From: kjenks@gothamcity.jsc.nasa.gov
Subject: Re: Looking for some C-programs that were posted.
Originator: kjenks@gothamcity
Keywords: spell books
Organization: NASA/JSC/GM2, Space Shuttle Program Office
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 20:01:10 GMT

Since there's such interest, I'll re-post this.

I have put copies of my AD&D gem and jewelry determination
programs out for anonymous FTP:

  greyhawk.stanford.edu:D_D/incoming/jewelry.c
  greyhawk.stanford.edu:D_D/incoming/gems.c

(File references use the correct format for the "getit" program.)

I have also put copies of my AD&D (version 1, version 1 w/UA, and
version 2) spell book generation programs out for anonymous FTP:

  greyhawk.stanford.edu:D_D/incoming/adnd_spell_books.tar.Z

These are C programs which should compile on *ANY* decent computer.

If you don't have FTP access, e-mail me and I'll send you copies.
If there's enough response, I'll post the programs in full-text.

-- Ken Jenks, NASA/JSC/GM2, Space Shuttle Program Office
      kjenks@gothamcity.jsc.nasa.gov  (713) 483-4368

     "We choose to go to the moon not because it is easy,
      but because it is fun." 
	-- John F. Kennedy, as [mis]quoted by 
             Scott Brigham, scotbri@rosemount.com,
             in alt.folklore.urban

P.S.  Concerning Anonymous FTP, the FAQ says:

> Anonymous FTP archives can be accessed from Unix machines on the
> Internet by typing ftp <address>, where <address> is either an Internet
> address or a routing number. At the "Name:" prompt, type "anonymous";
> at the "Password:" prompt, type your userid or "guest" (or something
> equally thoughtful). For further information on ftp, check the
> documentation at your site or consult a local guru.
> 
> Users at non-Internet sites (especially those on BITNET/Netnorth/EARN)
> may want to try the BITNET FTP server at Princeton. To obtain
> directions on the use of the server, send a mail file containing the
> line
> 
> HELP
> 
> to BITFTP@PUCC.BITNET. An alternative is the ftpmail service at
> decwrl.dec.com.  Again send a message containing the one line
> 
> help
> 
> to ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com.

Also from the FAQ file:
> Name:           The ADnD ftp site at tybalt
> Address:        tybalt.caltech.edu  (131.215.139.100)
> Contact:        Gary `Lanz' Fuller <garyf@tybalt.caltech.edu>
> Info Updated:   25-Feb-1992
> Notes:          ADnD and compatible stuff, including versions of the infamous
>                 net.spellbook and net.priestbook. Pop submissions into this
>                 directory: ftp/pub/adnd/inbound.

(This is old data -- Tybalt is now defunct.)

> Name:           AD&D ftp and AFS site at Stanford
> Address:        greyhawk.stanford.edu (36.8.0.243)
> Contact:        Mark Steiglitz <steig@cs.stanford.edu>
> Info Updated:   16-Mar-1992
> Notes:          This site contains most of the organized AD&D-related material
>                 posted to rec.games.frp.  The files are stored either in their
>                 natural form or as tar archives.  The archive currently
>                 contains the UCR Guildsman, various versions of the net
>                 spellbooks, character sheets, and hex graph paper, Alpha's
>                 Spells, the Elf's Gamebook, the Net Monster Manual, the
>                 Penultimate MU Spell List, the Spell Description Language, and
>                 the WATSFIC Tournament.
> 
>                 ftp directory   /D_D
>                 incoming files: /D_D/incoming
> 
>                 The contents are also available on the worldwide AFS file
>                 system [AFS is the Andrew File System, if you don't know what
>                 it is, you probably can't use it. -LM].
>                 The files are stored here in their natural form.
> 
>                 AFS directory:  /afs/ir.stanford.edu/users/s/steig/D_D
>                 incoming files: /afs/ir.stanford.edu/users/s/steig/D_D/incoming
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