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Volume 2906 Released march 1986
CP/MS gg NL volume 2906
gelijk aan PC/SIG ?, PCgg 260
Titel:MS-DOS PROLOG;PCC Utils (Recall, Crypt)
Number Name Size Date Comments
CATALOG 906 1006 2-02-86 This text
906.01 CRYPT DOC 4864 3-10-85 Doc on below
906.02 CRYPT EXE 26368 3-09-85 File encryption utility (PCC)
906.03 DIRTREE DOC 3200 3-10-85 Doc on below
906.04 DIRTREE EXE 25984 3-09-85 Expansion on TREE utility (DOS 3.0)
906.05 EXTRAS DOC 1408 5-10-85 Doc of some utilities
906.06 FF COM 69 3-17-84 Send a formfeed to LPT1:
906.07 LF COM 207 3-18-84 Sends one or more linefeeds to LPT1:
906.08 PARITYCK COM 512 3-21-84 Extension of PC-DOS to handle parity
errors
906.09 PDPROLOG EXE 135552 2-02-86 PROLOG for any MS-DOS computer
906.10 PRNSWAP COM 17 12-18-83 Swap LPT1: and LPT2: on PCC
906.11 PROLOG DOC 66816 2-02-86 Documentation of ADA Prolog
906.12 RECALL COM 8693 5-08-85 Extension of PC-DOS F3 key - 50
commands!
906.13 RECALL DOC 5888 5-08-85 Doc on above
906.14 UTILS DOC 1152 2-02-86 Usage tips for some utilities
906.15 VOL2906 ABS 3712 2-02-86 Disk abstract
16 File(s) 27648 bytes free on volume VOL2906
A.D.A PROLOG Documentation Version 1.6
for the Educational and Public Domain Versions
We are pleased to present the second major version of PD
PROLOG, version 1.6. Version 1.6 fixes some significant bugs that
were present in version 1.5. The memory requirements are somewhat
greater than the original, since it is uses the large memory
model. It compensates in thoroughness. The memory requirement is
about 200K bytes of TPA, and it will benefit from up to 240k
bytes. The availalble workspace is 100K bytes.
We hope that you'll get some fun out of this PROLOG. It will
afford you exposure to THE fifth generation language at the cost
only of some intellectual effort. The motive is perfectly
explicable: We want you to think of Automata Design Associates
for fifth generation software. It also gives us a nice warm
feeling.
The memory requirement is 200 k of transient program area,
plus whatever space is needed to execute programs from within
PROLOG. DOS or MSDOS 2.0 are required. There are no features
requiring IBM PC architecture. The program benefits from up to
235k of transient program area.
This serves to further the general awareness of the public about
PROLOG. It also is an excellent adjunct to anyone learning the
language. Most of the core PROLOG described by Clocksin and Mellish in
the book Programming In PROLOG is implemented. Trace
predicates and I/O redirection are not.
RECALL g.r.a.m. Associates RECALL
Purpose: Recall permits the user to retrieve any one of up to 50
unique DOS commands previously issued by the user. Once
retrieved, the command may be executed as is or modified by
the user via the normal DOS line editing keys.
Technical: The motivation for Recall was to provide a natural
extension of the DOS F3 key which restored only the very last
DOS command executed. When first run, Recall attaches itself
to DOS and chains itself onto the keyboard interrupt vector
thus becoming poised to sense all F10, Alt-F10, Shift-F10 and
other related keystrokes. This means: only useful on PCC's.
CRYPT g.r.a.m. Associates CRYPT
Purpose: Crypt permits the user to encrypt (scramble) and
decrypt (unscramble) any DOS file. This means that an
encrypted file can not be used until it is restored using the
same password that it was encrypted with. Highly sensitive
data can now be protected on hard disk systems and floppy
systems.
Usage: CRYPT
Operation: Crypt is an interactive program and will prompt for
all its required information. This information includes:
- The name of the file to be en(de)crypted.
- The name of the destination file.
- The crypting password. (Will not be displayed.)
PARITYCK.COM
synopsis: Resident program designed to trap parity check errors,
display cpu register contents a la debug, and issue a
Ctrl-Break. Normal machine response to a parity check
error is to display a cryptic message and then hang up
requiring a cold boot. Parityck at least provides minimal
diagnostic information and gives user a chance to back up
current work before shutting down.
usage: parityck
(note: This program attaches it self to DOS, and thus need
only be loaded once (e.g., include in autoexec.bat)