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From:         Charles McCreary <CHASMC@IUP.BITNET>
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>>
>>Is this the c or c++ compiler?
>>
>>                                        Kevin
>
>Both.  I have been using it for a C course I am taking at work and I am teachin
   g
>myself C++.  It has all the ANSI C include files and all the C++ include files.
>To use it as a C++ compiler you can use the following command line:
>
>  gcc -o executable source.cc -lg++
>
>remember to leave at least one space after the last '+' or CLI thinks you are
>continuing the command line.  Also notice that the file name has two c's in the
>extension.  There are at least two other methods to compile a C++ program.
>There is a AREXX script and a g++ command.
>
>Ed Bruce
>edward@hac2arpa.hac.com
Does this compiler include any facilities for creating amiga-specific objects?
That is to say, supposing I have the include files for 2.04, could I then create
in c++ window-objects etc. just like in Turbo c++ for peecee?
--Charles McCreary
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From:         Daniel Joseph Oak <jonin@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      Re: Amiga...Thumbs up (what is the magazines name?)
              "CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU" at Nov 16, 92 6:15 pm

> I noticed that a newstand magazine which focuses on Multi-media/DTP
> gave a thumbs up to the A4000. The same issue also gave kudos to
> Sunrize's sound board... YEAH... BTW... What do people think of
> Video Toaster Magazine? This magazine has really evolved! I just wish
> Amigaworld, and especially Amazing Computing looked so good. AmigaWorld's
> layout is OK, but WHY WHY WHY WHY doesn't Amazing Computing improve
> their layout design with some good quality AMIGA DTP??? Their covers
> are terrible... Why not hire the guy who ran AmigoTimes???
>
 What is the name of the magazine you saw this review in? and what issue?


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From:         Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>

mike, were you in PAL mode?  This could make a big difference.
                                                        Kevin
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From:         Jaroslaw Cora <cora@II.UJ.EDU.PL>
Subject:      RE: probs with WUSTL .DMS files
              92 6:22 pm

>
> I used to always have a file corrupt message for DMS's - but it always came
> just at the end -the disk should still work.  Don;t forget that many files
> you un'DMS will probably be NDOS - but will boot.

  I've tried to boot unDMSed disks and it gave me opportunity to get in
  touch with nice, red, blinking GURU!!!!!!!!!!!!

> The problem is something to do with your transfers adding a few bytes to the
> end. Zoo and Lha ignore these, but DMS doesn't.  I hope this is your problem
> since it isn't a problem at all :-)
>
  Great! We know what the problems is! But how to solve it? Any ideas?
                                                                   Saper
From: e91petmo@odalix.ida.liu.se (Peter //odin)
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Subject: Re: Coming to you live via my new Amiga 4000!
Date: 18 Nov 92 18:34:54 GMT
Organization: CIS Dept, Univ of Linkoping, Sweden

Arc Wave <arc@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU> writes:
>I have finally gotten most of my system installed on my new Amiga 4000.
>PC-Task screams now..hehehe... I am in most cases flicker-free and scan-
>line free mode all the time.  Man is this beast fast!

You know, I suddenly started to hate you.
-Yes, I have a 68K processor. Why do you ask?

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From: DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU (David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech.)
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Subject: Re: FATTER AGNUS
Date: 18 Nov 92 23:57:33 GMT
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Jimmy Malcolm Pierce <jmpierce@WHALE.ST.USM.EDU> writes:
> ORLOWSPS@PLSZUS11.BITNET writes:
> >there is no card with fatter agnus (nor AA) for this old stuff like A1000!
> >better sell this one and buy some better (e.g. A4000)!
>
>   There is a 1 meg Agnus board and a 2 meg Agnus board for the A1000 Amiga.
> They have been available for some *years* ! They are called Rejuvenator 1
> or Rejuvenator II.

Another option is the Phoenix A1000 motherboard. I have bought one of the
first ones, which was shipped with a 1MB agnus, but now they are available
with a 2MB agnus as an option. You also can get a SCSI interface, _memory
mapped_ 6888x coprocessor, multiple ROM sockets, etc as options. These options
are all on the motherboard, and just need to have the chips plugged in to
work. I have no affiliation with Phoenix microtechnologies, I'm just a
satisfied customer.

dave
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From:         Susan Lively <slively@LCCSD.SD.LOCUS.COM>
Subject:      Re: Prelude to the Commodore Classifieds #10 - 11-13-92
              Nov 13, 92 6:41 pm

I think that having the Classifieds in soft form would be
very useful to the C= community.  Especially since I have
been having a hard time getting stuff from my local
vendors.  Please!  If it is legal and possible to do,
please continue.

Susan
slively@locus.com
From: ai182@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Wayne Draznin)
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Subject: DPaint & disk corruption
Date: 21 Nov 1992 23:10:49 GMT
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For the last couple of years, we've experienced 
a rash of disk errors in conjunction with a dpaint
animation assignment.  The problems always seem to 
occur when saving large anim files to floppy; most
often it's track 880 which goes bad.  No other 
applications seem to result in this happening.

Has anyone else experienced this?  Does anyone have
an idea what might be causing it?

Wayne Draznin
Computer Arts Program Coordinator
Cleveland Institute of Art
ai182@po.cwru.edu
draznin@cwru.bitnet

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From:         "The Large Guy with Buckwheat's Hair." <LANDAS88@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Archivers ////

Date sent: 22-NOV-1992

> Hi... hikmet here ...
>  I 've started getting files from the FTPSITES but all the files
> are packed either with this or that archiver. My point is, where can
>I find these archivers,, DMS , LHA , etc.. Would anybody please tell
>me if they are found in these FTPSITES and where in them ??
>((unpacked, of course)).
>
>                               Best Rgds, Hikmet S. Ozkan
>                                  / Turkiye .................

Sounds, like you need a real quick lessson in how to use ARCHIE.........

Here goes...........

Archie is a database list of anonymous FTP servers and their contents.  You can
do a search for files such as LHARC, ZOO, etc.... I recommend LZ on one of the
FF disks..... IT does .lzh, and .lha files and is fast as heck with them. :>

To use archie........
  Telnet 128.6.18.15

login : archie

a prompt will appear.

ARCHIE> set search sub <RETURN>       This tells archie to look for substrings
  search set.                         of the file we will search for.
ARCHIE> prog <string(name)> <RETURN>  This tells archie to do a search for the
                                      string(name) we give it.

ex ARCHIE> prog .DMS will find all .DMS files in the database and then list out
the FTP cites that they exist on to you.  For more detailed information look in
the startup file given out on I-AMIGA BI-MONTHLY........
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 16:56:55 GMT
From:         NOTTINMR@IBM3090.COMPUTER-CENTRE.BIRMINGHAM.AC.UK
Subject:      problem with harddrive

Hi all,
       I have a problem which I hope you might be able to help me with.
 I have a hard  drive (made by Xetec), and its partioned into two, one
 small boot partition (4MB) and an FFS 69MB partition. This FFS partition
 has been currupted slightly  - when I try and access it I get a requestor
 saying "Not a DOS disk in unit 0". The obvious way out is reformat,
 and bad map/block the drive, but I haven't had time to back it up
 recently (I've a PhD to write....:-(). Even a dodgy solution which would
 allow be to back up some of the files before I reformat etc., would be
 very useful. So do you know of any program/method that would help me?

   Thanks in advance,
                     Matt Nottingham
From: cse_stu@memstvx1.memst.edu
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Subject: RE: HAM8 vs 24Bit
Date: 18 Nov 92 19:54:53 GMT
Organization: Memphis State University

>>A 736x483 pic has 355,488 pixels
>>A 1472x483 pic has 710,976 pixels
>>
>>As you can see the hires pics fall short on colors needed.
> 
> But generally speaking, almost never a normal image will have more than
> 10,000 or 12,000 colors, unless it is a "test pattern" or something, the
> image with more colors that I ever saw was one with 9,000. So, it fits
> nicely on the 256,000 limit.
> 
> -Alejandro
If you ask me C= should call HAM8 a compressed 24bit and they should claim how
they are the only computer company to have a computer that can view compressed
files directly through hardware. Then they should show how you have to pay
hundreds of dollars on the other computers to display compress pictures.
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Video Man
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From: KBELLVE@UMAB.BITNET (Karl Bellve)
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Date: 18 Nov 92 23:15:40 GMT
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yes their is a student discount. Order direct from SAS for 197.50 US dollars. I
 just ordered my today, 11/18.
Karl Bellve
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 10:42:23 GMT
From:         R.Tait@BNR.CO.UK
Subject:      Fonts

Hi,

Can anyone recommend a decent font for use as my system default text
font on an interlaced hi-res workbench? I have been using topaz 11
but it really is so goddamn bland. If anyone has a decent one, please
feel free to uuencode the appropriate files and mail them to me, or else
point me in the right direction!!

Cheers,                                                              __o
Rick                                                                 \<,
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From: jsmcgi01@ulkyvx.louisville.edu
Subject: Re:      A4000 - Compatibility
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 18:03:54 GMT
Organization: University of Louisville

I can't speak for WB 3.0 (only having a 2000  :-(, but I all I did to enable
Crossdos was to drop the PC1 icon (from DOSdrivers on the Extras disk) into the 
DEVS/DOSdrivers drawer.  This will automatically load CrossDos for df1:.  The
only thing I dislike is that there will be a PC1:?????? icon whenver a
non-IBM DOS disk is inserted into drive 1.
I put the PC1 icon in the Workbench window and double-click on it when I need
to read DOS files, for some reason, when PC1 is activated this way, it does not
bring up the PC1:?????? icon.

BTW, can PC-Task be made to use the 256 color VGA mode available in the AGA
chipset??  It would be *reall* nice to have a sofware only IBM 386/486 emulator
with VGA compatability for the AGA machines (4000, 1200, 2400, etc.)
James.
From: abs0@coos.dartmouth.edu (Kelvin Leung)
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Subject: Re: Wolf 3D for Amiga?
Date: 17 Nov 92 16:26:00 GMT
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH

STECY DUBE <dubes00@DMI.USHERB.CA> writes:

>Hi folks!

>Does someone know if Wolf 3D can be purchased for the Amiga?
>I saw it on an I*M garbage machine and I like the game...

>Thanks...

There's a new game coming out for the Amiga.  It is called "Legend of
Valour."  It uses the same 3-d technique as Wolf-3d.  Yet, it isn't 
an arcade game.  More like a D&D role-playing game.  Pretty cool though.
It runs *REALLY* fast on my 25Mhz 030 Amiga.

Yours Sincerely,
Kelvin
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From:         "Evrard E." <eevrard@VUB.AC.BE>
Subject:      Re: A4000 and GVP Series II
              at

> Does anybody know if the GVP Series II controller works with an A4000?

Maybe. but if I were you I would not buy one (but maybe you already have
it?)

I've just read an ad in Amiga Computing that says they will be selling
the SCSI II 32 bit controller for the A4000 from half november on.

Hip-hip-hurray! :-) Now when is this little jewel going to be on the
motherboard instead of that scary IDE interface?

Another thing I read in AC: up to 25 A1200-specific games may be released
before christmas. Say yeah! :-)

Pres

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From: jorngh@dhhalden.no (JORN GUNNAR HALONEN)
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Subject: Re: New Amigas ???
Date: 20 Nov 92 11:32:02 GMT
Organization: Ostfold College

>>
>>A few days ago I spoke to a dealer in Vienna, Austria, who said, that there
>>are at least two more new Amigas comming around March '93. One of them is
>>supposed to have a 68040 at 50 MHz and a 8 times faster blitter, all the
>>chips should be 32 bit (the A4000 does have only some 32 bit chips, all
>>other are 16 bit), plus some more enhancements.
>>

I doubt that Motorola will have a 50 MHz '040 ready for the masses
by March '93. The *40 MHz* version is not available as today.

Dunno about the other stuff ... new chips will come, but when ?

>>--
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>>Ljubljanska 19/B                Phone:  +38 62 38228
>>62000 Maribor, Slovenia         -*- Good, better, ... Amiga!!! -*-

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From: rfentima@ub.d.umn.edu (Robert Fentiman)
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Subject: Re: Hard Wired/DMS problem
Date: 16 Nov 1992 16:59:13 -0600
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In article <01GR7RBGG09K8Y5D8X@TAYLORU> Owen <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET> writes:
>I've gotton the same fatel error message on almost every DMS demo I've gotten.
> So I don't think that error is causing your problem.  Are you in PAL when
>loading the demo?
>                                                                Kevin


I have this same problem as well (if you mean that you get this fatal
error message when writing track 79, somthing like a Header
Identification error).  Ever time I got this error, I tried out the disk
and it worked fine.  It may have been archived under an earlier (or
perhaps newer, if ther is one after 1.11), thus causing the problem.

	Thanks
	Robert Fentiman

UseNet: rfentima@ub.d.umn.edu
At: University of Minnesota, Duluth

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From:         Milamber <MLELIAS@MIAVX2.BITNET>
Subject:      What is the 1200's cpu?

        Hi all,

        The subject says it all.  I currently own an A500, but am thinking
about upgrading for the higher colors and res's.  but I do NOT want all
the slow performance of my 500 with all the &^%&@ 800....03 crashes that
go with it.

        And speaking of those crashes, didn't I recently hear about a
patch that was supposed to fix that problem for 68000's running 2.0?

                thanx,


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From:         Tech Duinn <WAREP@WABASH.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: "new" Mac revisions

Even with the powerPC processors, the discussions were the of the revisions
of the System7 maciontosh software.

Phil
WAREP@WABASH
From: dsr@lns598.tn.cornell.edu (Daniel S. Riley)
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Subject: Re:      commodore display board
Date: 21 Nov 1992 10:39:39 -0500
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Charles McCreary <CHASMC@IUP.BITNET> writes:
>I was reading Amazing Computing's Product Guide and came across a listing for
>commodore's 24 bit display board for the A3000UX. The specs are intriguing
>because they seems to be somewhat similiar to those of the AGA chipset. Does
>anyone know what the relationship between this board (I believe it's the
>A2024 or something like that) and the AGA/AmigaDOS 3.0 might be? If by some
>miracle they were compatible
[...]

You must be thinking of the A2410 (the A2024 is the 1008x800 15"
grayscale monitor).  I believe the A2410 is 8 bits (with a 24 bit
palette), not 24 bits, and it is based on the TI34010 graphics
processor, not anything even vaguely resembling the AGA chipset.
There is (as far as I know) no AmigaDOS support for the A2410, and
won't be until DIG appears.

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From:         Jim Loomis <LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Portable Amigas

I don't think a portable A600 would qualify as a "notebook."  Maybe you could
call it a laptop.  I have an old (one of the first) Epson notebook, which runs
C/PM, no less!  This unit is used in conjunction with an audio spectrum
analyser which attaches underneath the Epson.  Seems to me that the ideal way
to handle battery packs for laptops is to put two flat packs under the PC like
this.  The charger/power supply should always be external, for a variety of
perfectly sound technical reasons, e.g., hum & noise, heat, etc.  The battery
packs could be made to slide and lock in place for easy removal, and have a
connector for the charger/supply on each unit.

Similarly, there should be both a monochrome and color active matrix screen
available, with "standard" DB-15 connector and the option of having its own
power supply and stand for use with other Amigas.  I would gladly sacrifice
a little bit of resolution to avoid the EMR and power consumption of CRT type
monitors.

Jim Loomis      LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET        607-274-3913
        Director, Telecommunications Facilities
        Roy H. Park School of Communications
        Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY 14850-7256 USA
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From: dtiberio@csws19.ic.sunysb.edu (David Tiberio)
Subject: NEWSFLASH: User claims his Emplant works!
Organization: State University of New York at Stony Brook
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 06:18:42 GMT


	Someone in csa.emulations has claimed that he got his A2000 with 2630
accelerator card to successfully run Emplant. He said that it is noticeably
faster in the two color mode than in the 16 color mode.

	Also, the Emplant and Commodore mailing lists are crashing all over 
the place again. I received a nice ~100 messages bounced back to me today in
15 minutes (I watched them all bounce in). On a lighter side, I learned how 
to delete lots of messages with one command...:)



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