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;--------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; -----------------
; ** M A X C P S **
; ** V1.54 **
; -----------------
;
; Program to Calculate the Top Transfers Speeds
;
; of People Downloading Files from MaxsBBS V1.54
;
;
; Written by: Greg MacDonald
; Using: Devpac 3
; Date: 14-April-1993
;
; Version 1.54
;
; Updated on 14-April-1993 so it actually works. It wasn't
; properly recording the All Time Highest Rate.
;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: If you already have a Ram:MaxsFiles/MaxCPS.Ansi then delete it
and also delete any other copy you have. This new version loads
the current ansi screen to check for the highest values and if
it's the old ansi screen, the results turn out as rubbish.
QUICKDOCS:
- This is a very basic program to create a list of the fastest
transfer speeds attained while downloading a file.
- It is an executable file design to be run at some regular
interval.
- It requires the following file
BBS:LogFiles/DnLoadLog.Text
- And OutPuts the File
RAM:MaxsFiles/MaxCPSX.Ansi
For each of the above there are 50 bytes for you to install your
own file name using a tex editor. Make sure that if you've added
10 bytes you remove 10 bytes from the space afterwards as well.
- This file should be printed using the normal print text menu
fucntion (13)
- The text has the ansi code to clear the screen and put the
cursor at home. This can be removed but something must be put
it its place for the text to look correct.
- I run mine after each logoff to keep it up to date. If your log
file is small then MaxCPS will be different quite frequently
because it does not keep track of the absolute max cps but I
could modify this if somebody wants it.
- If you want to use your own ansi screen to display the cps rates
and no little about assembler or just can't be bothered leave me a
private message with your ansi screen and the amount of CPS values
you want printed ( not limited to 10) and I'll fix it up for you.
My BBS is ENCONN +61-2-524 1584 24Hrs-V32bis,HST
ABOUT THE SOURCE:
- It requires Devpac or any equivalent assembler
- It needs the Ansi screen stored at the following path but this
path can be changed in the source
Ram:MaxCPS.Text
- That's about all really. It should work on anything from
68000 - 68040. I haven't tested it on a 68000 so I can't say
100% that it works but it works ok on my 68040.