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From: TGJ@UKHOUO.PRIME.COM (Terry Jeffery International Product Support Group)
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Subject: RE: (BIFF) Teletext
Date: 10 Sep 92 14:33:55 GMT
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As this Company lives very close to me I gave them a ring

They have various models of Teletext adapters for Amiga ST and PC's

They have models that work with European TV as well as UK in both UHF and
VHF

Microtext
7 Birdlip Close
Horndean
Portsmouth
Hants

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From:         EBRUC@CATGSG.DNET.HAC.COM
Subject: Re: C compilers

Kevin writes:
>        At Wuarchive I found gcc.21-920420 and gccg++1.40-920127.  The are
>supposedly C and C++ respectively, which one of these do you have?

From wuarchive.wustl.edu I have gcc222.lha located in:

  /systems/amiga/incoming/devel

it also contains:

  gcc222-fix1.lha

also in:

  /mirrors/amiga.physik.unizh.ch/amiga/devel

can be found:

  gcc222-fix1.lha
  gcc222-fix2.lha
  gcctools-920420.lha

Ed
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From:         Calvin Chu <ngk@EAGLE.TC.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: A4000 and A1200 (!!)

>   Understand before you flame, grasshopper.
>   Workbench 2.1 has several improvements over Workbench 2.04. It is the
> normal upgrade you generally see from any Operating System. It does not
>require a new ROM(s). Kickstart 37.xxx (Workbench 2.1) does not support the
>new AGA chips.
>   Workbench 3.0 is essentially Workbench 2.1 with AGA compatability full
                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

So why the descrepency between the versions 2.1 and 3.0? If Commodore issues
3.0 which is essentially the same except for a ew things, it shuldn't be
3.0, it shouldn't be an integral release at all.. I consider a release
2.0 against 1.3, for example, to have enough improvement to deserve it's
integral rating.  However, what does 3.0 have OS-wise that is incredible
enough to give it a 3.0 rating? Frankly, other than the AGA, I don't think
too much work was done to give the OS itself a boost.
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From:         "David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech." <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      Re: Cheap memory

On Thu, 10 Sep 1992 09:08:14, Daniel Roman <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM> writes:

> Dave, I got the file and took a look at it, unfortunitely I don't have
> the facilities to easily make the circuit board (and those kits for
> making boards from Radio Shack don't work real good).  There are just
> too many connections for me to consider wire wrapping it (especially
> since it has to fit in the 1000's case).  It looks like something I
> could use but unless I could buy a blank board I think I'll pass.  It
> just so happens I have about 60 SIPP modules which might work with it
> (the 256Kx9 type).  Oh well.
>
> I'll keep looking for someone who wants to sell an expansion in the
> meantime, but I think I use this project only as a last resort.  Let me
> know how it works out for you.

I agree about making the board as described in the article. The other
possibility (which is what I am going to try) is to use strip board.
A LOT of the connections (like the busses) are straight through and go
to all the memory chips. This would be quite easy on strip board. I have
a Phoenix A1000, and already have a Vortex ATonce-Plus PC emulator
plugged into the 68000 socket, so I didn't want to use their board anyway.
I'm in the middle of a thesis at the moment, so I won't get a chance to
try it for a few months, but when I do, I'll let everyone know how it
went.

Cheers

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Subject:      Re: zmodem for vax

Rabid Spinach - you said you'd send me SZ, can you do that soon?
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From:         Rick Tait <rickt@TCOM.STC.CO.UK>
Subject:      Amigas in general...

Derryck,

I was wondering - do you use WordWorth at all? I have had extreme
difficulties in using it properly on my hard disk. I have installed it
correctly - using the supplied installation program, but it just
doesn't seem to want to work. I think it may be assigns or something.

Also, do you have any idea how I might be able to get large (ie > 720k)
files which I have ftp'd onto my Amiga? At the moment, I am using
my Sparc IPX to put them onto PC formatted floppies, and then using
CrossDOS on my Amiga to copy them onto my HD. Any ideas? I would
specifically like to get gcc up and running, but those files are some
1 MB long. I assume I would have to use some kind of file split
program.

Anyway, thanks in advance,

---
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From:         Daniel Joseph Oak <jonin@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      please sign me up. :)

Jonin@netcom.com

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Subject:      BASIC PACKAGE

Please send basic package somehow I think I got one but was lost in the mainfra
me
John
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From:         BURTON@IPFWCVAX.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A4000 and A1200 (!!)

my guess is that the ramona is the next generation ramsey.
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From:         Fernando da Silveira Montenegro <silveira@INF.UFRGS.BR>
Subject:      SAS/C 6.0

Hi!
Does anybody know how I can get in touch with SAS Institute thorugh
the Internet? I'm a registered user for SAS/C 5.10 and I want to
upgrade to 6.0. Since I live in Brazil, I guess it'll be a bit harder
than usual.

Thanks!!!

PS: If there is one place in the world I'd like to be this weekend, it is
Pasadena...

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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Bitftp and large files

Has anyone received large (1.5M) files from bitftp (NOT uuencoded)?  I heard
that the file is broken into smaller pieces and sent that way.  IS this true?
If so, what size "pieces" are they broken into.  Also, how would you append
the pieces together?
                                                        Kevin Shafer
                                                        91016@tayloru
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From: cs902125@ariel.yorku.ca (SHUK C YIP)
Subject: Re: Pipes in AmigaDos
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Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1992 03:50:29 GMT

In article <MAILQUEUE-101.920915122843.480@d315ase.avlabs.mdc.com> JFUSCO@IATS.AVLABS.MDC.COM (John Fusco) writes:
>I have a feeling I know the answer to this one but I'll ask it
>anyway.  Can someone explain to me if and how pipes are implemented in
>AmigaDos.  For instance in Unix (and MSDOS!) I can type "dir | sort"
>pipe the output of "dir" to the "sort" utility.  Can I do something
>like this in AmigaDos without resorting to using another shell?
>
>The only thing I see that's close in newshell is the screwy PIPE:
>device, which I don't care for.
>

Yes, you just need to D/L the PD program named PIP20.LZH. It works as
you wanted.
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From:         Salam Horani <SCP3012@SAKAAU03.BITNET>
Subject:      AMIGA-related lists on BITNET (Don't try to sub.)

Hi Amigans,

>>>>>>>>>>> HERE IS THE SUBJECT:

+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+
                   List of AMIGA-related lists on BITNET
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Net-wide ID  Full address      List title
-----------  ------------      ----------
'I-AMIGA'  I-AMIGA@UIUCVMD    Archive of I-AMIGA at UIUCVMD (Don't try to sub.)
AMI-HARD   AMI-HARD@UMAINECS  Re-distribution of Comp.sys.amiga.hardware
AMI-TECH   AMI-TECH@UMAINECS  Re-distribution of Comp.sys.amiga.tech group
AMIGA-A    AMIGA-A@FINHUTC    Amiga filelist archives (Don't try to sub.)
AMIGA-D    AMIGA-D@FINHUTC    Digests of Comp.Sys.Amiga (Moderated)
AMIGA-S    AMIGA-S@FINHUTC    Sources & Binaries for Amiga (Moderated)
AMIGA-TR   AMIGA-TR@TREARN    Turk Amiga'cilar listesi...
AMIGAHAR   AMIGAHAR@DEARN     AMIGAGHAR   COMP.SYS.AMIGA.HARDWARE redist.
AREXX-L    AREXX-L@UCF1VM     Amiga REXX Discussion List
CSAMIGA    CSAMIGA@DEARN      CSAMIGA COMP.SYS.AMIGA.TECH redist.
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           I-AMIGA@RUTVM1     (Peered) Info-Amiga List
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<<<<<<<<<<< AND HERE ARE MY INQUIRIES:

1) What does "(Don't try to sub.)" in the title of some of the lists
   above mean ?
2) Does it mean that they ARE LISTS, but we CANNOT subscribe to them ?
3) If so, then what are they for ?

ANY IDEAS ?!!

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From:         STU_MOST@HROVX1.HRO.NL
Subject:      VIC-20

VIC International

can't you forget the good old commodore VIC-20.

        NEITHER CAN WE!!!

So now join VIC Ingernational,probably the only vic-club in the world.
The purpose of VIC International is to bring VIC-owners in the whole world
in contact.

Futher we want to exchange knowledge and software.

For the contribution of $3.- you will receive an annual issue of newsletter
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For further info write to:

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From:         oflynn_p@CSVAX1.UCC.IE
Subject:      Wanted: 2090 or 2090a controller.

        Dear all,

        Has anyone got one of the HD controllers mentioned? If so, please write
to me at:

        oflynn_p@CSVAX1.UCC.IE

        Thanx a lot.
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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 03:02:34 +1000
From:         "M.C. FREDDY !!" <CSC9017984R@LUST1.LATROBE.EDU.AU>
Subject: Re: C compilers

>I'm using Gcc 2.2.2 and like it.  With switches it supports ANSI C, Gnu C, and
>        .....
>There may still be an earlier version around that is smaller (it doesn't
 include
>C++ support), but I had a difficult time installing it because of the
>instructions that came with it.  Gcc v2.2.2 was much easier to install.
>Ed

Is it true you need to get hold of the standard C libraries to be able to use
this, or is EVERYTHING included in the archive.... because I read that it
had everything Except the standard libraries [like stdio.h which is quite
important isnt it!!?] which were copyright and you had to buy yourself???!!

Thanx...!

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From:         Tom Maes <tmaes@VNET3.VUB.AC.BE>
Subject:      Re: NOT about the A4000

Dan Roman wrote:

>Does anyone have any real knowledge that the A4000 actually exists?  I
>sincerely doubt it and I think rumor mongers are confusing the 3000T
>with the 68040 and new chipset for a 4000.  The 3000T with a 68040 has
>already been announced by Commodore, my _guess_ would be that at WOC you
>will see a new chipset and/or video board(s) as well as additional
>peripherals, the A600, and a minor update to 2.0 (2.1).
>
>We'll see, when IS WOC BTW?
>--
I think WOC means World of Commodore. The A3000T with 68040 has indeed
been announced by Commodore, there's even an advertisement for it in the
latest issue of Amiga World. But I also heard that Commodore has confirmed
the existence of the A4000, promising that it will be released during this
month. Meanwhile, a German magazine (inventively called Amiga Magazine) has
promised to uncover all the facts about the new machine in their October
issue, which comes out on the 16th of September (by now, I'm practically
sleeping in front of the newsstand ;-). I'll bring you the details as soon
as I have them.
I'm very curious about the new Amiga because I'm dying to upgrade to some-
thing more powerful. Somebody told me the price of the A3000 series will
halve after the release of the 4000...
Well, that's my contribution to the rumor mill :^>



-=  Tom Maes                      "Reality is no obstacle!"
-=  tmaes@vnet3.vub.ac.be
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	Does anyone out there know if there is a hack / project to
	do teletext (the TV signal stuff) on the Amiga.  I have heard
	of the Atari ST doing it but have never heard of an Amiga project.


	Thanks.  (jwa@saturn.cs.swin.oz.au).
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Well!  I don't know why I've been such a dullard not to try it, but I have to
confess that Rico's suggestion to use Leave Out really does the trick.  It was
right there all the time!  Sort of what I expected, just not where I expected.

Thanks Rico.

Jim Loomis      LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET        607-274-3913
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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: C++ (?)

I remember seeing a C++ compiler at wuarchive, it has it's own subdir...the
file is huge, though
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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: C compilers

>Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1992 22:16:00 EST
>From: Owen <91016%TAYLORU.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu>
>Subject: RE: C compilers
>
>Sorry, I'm new to C...I need ANSI C.
>                                                        Kevin Shafer

Then you might want to check out PDC.  I have downloaded it, but I have
not had the chance to check it out.  Fish says it has many of the ANSI
C features, such as all the preprocessor and prototyping which ANSI C
requires.

Let us know how it fares for you.

-Lance
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From:         "David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech." <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      Re: C++ (?)

On Thu, 10 Sep 1992 21:46:00, WAREP%WABASH.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU writes

> Howdy,

g'day.

>         I was wondering if anyone out there new of *ANY* C++ oriented
> programs out there.

Yup. There's gcc, the gnu c++ compiler. It's available from wuarchive
in /systems/amiga/incoming/devel. Make sure you get the patch that goes
with it.

>  I am taking C++ in college and would really prefer working
> on my machine(as opposed to the I*M labs :-(  )

Good idea ;-)

>         Does such a monster exist?  If so what would the specs of it be?

I haven't used it yet (am about to install it), but I've heard that it
is very good. Word of warning: it's BIG. The archive is 3Meg. I believe
that you need 6Mb of hard disk + the size of the archive (i.e. at least
10Mb) to install it fully. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
The C= includes don't come with it (they're copyright!), so you'll have
to buy them from C=, or buy DICE, which comes with them (I think it's $50US).

> Thanks in advance,

you're welcome

> Phil Ware
> <WAREP@WABASH>


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From: overlord@megalith.miami.fl.us (Carlos Amezaga)
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Date: 8 Sep 92 02:33:13 EST
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Quoted from <...unknown> by         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET:
> >I get a TON of them per day.....and sick of em
> 
>         Don't tell me you're reading all of them?!?  (Just joking).  Seriously
> though, who/what is creating these and how do we stop it?
> 
>         ->dave

	I have sent two E-Mail messages to the Postmaster@bnr.co.uk and
in the two he has missed the point of my explination.  I have told him
that the above message is being sent to the Bit.listserv list exploder
and is effect is causing everyone on this mailing list to receive it as
well.  In both of them he refuses to take resposibilty for fixing this
problem.  So since in the last E-Mail he flatly refused to take care of
the problem, I E-Mailed the Postmaster@UUNET who will hopefully have more
clout than I.  I suggest that you folks also send Him E-Mail concerning
the above situation.  If He is indeed the caretaker of the machine
creating the daemon messages, then he should either terminate the daemon
or fix it so that it does not hit a list exploder again driving all of us
mad in the process.  If these messages are not stopped within 48 hours, I
will post The E-Mail he sent me so you folks can judge for yourselves.

	This situation can only get worse. Imagine if we got 30-40
messages like these.  We would not be able to participate in this mailing
list like it was meant to.  

Carlos
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	I live in Miami, FL which is close to the Cutler Ridge and
Homestead areas.  If you wish to contact someone you have been unable to
reach because of Hurricane Andrew send E-mail to
postmaster@megalith.miami.fl.us and I will try my best to reach them for
you.  Folks out there who are able, please donate to the American Red Cross
in anyway you can.  They are running low in Funds and this Hurricane is
only further draining their resoources.  There are many people here who
are in need of many common items.  Thank you and God Bless.
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Date:         Sat, 5 Sep 1992 23:28:03 EDT
From:         Cocteau <IBY141@URIACC.BITNET>

   Where can I find Term?  I've already checked archie with no luck..

Andrew
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