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History
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Version 0.9
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Heaps of bugs, should of never been released
Version 1.0
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Heaps of bug fixes, have tested the program heaps, and tryed to extract
98% of the errors, any bugs found while using this program are to be considered
as undocumented features.
Future Versions will include most of the limitations of version 1 fixed.
I haven't fixed these yet as I'd rather have a program that works happly
instead of one that is giving me eternal hassles (plus project dead lines).
The next updated version will be released within early December.
Version 1.5
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- Couple more bug fixes, and some code optimisation.
- Unlimited (ram limited) amount of line decoding so even the most
tangled code can be decoded (uses recursion).
- Unlimited amount of single code indenting is provided
(fixed from last version (uses recursion))
- Options for program can entered via command line, or configuration
file.
- Operating system I/O redirection is fully support within the
program.
- User definable line buffer size.
I have tryed to test this program regiously to see that I have no rouge
pointers lying within ... (fingers crossed). Anyways it ran fine under
Qemm, and Windows (i.e. no exception errors due to incorrect memory access).
Using Qemm V7.0, the program uses DPMI memory allocation so you the program
allocate memory exceeding 640 k in MS-DOS memory model. This is done by
processing large files (i.e. 1 meg+), and using a very very large buffer
(i.e. 10000). Large buffers above 10 are are not really require and will
slow processing because of extensive searching (plus my Queue object isn't
the fastest of designs ever).
Util
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Text Conversion:
I've provided a program than when compiled will convert MS-DOS text input
UNIX text using standard output, or Unix text to MS-DOS text (OS dependant).
Use this program to convert my source so that it can be compiled without
worries of carriage returns.
Compiling
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The only OS type system that this program has been tested onis MS-DOS, so I
give no guarantees that this program will function under any other OS
other then DOS. It's up to you to fix any possible conflicts between
compilers/operating systems. This software is provided on the
"As Is Where Is" basies.