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- ** T h e C r a w l y C r y p t C o l l e c t i o n **
- * P r e s e n t s *
- ** Miscellaneous Programming Files **
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- BOOTE17S Modula-2 source code for BOOTEDIT by Remo Hofer which is yet another
- auto folder program and accessory selector.
- ISAM Modula-2 source code for the Isam File Management system.
- LINE_F Optimized LFED 2.0 LineF emulator driver for 68000/68881. Makes your
- ST think there is a FPU installed in your machine so that you can
- write and test software for that uses an FPU without having to go to
- the expense of installing a real one. Comes with sample C, Pascal,
- and Assembly code.
- M2GEM137 "crystal" is an attempt of a high-portable GEM-library for Modula-2
- systems running under GEMDOS on the Atari ST family of computers.
- MAS Modula-2 Math system. Contains extensive documentation and help
- files. All of the source code is included. A must for Modula-2
- programmers.
- PROFILE Program by David Rowley that monitors another program and reports
- what percentage of time the monitored programs spends in each
- routine. This will let you find areas of your code that need to be
- optomized.
- RS2L_V2 RS2L version 2.0 by M. Saro converts .RSC resource files to source
- files in C or Assembler. Other programs exist, such as RSC2C or
- RSC2ASM, which are capable of this type of conversion. However RS2L
- possesses some special features: 1) converts to C or Assembler with
- 'object fixation' routine. 2) converts to C or Assembler with
- multiple strings thus allowing multi-lingual resources. The routines
- for changing language are included. 3) while editing a resource,
- objects that are not to be translated can be selected by setting a
- flag or an extended type.
- TIMECODE Timecode, a program intended mainly for the programmer crowd. It
- lets you time a series of 68000 instructions (entered as short hex
- numbers) which of course should constitute valid (and sensible) code;
- the number of clock ticks it takes this instruction to execute is
- displayed.
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