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LibWiz 2.0, 11/05/94:
This is the final release of LibWiz. My shareware will remain
available for a little while yet, though, at a spectacularly
low price-- see the ORDER.FRM file for details.
LibWiz 1.4, 12/03/92:
The UNLIB utility no longer requires LIB.EXE and is much
faster than in previous versions. It also keeps you
informed as to how near it is to being finished.
Added UPDLIB, a utility which helps keep custom libraries
updated. It replaces modules within a library with any
corresponding .OBJ files on the disk.
Added a long FILE_ID.DIZ and short DESC.SDI description file
for BBSes that support automatic file descriptions.
The names of a few files have been changed to reflect more
common usage. The former FILES.LST is now PACKING.LST, and
REGISTER.TXT has become ORDER.FRM.
The documentation has been updated. It now covers the
Visual Basic for DOS compiler as well as QuickBasic and
Bascom/PDS.
LIBWIZ 1.3, 04/27/92:
LibWiz now guards against identical InfName and LibName
parameters. Formerly, if identical names were used, the
.INF file would be zapped.
If you use the excellent DOS shell 4DOS, try the ADD4DOS
batch file. It makes descriptions of the LibWiz files
available for the DIR command-- no more having to guess what
a file is!
LibWiz and UnLib no longer create batch files. Instead, they
SHELL to the appropriate utility (LIB and/or LINK) and take
care of it all for you.
LibWiz no longer creates a .REF quick reference by default.
Use the /R switch to generate one if you want it.
LibWiz can now be made to create a .QLB file corresponding
to the .LIB it generates. The DOS environment variable
QLBNAME is used to specify the name of the QuickLib support
library (BQLB40 or BQLB41 for QuickBASIC 4.0, BQLB45 for
QuickBASIC 4.5, or QBXQLB for BASCOM/PDS). To have LibWiz
create a .QLB for QuickBASIC 4.5, for instance, you'd use
SET QLBNAME=BQLB45
which can be done at the command line or placed in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
The manual has been reformatted to 64 columns x 60 rows, so
as to be formatted correctly for the widest variety of
printers.
LIBWIZ 1.2, 12/22/91:
Improved support for BASCOM 7.x/PDS assembly language
libraries.
Added the ability to page through routine names.
LIBWIZ 1.1, 04/01/91:
Cleared up a bug in the Category handling which caused messy
displays when over 18 categories were used. The Category
window now scrolls as needed.
The .OBJ file scanner didn't filter out certain BASIC
runtime externals which may be required in routines which
use floating point. This has been corrected.
LIBWIZ now supports up to 1023 routines and up to 255
categories per library.
To make it easier to deal with .LIBs that don't come with
.OBJ files, I've added the UNLIB.EXE and LIB2OBJ.BAT
utilities. These will automatically extract all .OBJs from
a .LIB file.
LIBWIZ 1.0, 03/28/91:
This is the initial release of The Library Wizard's *BASIC
Library Manager*, containing the LIBWIZ library manager and
the LIBWIZU aid to creating information files for LIBWIZ.