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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 22:59:00 EDT
From:         S72UWIL@TOWSONVX.BITNET
Subject:      Re: C++

    Lattice has a C++ compiler but it is an old version of C++ (1.0).
There is a company called Comeau Computing that has the latest port of
AT&T's CFront.  It requires SAS C as a back end but they plan on adding
support for Manx C and Dillon's DICE. (They may have support by now).
I think the price is $250.  If you want info contact Comeau:
    Comeau Computing
    91-34 120th St.
    Richmond Hill, NY  11418
    (718) 945-0009
    BIX: comeau
    CompuServe: 72331,3421
    Usenet: attmail.com!csanta!c++
This was mentioned in the October '91 AW Tech Journal (R.I.P.)
I don't have Comeau C++, but I was thinking of trying it.  I'd like to know
if anybody else has it.  If so what do you think?

Paul Wilson

S72UWIL@TOWSONVX.BITNET (I think!??)
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Subject:      Re: Amiga Network programs
              92

>
> What is a good program to use to network amiga's.  If would prefer to use the
> parallel port but can use the serial port.  I would like to be able to do
> file transfers and as much fancy network doings as possible.

On ab20 there are PARnet and SERnet. Hehe. Guess what they're for.  :)

> What do you suggest?  Have you used it before?  What were it's capabilities?
> How easy was it to install?  Does it work with WB2.0 and WB1.3?
> How much memory was required to use it?

I've never used any of those, but PARnet is well-known and I'm sure that
there's someone on the list who can tell you more about it.
I happen to possess a disk with PARnet and scripts for auto-installing the
networksoftware on the host and the client machine. Even better: the disk
mounts the client when you boot from it, so that you can boot from the disk
and then continue to work from the harddisk of the host.

If you would have problems installing PARnet, I'm always willing to upload the
disk to some FTP-server...

Happy networking!

Pres

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*                   (Pres, after having been logged in FAR too long)         *
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Date:         Fri, 10 Apr 1992 23:09:15 -0700
From:         stephen truxton <struxton@SCUENG.SCU.EDU>
Subject: Re: Lisp
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Hi!

You might want to think twice before bothering to download Dice...

After I downloaded it and read the README, I found out that I would
need a compiler to compile it before I could use it!  PLUS, I would
need to buy the includes, etc. from Commodore to make it useful!

----------------XX-------(snip here, complaint follows)------XX-----

A PD compiler that needs another compiler to compile it before I can
use it doesn
do me any good!

If I HAD access to a compiler, I wouldn't need a PD one! ;)

----------------xx-----------(complaint finished)-----------------XX

Anyways, it's late & I'm tired, stochastic processes AIN'T!

take care and God bless!

stephen truxton

struxton@scuacc.scu.edu
From: clare@nynexst.com (Clare Chu Ayala)
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Subject: Re: Cool demos
Date: 14 Apr 92 17:59:49 GMT
Organization: Nynex Science and Technology

In article <9204141124.AA15737@is1.vub.ac.be> "Evrard E." <eevrard@VUB.AC.BE> writes:
>>
>> Pres, I just checked incoming/amiga/DEMOS and saw none of the ones you listed,
>> any idea where they are?
>
>He, I thought that Hardwired was on ab20? Where did it go? Is there someone
>who knows where it can be found if it's not on ab20?
>
>(Kevin, you might have to resort to consulting the Archie database
>as described in the Amiga Startup file that was posted recently to this list)
>

  First of all, ab20 will go down April 27.  Secondly, there is a
  file in the root directory called FILES.Z

  It is a reverse chronological listing of files.  Download it first
  and then do

  uncompress FILES.Z

  egrep amiga FILES >FILES.amiga

  egrep DEMOS FILES.amiga | more

  You'll find Hardwired in the /incoming/amiga/DEMOS/PARTY91 directory.
  Odyssey is there also.

  For Eric Schwartz:
  egrep Eric FILES.amiga | more

  it is in /amiga/graphics/anims/Eric-Schwartz

  Have Fun, Clare

  p.s.  I heard that wuarchive will keep a mirror for ab20 for a
  short time.

  Clare
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From:         hh2nta@ORAC.SUNDP.AC.UK
Subject:      Re: My keyboard's falling and it....

>
> Help, last night my keyboard locked up on me and won't allow me
> to enter any text. The caps lock key is blinking like crazy too.
> Before this happened my monitor has been acting flakying for awhile.
> I'm sure the problem has nothing to do with the monitor, but I thought
> that I might state it. What could be the problema?

I had this problem a while ago, occuring intermittently. I discovered
no major fault, but it only seems to occur when I switch off and
switch on quickly. I suggest you leave your machine switched off
for 20 seconds or so before you switch on.

I've never had this problem since, and I'm sure it has nothing to
do with the monitor.

Nick Taylor,
hh2nta@orac.sundp.ac.uk
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From:         JIM PIERCE <JMPIERCE@USMCP6.BITNET>
Subject:      Leo Schwab re; Cool Demos

Uhm, I hate to disappoint, but Eric Schwartz and Leo Schwab are
two different Amiga animators. Leo does more screen hacks than
animations. Leo's latest project, that I know about, is 'Disney
Animation Studio.' It gives you the capability of cell-animations,
just like the old movie cartoons. Later, JimP.

* <JMPIERCE@USMCP6.BITNET> Jim Pierce; Bach. Sci. in Applied Computer Science
* USM Academic Computing on the Gulf Park Campus. Disclaimer: Standard.
* "Women are People, *not* property." me
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From:         Allen Wittenauer <CA2096@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      Woops...

Sorry, 'bout dat.  >blush<
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From:         JIM PIERCE <JMPIERCE@USMCP6.BITNET>
Subject:      Beetle Mouse re: A better C= mouse?

 Thanks SLH for the agreement about Beetle Mouse being comfortable.
I forgot to mention that it comes with a mouse pad. Actually, I tried
my Beetle Mouse with the other mouse pads I have and I found it works
best with the one that comes with it.

* <JMPIERCE@USMCP6.BITNET> Jim Pierce; Bach. Sci. in Applied Computer Science
* USM Academic Computing on the Gulf Park Campus. Disclaimer: Standard.
* "Women are People, *not* property." me
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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 18:28:47 -0400
From:         "Allen 'EC' Wittenauer (CIC)" <CA2096@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      Jerry Brown's "Town Meeting" on GEnie

 *** Reply to note of 04/02/92 09:12

 SEND BROWNRTC.TXT


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From:         "J.M." <IZIN@PLWRTU11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: ST-tracker format !

Odpowiada mi wszystko co opisuje format pliku.
Musze zrobic program muzyczny, niech wiec bedzie koompatybilny z czyms co
juz jest standardem. Jezeli masz ten opis na dysku - dobrze byloby, gdybym
mogl go skopiowac. Jezeli byloby to mozliwe, to przyslij mi informacje, gdzie
i kiedy ewentualnie moglibysmy sie spotkac. Dosyc czesto bywam w CO wiec
odpowiada mi kazdy termin, ale w poniedzialki i srody od 9.30 - odpowiadaloby
mi najbardziej.
   Jurek.
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 20:29:06 CST
From:         "Patrick Rogoschewsky" <ROGOSCHP@UREGINA1.BITNET>
Subject:      Amax compatibilty problems

I am trying to run the program Statistica under amax and am having problems.  I
cannot run the program under finder I have to run under multifinder to get the
program loaded.  However even when the program runs certain functions that I tr
y like transformations causes the program to hangup.  I don't know if it is the
 amaxes fault or if it is the programs.  I have vever had any compatibility pro
blems in the past even with programs as old as 1985.  This program is new and a
s far as I know does not hack the hardware so to speak but uses the roms for it
s operation.  I don't have a MMU but I have tried a variety of things like usin
g standard mac screens, turning down sound etc but nothing seems to help.  If a
nybody has gotten this program running or can offer any help I would love to he
ar from you.  Also if the problem is a memory problem how cheap can you get a 0
20 board with a mmu.
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From: ai182@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Wayne Draznin)
Subject: Re: MultiScan Monitors
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, (USA)
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 92 22:17:27 GMT


I've been real impressed with the Mitsubishi 16" Diamond Scan.
Nice feature -- you can get rid of the line bends at top of screen.

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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 18:22:00 LCL
From:         UB3G@DKAUNI2.BITNET
Subject:      3 questions

Hello Folks,
I have 3 questions that came to mind yesterday:

1) Sysinfo shows the following
   Start address   $200000
   End address     $3fe7ff
   Total size      1.7 MB

   Shouldn't that be 2.0 MB (or at least 1.9 MB) ?

2) Sysinfo 2.60 (and previous versions) noticed my hard-disk to
   run under FastFileSystem. (And this is RIGHT!)
   Sysinfo 2.62 noticed it to run under OldFileSystem. (Definitively
   WRONG!)
   Is it a bug in Sysinfo or what can it be?

3) I am interested in buying a A1300 Genlock in the USA. I know this
   version to be NTSC. Is there a possibility to get it run in PAL
   (some jumpers, a switch or (de-)soldering something)? Any hint?

Thanx in advance

Michael Zacherle
 (UB3G@DKAUNI2)
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Subject:      Re: My keyboard's falling and it....
              "CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.ED

>
> Help, last night my keyboard locked up on me and won't allow me
> to enter any text. The caps lock key is blinking like crazy too.
> Before this happened my monitor has been acting flakying for awhile.
> I'm sure the problem has nothing to do with the monitor, but I thought
> that I might state it. What could be the problema?

I had a problem like that too. The strangest thing about it was that
the error code given by the led was not always the same.

What had happened? A couple of the solderings from the pins of the
main keybd chip gave no good contact anymore and needed resoldering.

Lucky for me, a friend's friend's friend repaired it cheaply for me ($10!),
if I would have brought my machine to Commodore's despair center they
would have sold me a new keyboard and charged a lot of $$ for the repair...

They flashes of the capslock led can form different error-codes, these
indicate whether the keybd ram or the keybd rom is at fault. Maybe
someone on the list has the exact meanings at hand?

Hope your amiga will be cured soon!  :(

Pres


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Date:         Mon, 13 Apr 1992 15:36:00 EDT
From:         BARNETTJ@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Updating Aquarium

I am still confused on how to update the aquarium program.
1) What is the name of the SOURCE files for the update (is it fishcon?)?
2) Where do you get the update?
3) What program do you use to append these files to Aquarium?
4) How do you use this program?
Thanks!
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 12:12:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      RE: ECS or Deinterlacer?

        Definitely get the deinterlacer instead.  I have a 3000 and enjoy
the ECS 'extended capabilities'.  Basically, you don't have to buy it as
a 'set'.  What you should do is get a fatter (1mb) agnus and wb2.0.  Don't
bother getting the new Denise-- it is the one the article is talking about in
that it really doesn't add much at all.  Unless you do a lot of genlock work
it is NOT worth it (the new denise).  Save you money.  However, they
(amigaworld) are incorrect in implying the cost of the ECS is that of a
flicker fixer or FFV.  Save the $40-60 for the Denise chip, get the new
agnus-- it is well worth  the money.  The new denise does allow a flicker
free display but ONLY in productivity mode (which only allows 4colors) and
is not overly used.
        So the quote is basically true of the denise chip.  Get the new agnus
and a flicker fixer or FFV.  You, of course, would need a monitor that will
scan at least at 31KHz (a multi-sync would be best).  I personally have and
highly recomment panasonic's panasync 1381i.

        Feel free to ask any other questions you have.

        ->dave
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 16:56:46 EST
From:         DeadMan <A009@NMUMUS.BITNET>

   Is anyone interested in doing some software trading through
u.s. snail mail? I enjoy the net for downloading smaller files,
but at 1200 baud, the bigger files and crunched disks are impossible.
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From:         CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU
Subject:      Re: Mac emulators
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Thank you.
Carlos
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 11:13:44 -0500
From:         Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      Prowrite 3_2_3
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ProWrite 3.2.3 is out (patch files on ab20), and also get PWConvert which
is on ab20.  PWConvert is very nice, converts a lot of Amiga Word Processor
formats as well as Word Perfect.

Paul


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From: johnv@acix.DIALix.oz.au (John Verhoeven)
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Subject: Re:      Re: guru #'s RE: Problems with cold booting
Distribution: world
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Date: 9 Apr 92 15:38:51 WST
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In article <01GIEKZK6RBK8ZE3VD@TAYLORU> Kevin Shafer <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET> writes:
>Here's a more detail description of the guru's my friend (with the problems
>with his G.I. board) is getting:
>
>I found that I got
>different gurus.  At first I got the number #0000000B.00C01570 that I
>mentioned before.  I got that twice.  Then I got #00000003.00C047A6.  The last
>time I got #00000004.00C02672.  I think those are the only errors I got.
>Anyway, I haven't a clue what they mean.  Can anyone help?
>
>
>Does anyone know what these #'s stand for?
>                                                Kevin Shafer

Whats a G.I. board?  I must have missed that article.

Guru numbers of the form 80000000?.xxxxxxxx or 0000000?.xxxxxxxx are
processor exceptions, the number of the exception is usually the last 1
or two digits before the decimal point.

A processor exception is an action which has lead the CPU outside of the
normal instruction processing sequence.  This can be in response to a
instruction problem, going into Supervisor mode or other causes.

From the MC68000 16/32-Bit Microprocessor Reference Manual -:

Exception B - Line 1111 emulator - reserved for the 68020 & up to
                indicate coprocessor instructions

Exception 3 - Address Error - trying to access a long or word length
                value at an even address.  On the 68000 16 & 32 bit size
                data items must be aligned on even addresses

Exception 4 - Illegal instruction - trying to execute as an instruction
                a 16 bit word that does not map to a legal instruction.

--

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From:         "D.Lamptey" <co2dll@UK.AC.SHEFFIELD.SUNC>
Subject: Re: Stock market analyzer

There is a proggie on lancaster.pdsoft (in the U.K ) called Stockbroker.
I shall try and find it for ya.
If I do (soon-ish) shall i upload it to ab20, or post the uue-ed prog
to you...?

Derryck.
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Date:         Thu, 16 Apr 1992 14:33:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: MultiScan Monitors

        Not to be arguable but the overscan can ONLY be adjusted FROM
your amiga.  PC's use the same monitors and DON'T have the capacity for
overscan and yet fill the screen entirely.  With one of the black border
monitors you speak of (I have one) I can turn off overscan completely
and it WON'T affect the black boarder.  The vertical and horizontal size
adjust are NOT for overscan as PC's and Macs for which they are basically
made CAN NOT DO OVERSCAN without 3rd party devices.  This is one of the
many features of the amiga that is so attractive for video production.
The black boarder is a result minor differences between the pc signal
and amiga signal.  (Yes, they are both at 31KHz in non-interlaced).
Since the market is larger for the pc/mac market, the monitor manufacturers
cater to the pc/mac market.  The vertical and horizontal sizers are not
there for amiga users with their overscan.  Trust me.  I have talked to
engineers at mitsubishi (Diamondscan people) and panasonic as well as
numerous amiga gurus on the matter.  It is the reality.  Yes, I agree
that for presentation graphics it is unnaceptable.  However, for any
other use, it is okay.

BTW this is also why C= monitor works fine.  It is built to their specs
and thus is built for the amiga signal.  It is also a dual-sync monitor
(15 + 31KHz) as opposed to the others we have spoken of which are
multi-syncs.

        ->dave
From: pnordgre@HP.UWSUPER.EDU (Peter Nordgren)
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Date: 6 Apr 92 18:00:28 GMT
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Alas, I misplaced the address for Toaster-List--that's NewTek Video
Toaster discussion list.  I know it's at the University of Hawaii,
but that's all I remember.  Anybody got it?


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From:         "R.TAIT" <hh2rta@UK.AC.SUNDP.ORAC>
Subject: Re: Spreadsheet

>
>	I was wondering if anyone knew of any Pd or Shareware spreadsheet for
>	the Amiga.
>
>	Thanks in advance.
>
>	abak@catcc.bitnet

Get Analyze!
It offers full Lotus Compatibility, it IS commercial, but it is only the price
of Shareware anyway.

Rick Tait.
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