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CONTENTS OF VOLUME #5
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disδ i≤ thσ beginning«á ╔ aφ ver∙ happ∙ t∩ pas≤ oε mos⌠ anythinτ ì
tha⌠á anyonσ writes«á ╔ onl∙ asδ tha⌠ i⌠ work«á Iµ you≥ prograφ ì
ha≤á specia∞ requirement≤ bσ surσ anΣ includσá tha⌠á information« ì
A⌠á first¼á ╔ wa≤ goinτ t∩ onl∙ includσ sourcσ oε thesσ disk≤á s∩ ì
tha⌠á ╔ coulΣ ge⌠ morσ item≤ oε them«á But¼á s∩ man∙ peoplσá arσ ì
eithe≥ jus⌠ startinτ ou⌠ anΣ don'⌠ havσ enougΦ knowledgσ o≥ can'⌠ ì
afforΣá everythinτ tha⌠ ma∙ bσ necessary«á S∩ tha⌠ i≤ wh∙ ╔á pu⌠ ì
botΦá sourcσá anΣ runninτ program≤ oε thesσ disks«á Tha⌠ wa∙á thσ ì
advanceΣá caε modif∙ t∩ thei≥ heart≤ conten⌠ anΣ ye⌠á thσá novicσ ì
can use the programs.
Kenneth Kuller of Eagan, Maine submitted these programs.
1« EXPO.PAS/CO═á Hσá wanteΣ ß benchmarδ prograφá s∩á hσ ì
wrote this. It is a good Demo on the use
of exponents.
2. COMPARE.DOC Ken feels, as I do, that credit should
be given when due. On disk#1 there is a
UCSD program called Compare that needed
to be converted to Pascal/Z. I didn't
receive the Doc file with the program
but Ken found it.So here it is and the
proper credits are included.
This next large group was submitted by Scott Custin of
Washington,DC.
3«á DISASMB.DO├-----ReaΣ thi≤ firs⌠ becausσ therσ arσ ß lo⌠á oµ ì
small program associated with this disassembler. It is in
MICROSOFT Basic,Version 5.1 which I would not normally use
but since it does disassemble TDL plus Z80 plus 8080 plus
8085 I figured someone, somewhere would be tickled to get
this.
8085 LST 8085 TAB XREF BAS
ZILOG LST ZILOG TAB XREF SUB
INTEL LST INTEL TAB TDL LST
TDL TAB LST8085 BAS LSTINTEL BAS
LSTTDL BAS LSTZILOG BAS TAB8085 BAS
TABINTEL BAS TABTDL BAS TABZILOG BAS
DISASMB BAS
4. DATE.DOC-----Again, read this first since Scott has included
several programs, all dealing with dates. These routines
treat a date as one of a series of consecutive integers.
The concept is similar to Julian dates, used by a number of
"BIG" computer programs, and has a number of advantages over
storing the month, day and year separately.
PROMT LIB MAKEDATE LIB RMAKEDA LIB
BRKDATE LIB DASTRLON LIB DASTRSH LIB
DASTRFIX LIB DATE PAS DATEFUNC LIBè
5. MISC.DOC-----Yep, read this first. Scott tossed in some odds
and ends. You have to give Scott credit, he sure has been
creative. Keep this up folks, and we will have a excellent
LIBRARY.
GETINT LIB CAPCHAR LIB PADSTR LIB
CAPSTR LIB DEPAD LIB STRVAL LIB
6. HANOI COM/PAS I included this not for its game value
but it is an excellent Demo on recursive
procedures. If you can see how this works
(its deep) you'll certainly understand
local versus global variables.
7. DIS.ASM/DOC This was given to me for our TDL use.
However, the three or four assemblers
I had available would not assemble it
without massive errors. So if anyone
does make a COM file that works good
be sure and send me a copy. Let me
know what assembler you used also.
8. CONFER.PAS/COM Just to show you how long Ray has been
chipping away at Pascal/Z, I thought
I would include this old one. It
does have some useful ideas and can
be used as is. It sets up a schedule
for a conference.