KashEDIT for OS/2(R), Version 0.98 Release 3.00  (delta 2)

						Feb. 4.2000	Chiaki

 KashEDIT for OS/2 (the following KE/2) is text editor to move with VIO.
It reached it for the thought preparation when it wanted editor of the way of
operating it which is the same as VZ Editor (Mr. by c.mos)
which got used to the hand. Therefore, it doesn't follow CUA though
it is OS/2 application.

 I wanted to make this by around 1994 when I began to use OS/2.
However, it was February, 1997 three years ago that it actually began to make.
 Though it reached after all to the condition of text viewer, sauce became
spaghetti, and it was the place to begin to reconsider design from 1,
and it was stopped at that time.(Even if nothing is written by nothing,
VZ Editor can be used with MVDM,...The application of OS/2,
the native didn't increase.It must be because application until now worked
with WIN-OS/2 and MVDM.)

 The latter half age passes, and starts design again in August, 1997
when the date of the notebook which design was being written in is seen.
 But, it seems that it was completely forgotten, and seems to resign 
it soon thanks to the blank in a half year. ;^P
 This time, it was completely thrown away, and the past passed,
and written again from 1.Because it was, it is introduced to the public here.

 KE/2 is being compiled by IBM C Set++.Because Toolkit uses 2.1 of the C Set++
accessory, use is supposed to be possible with 32bit OS/2 of the version 2.x
 and more. (It is unconfirmed.)
Indication and key input use 16bit VIO. However, because C Set++ is being used,
an inside is thought to be 32bit.Which is earlier in comparison with 32bit ->
16bit call though there is a parameter of the IOCTL routine very much in 32bit 
VIO?

 A file to 256 is opened at the same time, and KE/2 can be read at the same 
 time to 2. KE/2 reads a file in the memory, and moves with on memory.

 Even if it is size beyond the loading memory, it seems to assign 
 an imagination memory, and malloc() of "Set++" can acquire a memory normally.
  Therefore, it thinks that Editor itself is a little under 512M except for 
a territory to use with KE/2 from 512M that the upper limit of the file size 
that editing is possible is the limitation in specification of OS/2(?).
 There are actual results which read the file of 32MB tentatively.
(Don't you restrict Warp Server SMP?)

But, a large quantity of swap occurs, and a practical speed doesn't come out.
Tentatively, when it is made to read the textbook of 22456 lines 1055456 bytes,
 it is hard with Warp Connect of the IBM Japan, Ltd. ThinkPad230Cs 
(FBW i486DX2/50 20MB ytes memory : the following TP230) top which is
a development environment.
It is considered belonging to the still late class though it is compared
 after KE/2 gamma3 before gamma2 and the speed of three times comes out.
It is early over here SHARP PC-3000 of 80C88/10MHz rather than it turns DOS/C
 and Japanese is used with VZ Editor when it does toward an approximate 
goal of TP230, too.The thing that corners around VIO are cut or recent
display driver for the graphic card is very late and it can't be used seems
 that be, too. I can't have it use KE/2 with such an environment with being
 disappointed.(A separate chip is being used in the SVGA mode and the VGA mode
 from the viewpoint of hardware, and a slow thing exists, too.)

 Reproduction is made a permission system more than gamma 9.
Reproduction hope is to give me (chiaki@attglobal.net) mail.
Give me mail directly to me (chiaki@attglobal.net) if you write it in the board
of KashNET if you find what or a problem [information on the minimum in 
the attached bug report form (report.txt) is added].
Support is fundamentally with KashNET or Web Page
(http://www.netpassport.or.jp/~wchiaki/producte.htm).
Download of KE/2 which is always the latest (A development edition is included,
 too.) is possible with KashNET.

As for the way of operating it, the bug that it is well-known, 
the specification, see manual.txt, spec.txt.



[ In such cases as the immunity ]

* I, Chiaki reserve the copyright of KashEDIT for OS/2.

* Even if it is compared and even if it isn't mentioned here,
  it is decided that neither any difficulty by using this software nor I,
  IBM company assumes what responsibility.

* I may not have support taken in the language except for Japanese.

* OS/2, OS/2 Warp, OS/2 Warp Connect, OS/2 Warp Server SMP, IBM C Set++, 
  ThinkPad230Cs, TP230, TP760 are the trademark of IBM company or a registered
  trademark or a general popular name.

* VZ Editor is the trademark of Village Center Inc. or a registered trademark
   or a general popular name.

* I am not the people concerned of the above enterprise.