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| 142.1 | Where get it | POMPEO::ZABOT | Marco Zabot - Adv.Tech.mgr - Turin ACT | Fri Oct 24 1986 06:47 | 68 |
| Sorry, I don't have it. If you cannot find it within DEC, refer to FISH lib.
It was on Disk #33. See attachement.
Ciao.
Marco
CONTENTS OF DISK 33
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3dstars 3d version of Leo's "stars" program (also on this disk).
Author: Leo Schwab
Bigmap Program which demonstrates how to use the low-level
graphics calls, ScrollVPort especially. Demonstrates
scrolling around inside a very big bitmap.
Author: Leo Schwab
Dbuf.gels Sample program that demonstrates the animation routines
for Bobs and VSprites. Uses double buffering to smooth
the display motion.
Author: David Lucas
DiskMapper Displays sector allocation of floppy disks.
Author: Leo Schwab
MemView Program which sets up a direct window into RAM, thus
dynamically displaying the contents of memory.
Author: Leo Schwab
Oing Displays a window full of little bouncing balls.
Author: Leo Schwab
ScreenDump Dumps rastport of highest screen/window to printer.
Author: Carolyn Scheppner
Sproing Same as Oing but includes sounds of balls colliding with
boundries.
Author: Leo Schwab
Stars Displays a screen full of stars, reminiscent of a view
from the starship Enterprise's flight deck.
Author: Leo Schwab
TermPlus Yet another variant of Michael Mournier's AmigaTerm
program. This one includes improved ascii capture,
CRC and checksum xmodem protocol transfers, CompuServe
B-protocol transfers, a phone library, function key
support, and limited AmigaDOS functions.
Author: Enhancements by Bob Rakosky
Vt100 Release 2.0 of Dave's version of AmigaTerm.
Includes support for function keys and script files.
Author: Enhancements by Dave Wecker and Steve Drew.
HOW TO ORDER
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To order, send a list of the disks you want, and $6 per disk ($5 per
disk for 10 or more disks), in U.S Funds to:
Fred Fish
1346 W. 10th Place
Tempe, Arizona 85281
(602) 921-1113 (Sorry, I can only return calls collect.)
well!fnf
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| 142.2 | fish disks are fine but... | ANYWAY::BROWN | Doug Brown | Fri Oct 24 1986 14:02 | 9 |
| Thanks, I'll look at the fisk disks.
Now, aS TO THE FISH disks, I know of them and wnet looking for them
not too long ago. According to the grape vine they are freely
distributed to dealers. Well, I went to some dealers (I live in
the boston area) and asked about the disks and all I received were
some blank looks. They knew nothing about them.
Does anyone in the boston area know where I can go to copy the disks?
db
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| 142.3 | | ANT::SMCAFEE | Steve McAfee | Fri Oct 24 1986 14:34 | 11 |
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You might try:
Computer Mart, Nashua NH.
Memory Location, Wellesley, MA.
Steve McAfee
BTW Memory Location really does have a fantastic selection of Amiga
software. They had some things I had never even seen before.
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| 142.4 | Fish disks in Harvard Square | YAVIN::BERKSON | | Fri Oct 24 1986 17:58 | 8 |
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Also - in Harvard Square - Computer Club. Located on a tiny street
called Mifflin. Across from the Piccadilly Philly. They have the
Fish disks and also Amicus disks. They'd like to charge you $1/disk
for making copies, but maybe they'd waive that if you bought the
disks or something else from them.
mitch
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| 142.5 | More on Club Computer | TSE::FONSECA | Caught peeking under the rug of life... | Fri Oct 24 1986 18:23 | 20 |
| Althought I prefer the Memory Location in Wellesely, Club
Computer does have one advantage, They stay open late. (I
think they stay open till 8:00 every weeknight but one.)
I'll add to the directions in .-1. Club Computer is located
behind the Brattle Theatre. If you are on foot, walk around
on the right side of the theatre, and down the alley
where Aljeres has tables in the summer. Club computer will
be on your left when the alley opens onto Mifflin Place.
They really only have one salesperson who knows anything about
the Amiga (think his name is Mike.) A funny sidestory: I
was in picking up a printer cable, and was illegally parked
outside, somebody came in and announced that a wrecker was starting
to deal with a Honda (mine as it turned out.) I ran out and
paid off the no-necks who were about to haul it away. Anyway
one of the owners of Club Computer (who you never deal with in
the store) came out and whipped out the biggest wad of money
I've ever seen, and peeled off a $20 for my troubles. They may
be corrupt, but at least they are honest! :-)
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| 142.6 | thanks, how about debuggers? | ANYWAY::BROWN | Doug Brown | Mon Oct 27 1986 10:08 | 9 |
| Thanks for all of the pointers. I will try the memory location
since it's just one town over.
Now, one other question. Is there a debugger available for the
amiga that is symbolic and displays source code in a window as the
progerram executes? Or, let me rephase it, what is the best debugger
available for the Amiga?
db
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