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#: 20537 S1/General Interest
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09-Nov-94 16:21:17
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Sb: #20273-#WWW OS-9 FAQs
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Fm: L. Mark Stone 70612,100
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To: Bill Dickhaus 70325,523 (X)
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> To those of you with access to a WWW browser (like Mosaic), the
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> OS-9 FAQ and OS-9 Users Group FAQ are now available
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Bill,
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I do not have access to a WWW browser, and am interested in learning
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more about OS-9.
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Do you (or any lurkers) have an address/phone # for the owner,
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Microware?
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Thanking you in advance,
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L. Mark Stone New York City
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#: 20543 S1/General Interest
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10-Nov-94 16:28:05
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Sb: #20537-WWW OS-9 FAQs
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Fm: Bill Dickhaus 70325,523
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To: L. Mark Stone 70612,100
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The text version of this file is in LIB 1 as file OS9FAQ.TXT, the Microware
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information is in there, as well as a lot of other information about OS9 and
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OS9 vendors.
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-Bill-
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#: 20508 S1/General Interest
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01-Nov-94 20:24:40
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Sb: #20506-#Any suggestions?
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Fm: Dick Watson 71320,2340
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To: Pete Lyall 76703,4230 (X)
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The pipe approach sounds best (a loaded data module might also work) but I'm
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trying to avoid doing any .ASM. Only tool that comes with the processor in
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question is BASIC-09; ASM is extra cost. Plus, ASM means I've really go to go
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find the OS-9 operating system docs.
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Can I get there (data modules or pipes) from BASIC-09? I can set it up so that
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the processes are parent/child (via a shell prob&) from the parent process.
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Thanks for your thoughts,
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Dick Watson
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#: 20514 S1/General Interest
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03-Nov-94 11:13:35
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Sb: #20508-Any suggestions?
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Fm: Pete Lyall 76703,4230
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To: Dick Watson 71320,2340 (X)
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I believe so, by B09 is not my strong suit (I'm a C geek). I believe that
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between using the SYSTEM() calls and a subroutine called 'syscall' you should
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be able to do most of what you need.
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You may find data modules a bit easier.
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Pete
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#: 20511 S1/General Interest
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02-Nov-94 19:59:15
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Sb: #20493-Any suggestions?
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Fm: Dick Watson 71320,2340
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To: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203 (X)
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Well, I didn't exactly want to know what ADDR() returned. This I pretty much
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knew. What I wanted to know is what did the structure stored at that location
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look like. (Didn't TRS-80 BASIC store a DIM out there too? That's what I was
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wondering...) What I've learned is that if I want some other module to be able
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to look at a string safely, I have to somehow get it both ADDR(mystring$) and
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SIZE(mystring$) so that I know where to poke about and where not to.
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Whole reason to know this was that I'd like to be able to implement an
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inter-process communications scheme for passing vlidated messages recieved in
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realtime to a lower priority process that breaks them back and can queue them.
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I still don't know a good way to do this. The LOADed data module seems like
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one way, but the complications to doing this without ASM are not clear. Using
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pipes may also be a way, but what would this look like from a B09 code/shell
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procedure point of view?
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Thanks for continued thought stream! My system hardware should be here in a
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few weeks so these will no longer be academic issues!
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#: 20517 S1/General Interest
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03-Nov-94 23:15:54
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Sb: #Help
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Fm: Boisy G. Pitre 74464,3005
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To: all
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I'm in the process of uploading UUCPbb 2.1, and I seem to have run out of space
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to upload the rest of the package. Can the SYSOP (whoever that may be)
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allocate more space for the 2 extra files I need to complete the submission?
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There is 1 Reply.
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#: 20518 S1/General Interest
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04-Nov-94 07:18:12
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Sb: #20517-Help
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Fm: Steve Wegert 76703,4255
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To: Boisy G. Pitre 74464,3005 (X)
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Boisy,
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Wayne Day, Mike Ward, Bill Dickhaus and I try to keep things in order around
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these parts. Pete Lyall and Kevin Darling along with Mark Griffith are also
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still on the rolls ... so there's plenty of help around.
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I've made some room available and I've asked Mike to work his magic as well, so
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more space should be showing up soon.
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Thanks for the heads up!
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*- Steve -*
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#: 20533 S1/General Interest
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07-Nov-94 21:25:22
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Sb: #Info On SCulptor
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Fm: Peter Baxter 74650,2522
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To: 70310,317
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Are Sculptor OS9/68K development versions (w/ manuals) still available ?
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I am interested in a DBMS for OS-9.
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Thanks for the bargain ??
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Peter C. Baxter
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#: 20538 S1/General Interest
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10-Nov-94 03:39:38
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Sb: #20533-Info On SCulptor
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Fm: Ed Gresick 76576,3312
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To: Peter Baxter 74650,2522
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Sculptor 4GL + SQL OS9/68k development/runtime systems are very much
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available and fully supported. The current version is 2.4.
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I believe Peripheral Technology still has several copies of the older
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version (1.16) available at an almost give away price. These include
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manuals but are unsupported. Call either Carol or Fred at 404-973-2156
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for further info.
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If you want further information for the current version send me E-Mail
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or call me.
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Ed Gresick - DELMAR CO 302-378-2555 FAX 302-378-2556
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Internet 76576.3312@compuserve.com or edelmar@delphi.com
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#: 20541 S5/OS9 Users Group
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10-Nov-94 12:34:23
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Sb: Device Driver Help Neede
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Fm: David M. Horn 73260,242
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To: Peter Baxter 74650,2522
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Microware has a full NFS package that sits on top of
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their InterNet Support Package. Does this meet your
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needs?
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David Horn
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#: 20522 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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05-Nov-94 10:20:56
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Sb: #20501-#CoCo Comment&?
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Fm: David Breeding 72330,2051
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To: STEVE SANDISH 70712,2447 (X)
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> David - The big execution directory is the problem. For example Home
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> Publisher is stuck with all the clipart in the execution directory. It
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Umm, yes! I never used Home Publisher, but I did read in MOTD several years
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ago in an article where someone attempted to install it on a HD. He seemed to
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be constantly encountering problems. IS is hardcoded to /dd/CMDS? if not, you
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might put them in a seperate directory. Then you could set up a procedure file
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to "chx","chd", and whatever needed, and finally executes the Home Publisher
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program.
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> takes for ever to scrough. It would be neat to have it copy all HP to a
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> Ramdisk and switch execution directories through a progrm hooked to an
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If an alternate cmds directory can be used, this could be accomplished in the
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procedure file. (You could generate the copy commands with "dsave <???> >
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procfile".
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> icon. Data Windows would be similar. Utilities would be another directory.
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Utilities? You mean the general utilities, like ident, etc? I'd say these
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should be in /dd/CMDS. If any of these were called by HP, or any other app,
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and you had "chx"ed, then you would have to have copies of these in the
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alternate directory. Note that the shell+ "path" cmd does not carry down into
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programs called by shell.
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-- David Breeding --
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CompuServe : 72330,2051
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Delphi : DBREEDING
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*** Sent via CoCo-InfoXpress V1.01 ***
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^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^
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#: 20528 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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07-Nov-94 17:48:03
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Sb: #20522-CoCo Comment&?
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Fm: STEVE SANDISH 70712,2447
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To: David Breeding 72330,2051 (X)
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Thanks for the reply David. It seems that what I'm looking for is the procedure
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file to chx and chd. I understand what you are saying about the utilities. I
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was thinking more of things such as patch or repack. Probably more appropriate
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would be a games exec. dir so I dont have to scroll through Mickey & Donald &
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soforth. Guess I'll just have to roll the dice and try it. Fouling up the hard
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disk structure is an abhorant thought.
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#: 20510 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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02-Nov-94 19:33:27
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Sb: #20504-#Basic09 "BUG"
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Fm: Kevin Darling 76703,4227
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To: Rogelio Perea 72056,1204 (X)
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Probably the best way is to turn off echo, but a quick fix for your routine
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would be to check for the ENTER key:
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PROCEDURE Program
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DIM userinput:STRING[1]
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REPEAT
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GET #0,userinput
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IF userinput<>"y" OR userinput<>"n" THEN
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IF userinput<>CHR$(13) THEN
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SHELL "display 07 08 20 08"
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ENDIF
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ENDIF
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UNTIL userinput="y" OR userinput="n"
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END
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kev
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#: 20515 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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03-Nov-94 17:45:30
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Sb: #20510-Basic09 "BUG"
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Fm: Rogelio Perea 72056,1204
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To: Kevin Darling 76703,4227 (X)
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Thanks Kevin, I will try. It seems I tried something like that but must have
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been doin' somethin' wrong.... maybe it is that I have lo "unlearn" what I
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learned when using RSDOS to learn BASIC09!!..
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Rogelio
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#: 20509 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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02-Nov-94 11:28:57
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Sb: #Basic09 Tour Guide
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Fm: Rogelio Perea 72056,1204
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To: ALL
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I must say that Dale L. Puckett's Official Basic09 Tour Guide is one of the
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best books available for the Color Computer. After reading it and trying out
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the examples I came across several "bugs" which I will outline here, maybe I am
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doing something wrong on my end so I would like your comments:
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On page 89 there's a procedure called "echoforawhile":
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PROCEDURE echoforawhile
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DIM char:BYTE
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LOOP
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GET #0,char
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EXITIF ASC(char)=$1B (* ESCAPE *)
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PRINT "Don't frown, you told me to ESCAPE."
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ENDEXIT
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PUT #1,char
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ENDLOOP
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END
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here, char is declared as BYTE, but ASC evaluates STRINGs, so the CoCo reports
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an error; I had to use EXITIF ASC(STR$(char))=$1B to use the procedure. Also,
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it seems that $1B is not evaluated at all.
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Turning to page 90, let us examine the procedure "exitgracefully":
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PROCEDURE exitgracefully
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DIM num,val,minimum:INTEGER
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num:=100 \ minimum:=-10
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REPEAT
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num:=num-1
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EXITIF num<0 THEN
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PRINT "Error - You can't take the square";
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PRINT "root of a negative number!"
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ENDEXIT
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val:=val+SQRT(num)
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UNTIL num < minimum
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END
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the problem I found here is that "val" is a reserved word, so to get this
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procedure working I had to change the variables's name to "value".
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Going over to page 95, my CoCo III busts out with:
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PROCEDURE positiontest
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DIM yes:BOOLEAN
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yes:=TRUE
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WHILE yes DO
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PRINT "OK";
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yes:=POS x 50
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ENDWHILE
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END
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the sixth line has an error, it should read --> yes:=POS<50
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Pages 100 and 101 have a procedure called "dayofweek" showing how to use the ON
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... GOSUB control structure:
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PROECDURE dayofweek
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DIM day:INTEGER
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day:=1+INT(RND(6))
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ON day GOSUB 10,20,30,40,50,60,70
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10 PRINT "Sunday" / RETURN
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20 PRINT "Monday" / RETURN
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30 PRINT "Tuesday" / RETURN
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40 PRINT "Wednesday" / RETURN
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50 PRINT "Thursday" / RETURN
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60 PRINT "Friday" / RETURN
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70 PRINT "Saturday" / RETURN
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well, all those slashes are backwards!!. To get it right I had to replace them
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it the "inverse backslash" --> \
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I'm almost through with this, so moving to page 119:
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PROCEDURE makefile
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TYPE inventory_item=name:STRING[25];list,cost:REAL;qty:INTEGER
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DIM inventory_array(100):inventory_item
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DIM work_record:inventory_item
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DIM path,counter:BYTE
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CREATE #path,"inventory"
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work_record.name:=""
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work_record.list:=0.
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work_record.cost:=0.
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work_record.qty:=0
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FOR counter:=1 to 100
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PUT #path,work_record
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NEXT counter
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END
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my CoCo gives an error when DIMensioning counter as BYTE, but changing that to
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DIM counter:INTEGER fixed things up. And to finish this up there's only one
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more typo on page 136 with the AUTOMULT procedure. It seems that when printing
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this page of the book a carriage return was overlooked and the procedure
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PRINTANSWER began where AUTOMULT ended. Both work OK but as typed the
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procedures can cause some confusion to the untrained eye.
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There they are. Am I correct in assuming these could be described as bugs or
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did I slip somewhere in the programs?. I haven't seen anywhere any information
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on corrections to this book so all comments will be greatly appreciated...
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Rogelio Perea
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#: 20512 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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02-Nov-94 20:18:16
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Sb: #20509-#Basic09 Tour Guide
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Fm: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203
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To: Rogelio Perea 72056,1204 (X)
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I haven't looked at that book for years...and I never did type in all the
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examples. Looks like you have found some typos.
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In echoforawhile, you can leave 'char' as a BYTE, if you change the test line
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to:
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EXITIF char=$1B THEN (* ESCAPE *)
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To really get it to work, you'll have to zap out the EOF value in the path
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descriptor.
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In makefile, all loop counters in for/next have to REAL or INTEGER.
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Looks like someone decided to 'clean up' the code before it was printed.
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If memory serves, the source for the finance program is in one of the libraries
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here.
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#: 20516 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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03-Nov-94 17:47:57
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Sb: #20512-Basic09 Tour Guide
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Fm: Rogelio Perea 72056,1204
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To: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203 (X)
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There's one more thing that slipped my mind also, in the Blackjack programs, I
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think one of the called procedures in one of the modules is missing. I do not
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recall right this minute which one is... would it be helpful to compile the
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bugs into a file as to distribute it here and in other BBS 'round the country?
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Rogelio
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#: 20526 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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07-Nov-94 01:38:58
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Sb: #COMM4.AR
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Fm: Brother Jeremy, CSJW 76477,142
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To: Sysop (X)
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Dear Sysop: At one time there was a file in DL10 called COMM4.AR. It was about
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using the COMM4 board under Level 2. Is that file still available in offline
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storage, and if so could it be placed on line so that I may download it? With
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all best wishes, Brother Jeremy, CSJW
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#: 20527 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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07-Nov-94 04:14:09
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Sb: #20526-COMM4.AR
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Fm: Mike Ward 76703,2013
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To: Brother Jeremy, CSJW 76477,142 (X)
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I checked what offline archives I have and came up empty on COMM4.AR
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Best,
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Mike
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#: 20544 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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10-Nov-94 16:28:13
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Sb: #20526-#COMM4.AR
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Fm: Bill Dickhaus 70325,523
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To: Brother Jeremy, CSJW 76477,142 (X)
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Brother Jeremy,
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I found a copy of comm4.ar in my archives, and have passed it on to Mike Ward
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to put back into LIB 10. I have a COMM4, and don't remember doing the address
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hack that's described in the file, though it might have been done already.
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#: 20548 S10/OS9/6809 (CoCo)
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12-Nov-94 02:32:03
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Sb: #20544-COMM4.AR
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Fm: Brother Jeremy, CSJW 76477,142
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To: Bill Dickhaus 70325,523 (X)
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Dear Bill: Thank you for your help. If you ever decide to sell the COMM4, or
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if you know of someone who might have one, please let me know. With all best
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wishes,
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Brother Jeremy, CSJW
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#: 20536 S11/OS9/6809 (Non-CoCo)
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09-Nov-94 01:38:50
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Sb: sp9000 and os9
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Fm: william blaylock 75201,2372
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To: all
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Is there any possibility that anyone still supports os9 on the cbm machines (I
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have an old sp9000 I am in the process of getting out of moth balls... the
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machine works, many of the disks are gone/dead, and some of the manuals are in
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less than good shape <G>)
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THANKS in advance!
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at 00:17:03 on Wed 11-09-94 W. A. Blaylock 75201,2372 thunked it!
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in Salt Lake, Utah, USA *BB*
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#: 20524 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
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05-Nov-94 23:32:48
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Sb: #20271-#CD ROM DRIVES
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Fm: Peter Baxter 74650,2522
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To: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203 (X)
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Mr. van der Poel -
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I am interested in the "file manager" part of your CD ROM project. Would you
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know where one could find a complete file manager and device driver (w/ source)
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for a SCSI-I/II, prefer NCR 53C710-based ?
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Any/all leads greatly appreciated.
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Peter Baxter
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#: 20529 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
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07-Nov-94 18:07:06
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Sb: #20524-#CD ROM DRIVES
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Fm: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203
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To: Peter Baxter 74650,2522 (X)
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Peter, Sorry if some earlier messages misled you. I'm not writing a CD ROM
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driver set. I'd like one... Carl Krieder has written a series of utilities
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which work on the mm/1 which read CDROMS. They should work on other scsi
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systems too (however, I tried them on my mvme 147s and they didn't). You might
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want to contact Carl to get more information. I believe he was planning on
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writing a file manager (the guts for the manager are all embedded in the
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utilities right now). Don't know what the status is. I do know that several
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folks are reading CDS on the mm/1 right now. I have a drive and mm/1...however,
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I have to take things apart to add in another scsi port and just haven't felt
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like it. Maybe this week.
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BTW, Carl's CIS ID is 71076,76; however it doesn't appear that he is checking
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in too often here. Don't know if he has an internet address?
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Hope this helps.
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Bob.
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There is 1 Reply.
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#: 20530 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
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07-Nov-94 21:12:28
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Sb: #20529-CD ROM DRIVES
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Fm: Peter Baxter 74650,2522
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To: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203 (X)
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Bob -
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Thabks for the info. I have written a SCSI target device driver that makes OS-9
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on an Omnibyte Taurus or Synergy SV420 (both 68040s) look like a tape or a disk
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drive. Had lots of fun, but now I'm looking for a SCSI host device driver. If
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you come across anything, I greatly appreciate it. I will email Carl.
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Again, thanks,
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Peter
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#: 20531 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
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07-Nov-94 21:17:30
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Sb: #Device Driver Help Neede
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Fm: Peter Baxter 74650,2522
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To: All
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Looking for source for an OS-9 device driver and file manager. I have a custom
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app. where I need o convince NFS that I have a directory/file structure. Any
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leads on where I could find a complete sample ? Does Microware have such a
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thing ?
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All help appreciated,
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Peter C. Baxter
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There is 1 Reply.
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#: 20539 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
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10-Nov-94 08:57:07
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Sb: #20531-#Device Driver Help Neede
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Fm: Kevin Darling 76703,4227
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To: Peter Baxter 74650,2522
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Peter,
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Yes, you should call Microware and order "OS-9 Insights", a book which has
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sample file managers in C and some driver samples.
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Another book to get is "The OS-9 Guru, Part 1", which you can get here in the
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states from Windsor Systems, I believe. Someone online can post the address
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(I've been looking for that address, too!)
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kev
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There are 2 Replies.
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#: 20540 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
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10-Nov-94 12:33:52
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Sb: #20539-Device Driver Help Neede
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Fm: David M. Horn 73260,242
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To: Kevin Darling 76703,4227
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Windsor Systems can be reached at (502)425-9560.
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I have a copy of "OS-9 Guru" and it seems to be a very
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good book at a more reasonable price than Microware's.
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#: 20546 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
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11-Nov-94 06:38:08
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Sb: #20539-Device Driver Help Neede
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Fm: Bill Dickhaus 70325,523
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To: Kevin Darling 76703,4227
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Kevin,
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Windsor Systems info is in version 13 of OS9FAQ, which hasn't found its way
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into our libraries yet, but is on chestnut in /incoming (they haven't gotten
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around to it yet, either). Right out of the FAQ:
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[20]-------------------
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Steven Weller
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Windsor Systems
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2407 Lime Kiln Ln
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Louisville, KY 40222
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502-425-9560
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502-426-3944 fax
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stevenw@coplex.com
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steve@barefoot.com
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sweller@aol.com
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http://iglou.com/~stevenw/windsorhome.html
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More than you probably wanted to know! :-)
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-Bill-
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