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Before I begin, I'd like to say a special thanks to Mark A. Workman of
Joplin, MO. Without him this program would have taken years longer than it
did. And thanks for the Linked List concept.
Now on to the real stuff.
Welcome to ANALOG. A {COMMO} log file analyzer. ANALOG is a easy to use
program. All that is required is to copy ANALOG13.ZIP to your {COMMO} log
file directory and type pkunzip ANALOG13.ZIP. This extracts the file required
for operation, ANALOG.EXE. The only other file required to make my program
work is the COMMO.LOG file, which {COMMO} writes when you make a call with
{COMMO}.
ANALOG is the first program I have written so don't expect too much, but it
fulfills my need in a {COMMO} log file analyzer. I have a few ideas for
version 2 but haven't figured out how to incoporate them, YET! Any ideas or
suggestions are definitely welcome. The most recent version of ANALOG should
always be available from SHADOWS KEEP (a RoboBoard) (417)781-5688,
1:286/705@fidonet.
Here is the help screen. It displays everything you need to know about
operating ANALOG.EXE.
ANALOG 08/18/93 MYL Technologies LTD. by the MYL Programming Team
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
You didn't supply your cost/minute. i.e. If your average long distance charge
is 15 cents per minute, Your command-line would be: ANALOG .15
USAGE: ANALOG <cost per minute> <switches>
SWITCHES: Are as Follows
/s Will NULL output to the Screen but WRITE to file ANA.LOG
/g Will draw the Time Percentage Graph to the screen ONLY with no ANA.LOG
/? or /h Will display THIS Help Screen. See ANALYZE.ME for more help
NO command line paramaters WILL also bring up THIS Help Screen
EXAMPLE: ANALOG .25 /s
This would set your long distance phone bill rate to 25 cents per minute and
would write the ANA.LOG file but WOULD NOT output anything to the screen
Sending the output to file ONLY is quite a bit faster than to file AND screen
You ALWAYS have to supply the Cost Per Mimute for ANALOG.EXE to work correctly!
Here are some further examples:
ANALOG /m - This is a special thanks screen
ANALOG /g .17 - This will draw the TPG to screen and won't write ANA.LOG
ANALOG .17 /G - This will do the exact same thing as the previous example
ANALOG .19 /s - This will write ANA.LOG only with no screen output
ANALOG .21 - This will run the program normally, with screen and file I/O
ANALOG /dogfood - I don't think this will crash the program, but it won't give
acurate anything.
If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions please post them in
the {COMMO} echo or write me at:
MYL Technologies, LTD.
c/o Darren Schroeder
403 Richard
Hot Springs, AR 71913
As this is my first real program, I am including the source code for all
you real programmers to laugh at or change at will. Be my guest. You could
probably kill the 5 second nag screen yourself if you have a C compiler, but
I would you prefer you to send me $5.00 for all our hard work and I'll rip
it out for you. Send only check or money order to the address above made out
to Darren Schroeder. Being a shareware fanatic, I don't think $5.00 is a lot
to ask for a program since I see so many for so much more. I think we get
ripped off enough by retail software. Please only send the money if you think
the program is worth it. If you don't think it is worth it, then obviously
you will not continue to use it, so please don't.
Special thanks number two to Fred Brucker for writing the communications
program of the century, {COMMO}, even though I still haven't registered it.
YET!
If I left anything important out of have offended anyone for any reason,
I officially apologize. By the way, ANALOG.EXE and all the associated files
are not waranted in any way, shape or form. I do not promise these files to
work or be virus free, as I know zip files can pick up things on their way.
The only promise I make is that it works on my ZEOS, and a wierd little HYUNDAI
(or however you spell it).
************** UPDATE ********************
The source code is no longer in the ZIP file but available on request by
writing or emailing me. Thank You!