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someone uploaded the DECUS public domain versions of both YACC and LEX to DL 5 of CLMFORUM monday. it is in two .ARC files, YACC.ARC and LEX.ARC, which will require a deARC tool compatible with ARC version 5. executable versions are included, compiled with the CI86 compiler.
someone uploaded the DECUS public domain versions of both YACC and LEX to DL 5 of CLMFORUM monday. it is in two .ARC files, YACC.ARC and LEX.ARC, which will require a deARC tool compatible with ARC version 5. executable versions are included, compiled with the CI86 compiler.
#need some code!
Message #6451
the Tiny BASIC for the 68000 files, as Steve says, are over on Computer Language Forum, GO CLMFORUM (or CLM-332, either works). Gordon allowed us to post it back in the months before DDJ Online came into being. i think that the 8080 emulator is in the 16-bit Toolbox section…
#need some code!
Message #6451
the Tiny BASIC for the 68000 files, as Steve says, are over on Computer Language Forum, GO CLMFORUM (or CLM-332, either works). Gordon allowed us to post it back in the months before DDJ Online came into being. i think that the 8080 emulator is in the 16-bit Toolbox section…
you could try it as a macro, you know: #define memcpy(d,s,n) movmem(s,d,n) that way, you don't have to change the actual code. i use this strategy in a text editor i'm working on, for the one module that contains compiler-dependent calls. i have a compiler.h file that converts macros like…
you could try it as a macro, you know: #define memcpy(d,s,n) movmem(s,d,n) that way, you don't have to change the actual code. i use this strategy in a text editor i'm working on, for the one module that contains compiler-dependent calls. i have a compiler.h file that converts macros like…
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#AVL Tree
Message #6362
memcpy() is a generic routine, usually implement in assembler for the added speed possible. it CAN be done in C, but that would not take advantage of built-in instructions on particular machines, such as the LDIR of the Z80 and MOVS on the 8086. char *memcpy(dest,src,count) char *dest,*src; int count;…
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protocols
Message #6361
the full description of B protocol is available on page VID-17, i believe. it is a 100K file, describing all aspects of the protocol. there are also several files on A protocol in the Programmers' Forum. their DL 2 even contains the source for COMSH, a COMunications SHell for MS-DOS,…
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#How to Chain
Message #5024
the _really_ kludgy way of doing it would be to have a function that locates DOS's master command-line buffer, writes the command line to it, then jumps to the command-line scanner. of course, this would be totally version-specific, and wouldn't be guaranteed to work even under the SAME version on…
#4990-
#How to Chain
Message #5024
the _really_ kludgy way of doing it would be to have a function that locates DOS's master command-line buffer, writes the command line to it, then jumps to the command-line scanner. of course, this would be totally version-specific, and wouldn't be guaranteed to work even under the SAME version on…