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Museum Seeks Amigans Message #32986
From: George Graves Amiga Tech Forum · Hot News and Rumors March 11, 1993 7:03 PM
Winterthur Museum, near Wilmington, DE, seeks two Amiga interns for immediate employment. One will develop graphics for touch-screen project. Other will develop presentations in AmigaVision and other languages as necessary. Portfolios required. Contact Ms. Best, Human Resources (302) 888-4611 or or Ms. Harper, Registrars Office, (302) 888-4879.
Museum Seeks Amigans Message #27510
From: George Graves Amiga Arts Forum · Hot News and Rumors March 11, 1993 6:53 PM
Winterthur Museum, near Wilmington, DE, seeks two Amiga interns for immediate employment. One will develop graphics for touch-screen project. Other will develop presentations in AmigaVision and other languages as necessary. Portfolios required. Contact Ms. Best, Human Resources (302) 888-4611 or or Ms. Harper, Registrars Office, (302) 888-4879.
From: George Graves AmigaTech Forum · C Programming September 4, 1990 9:15 PM
MSC Version 6.00 on the PC with optimization handles them very differently. It takes about 6 additional instructions to do the array indexing over the pointer based addressing with that compiler, and since I'm attempting to write a multi-term terminal emulator, on a lookup like that, it's going to be…
From: George Graves AmigaTech Forum · C Programming September 4, 1990 8:02 AM
Thanks for the response… 1. Another question: Can we say temp = &(Emulate->StringDesc + i); and avoid the subscript evaluation? Although I'm not using the Manx compiler (and not writing for the Amiga) from what I've seen, most compilers do a much better job with pointer arithmetic than with subscript…
From: George Graves AmigaTech Forum · C Programming September 2, 1990 8:52 PM
The code works, but I'd like to change it from subscript-based to pointer-based addressing eliminating the [i]'s. I've tried several ways, but I don't get the hang of it. I'm just learning pointer processing and don't know how to use the pointer addressing to address the i'th occurrence of my…
From: George Graves AmigaTech Forum · C Programming September 2, 1990 7:44 PM
/* See line 35 below for question. */ struct MCS { char IString; char MString; char FString; char PSeparator; char PNumType; unsigned int Action; }; struct emulate { char TermDesc[31]; struct NUM NumDesc; struct BIN BoolDesc; unsigned int CtrlChar[32]; struct GFX Graphics; int MCS_Count; struct MCS StringDesc[256]; }; EvalControlString(struct emulate…
#124741- #Help! with Quantum Q280 Message #124946
From: George Graves Forum unknown · Hardware May 16, 1988 10:51 PM
Yup, I had filled an ST251 to within 700K of the limit. I think on this beast that WORM is the answer.
#124741- #Help! with Quantum Q280 Message #124946
From: George Graves Forum unknown · Hardware May 16, 1988 10:51 PM
Yup, I had filled an ST251 to within 700K of the limit. I think on this beast that WORM is the answer.
From: George Graves The Amiga Forum · Hardware May 15, 1988 9:44 PM
Got it figgered out, thanks. 73… George
From: George Graves The Amiga Forum · Hardware May 15, 1988 9:42 PM
I got it. Thanks to suggestions from you and Don Curtis. I don't have drive specs, but the automatic allocations from PREP can be worked backwards. Here's how… Info on the first (automatic) partition shows 98988 blocks (82326 in use, 16662 free). There are also 2 reserved blocks on the…
From: George Graves The Amiga Forum · Hardware May 15, 1988 9:34 PM
That's the ticket. But instead of 17 blocks per track, this thing gets 19. I don't have any info on the drive but info shows 82326 blocks in use and 16662 blocks free on the device for a total of 98988. Two blocks are reserved at the beginning of the…
From: George Graves The Amiga Forum · Hardware May 15, 1988 12:24 PM
Ben, if my memory serves me correctly, you have some experience with a Quantum Q280 disk drive. I have one installed on a C= 2090 controller and I have the first partition working but not the second. Have you any idea how to specify the Q280 to hddisk.device in the…
#124476 #File Requester Message #124605
From: George Graves The Amiga Forum · Programming May 15, 1988 11:20 AM
Thanks for this, Ben. I had requested something similar from Bill for a project I am working on. I assume he knows of its existence?
From: George Graves The Amiga Forum · Hardware May 15, 1988 10:34 AM
That's all well, Don. Here's the problem… I don't know how to describe the Q280 (having no papers) to AmigaDos via the MountList. Since PREP takes care of the first (RES2) and the second (DH2) auto-magically, I don't really care how they are described. I told PREP that my first…
From: George Graves Forum unknown · Hardware May 14, 1988 8:04 PM
I have a Quantum Q280 to replace a Seagate ST251 on my A2000. The Quantum has a SCSI interface and the Seagate an ST506. I have the first partition setup and formatted properly (47Mb) but I can't get the second partition to format. I don't have any information about setting…
From: George Graves Forum unknown · Hardware May 14, 1988 8:04 PM
I have a Quantum Q280 to replace a Seagate ST251 on my A2000. The Quantum has a SCSI interface and the Seagate an ST506. I have the first partition setup and formatted properly (47Mb) but I can't get the second partition to format. I don't have any information about setting…