mnemonics which our wicat uses and amiga, does indeed use btst #$1f,d0, but then again some other systems like the SUN use btst 0x1f,d0 like C and stuff like movl a6@(8),d0 where Motorola would use move.l 8(a6),d0. I'm used to…
I can't believe it!! Its like pharoah letting the hebrews go I've got some neat IFF Pictures of starwars and Empire strikes back stuff done by a graphic artist on the amiga, if I have the time I might upload some. Wow again!
I can't believe it!! Its like pharoah letting the hebrews go I've got some neat IFF Pictures of starwars and Empire strikes back stuff done by a graphic artist on the amiga, if I have the time I might upload some. Wow again!
I guess you are right, I'm mistaken about btst. I've compiled Icon 6.0 and am working on getting it running now. Our C compiler compiles something like x & D_VAR (which you see a lot in Icon, testing for a variable descriptor ) as move.l _x,d0 btst $1f,d0 bne where…
I guess you are right, I'm mistaken about btst. I've compiled Icon 6.0 and am working on getting it running now. Our C compiler compiles something like x & D_VAR (which you see a lot in Icon, testing for a variable descriptor ) as move.l _x,d0 btst $1f,d0 bne where…
Why was testing only the low 7 bits good news to you? I would think it was bad news. Excuse my ignorance but are you saying that this btst thing is with the 68000 itself, amiga or lattice C? I've used the symbolic debugger on the wicat and put $80000000…
Why was testing only the low 7 bits good news to you? I would think it was bad news. Excuse my ignorance but are you saying that this btst thing is with the 68000 itself, amiga or lattice C? I've used the symbolic debugger on the wicat and put $80000000…
Scott, what is this about btst only testing bits mod 8? Is that from Lattice C or what? When I was doing Icon there were many references as you probably saw to things like D_VAR and such (Masks for different descriptor types) and one was for example 0x40000000 and it…
Scott, what is this about btst only testing bits mod 8? Is that from Lattice C or what? When I was doing Icon there were many references as you probably saw to things like D_VAR and such (Masks for different descriptor types) and one was for example 0x40000000 and it…
Take a shot at EA
Message #27435
J. eric. did you hear about the stuff (oh about month & 1/2 or so ago) a program/system called "Caligari" (like Dr.) There was apparently a demo video tape shown at an amuse meeting I believe. From the description I read on the amuse bbs it was just awesome. A…
Take a shot at EA
Message #27435
J. eric. did you hear about the stuff (oh about month & 1/2 or so ago) a program/system called "Caligari" (like Dr.) There was apparently a demo video tape shown at an amuse meeting I believe. From the description I read on the amuse bbs it was just awesome. A…
Thanks. I labelled my window too, but it didn't help I was using a type/mode of 18, cause I don't want to resize. The manual says that if you specify a mode of 16-31 and also set sizeable then basic will have to reserve enough memory to hold the bitmap…
Thanks. I labelled my window too, but it didn't help I was using a type/mode of 18, cause I don't want to resize. The manual says that if you specify a mode of 16-31 and also set sizeable then basic will have to reserve enough memory to hold the bitmap…
I'll try that tomorrow and let you know. I know I tried to open a window like that I remember those numbers (630,380) but I would get the beep, then the little box around the window statement, then the scroll down message saying Out of heap space, but I'll try…
I'll try that tomorrow and let you know. I know I tried to open a window like that I remember those numbers (630,380) but I would get the beep, then the little box around the window statement, then the scroll down message saying Out of heap space, but I'll try…
Basic Windows
Message #25186
Hi, a C programmer has a question for some of you amigabasic people. I am trying to open a screen on an interlaced window and I want to draw a circle on it and fill it in with the PAINT command. My screen is 640×400 with 2 bit planes (interlaced),…
Basic Windows
Message #25186
Hi, a C programmer has a question for some of you amigabasic people. I am trying to open a screen on an interlaced window and I want to draw a circle on it and fill it in with the PAINT command. My screen is 640×400 with 2 bit planes (interlaced),…
That would be neat, if on the amiga it could use the printer drivers then a great many different printers would be able to make softstrips instead of just the epsons and imagewriters they specify in the ad. Gary. P.S. You did not ever send that disk for stuff you…
That would be neat, if on the amiga it could use the printer drivers then a great many different printers would be able to make softstrips instead of just the epsons and imagewriters they specify in the ad. Gary. P.S. You did not ever send that disk for stuff you…
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#BYTE July
Message #24302
With Byte's lead time, we'll be lucky if any see print before this fall. I sure wish they would put a date in there somewhere for when the articles, letters, etc were actually written. This giant magazine about computers, and it seems that they must pass the manuscripts around the…
#24297-
#BYTE July
Message #24302
With Byte's lead time, we'll be lucky if any see print before this fall. I sure wish they would put a date in there somewhere for when the articles, letters, etc were actually written. This giant magazine about computers, and it seems that they must pass the manuscripts around the…
BYTE July
Message #24272
Well, I just got my july issue of Byte and after a cursory inspection of it there don't seem to be any long anti-amiga letters to the editor this month. There are a few mentions of amiga here and there if you know where to look, In "Whats New", page…
BYTE July
Message #24272
Well, I just got my july issue of Byte and after a cursory inspection of it there don't seem to be any long anti-amiga letters to the editor this month. There are a few mentions of amiga here and there if you know where to look, In "Whats New", page…
Assembler
Message #17561
Sorry I had to duck out of CO last night, something came up. I don't know if you solved your problem or not, but if you are desparate you can do this: put in your program where the jsr was this instead: DC.B 78,187,136,00 these numbers are in DECIMAL! In…
Assembler
Message #17561
Sorry I had to duck out of CO last night, something came up. I don't know if you solved your problem or not, but if you are desparate you can do this: put in your program where the jsr was this instead: DC.B 78,187,136,00 these numbers are in DECIMAL! In…
#SubLogic Jet Demo
Message #16304
Just wondering if anyone has gotten the sub-logic jet demo to do anything? (Does it do anything anyway besides make noises?) The two mouse cursors move and some of the keys seem to do something when pressed like L for raising and lowering landing gear, and K for opening and…
#SubLogic Jet Demo
Message #16304
Just wondering if anyone has gotten the sub-logic jet demo to do anything? (Does it do anything anyway besides make noises?) The two mouse cursors move and some of the keys seem to do something when pressed like L for raising and lowering landing gear, and K for opening and…
I just looked in the dls and the new listing for bbs apparently has not been merged yet, the date is still april 10th on the file, so this may be redundant. I'd like to confirm the bbs in Illinois, WOVSED200 at 618-378-2133, since I am the sysop this is…
I just looked in the dls and the new listing for bbs apparently has not been merged yet, the date is still april 10th on the file, so this may be redundant. I'd like to confirm the bbs in Illinois, WOVSED200 at 618-378-2133, since I am the sysop this is…
#Aegis Images/Anim.
Message #16192
I have been considering getting the Aegis images and animator packages and I'd like to ask some questions of anyone who already has it. I'm basing this on the only thing I remember seeing about it, the What's New section of the February Byte had a full page devoted to…
#Aegis Images/Anim.
Message #16192
I have been considering getting the Aegis images and animator packages and I'd like to ask some questions of anyone who already has it. I'm basing this on the only thing I remember seeing about it, the What's New section of the February Byte had a full page devoted to…
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#GNUEMACS
Message #13848
I thought it was so funny, Jerry P in Byte always annoys me going on about WRITE and Intel Chips and S100 busses, wake up! I typed in the program in the UN*X article, to see what it would do, (I already had a good idea,) problem was Amy wouldn't…
#13832-
#GNUEMACS
Message #13848
I thought it was so funny, Jerry P in Byte always annoys me going on about WRITE and Intel Chips and S100 busses, wake up! I typed in the program in the UN*X article, to see what it would do, (I already had a good idea,) problem was Amy wouldn't…
#13825-
#GNUEMACS
Message #13847
I haven't finished unloading it from tape yet, but I presume it is for vax unix, since it is part of GNU. I remember one file that mentioned it was specifically for VAX 4.x BSD and it would have to be modified for anything else. I'm still unloading cause it…
#13825-
#GNUEMACS
Message #13847
I haven't finished unloading it from tape yet, but I presume it is for vax unix, since it is part of GNU. I remember one file that mentioned it was specifically for VAX 4.x BSD and it would have to be modified for anything else. I'm still unloading cause it…
I don't have "Paul" either, Could be McCartney? or Paul from the movie Dune, or who knows. I've been experimenting with "slicing" the sound files, and joining them back together. I figured since you can use a simple join to concatenate two or more you should be able to cut…
I don't have "Paul" either, Could be McCartney? or Paul from the movie Dune, or who knows. I've been experimenting with "slicing" the sound files, and joining them back together. I figured since you can use a simple join to concatenate two or more you should be able to cut…
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