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Contents of this disk
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compare.com file compare utility from previous CP/M UG disk
an absolute must for self compiler writers
cpmdir.c V7 UNIX C program to print a CP/M directory on stdout
disk.doc this file
eq.pas prints all solutions to the "eight queens problem"
fromcpm.c V7 UNIX C program to read a CP/M file to standard output
fwd.pas Pascal program illustrating forward procedure declarations
hw5.pas builds an optimal binary search tree and decodes a message
hw5data sample data for above
pasyntax.doc syntax graphs for this Pascal compiler
pc.sub submit file to compile a Pascal program
pfet.com object code of the p-code to 8080 translator
pfet.pas source of above
phone.c C program to print words you can spell with your phone number
playkal.pas Pascal program to determine best moves in game of Kalah
playdata sample data for above
pops.doc documentation on the p-codes used by the compiler
powtwo.pas Pascal program to print negative powers of two
ppc.com object code of Pascal to p-code compiler
ppc.doc users manual for Pascal compiler
ppc.pas source of Pascal compiler
pstack.doc documentation on the run time p-machine stack
regen.doc notes on how to modify and compile the compiler
rtp.asm source for the run time package
rtp.com object of above
stirling.pas Pascal program to print a table of Stirling numbers
tester.pas tests functionality of Pascal compiler
validate.sub submit file to make sure you have a "fertile" compiler
Both playkal.pas and hw5.pas are solutions to programming assignments
for my computer science classes at the University of Illinos. They are
included here to show how to build trees when you don't have pointers.
They also illustrate a kludgey way of simulating Pascal records when you
don't have them either.
stirling.pas is included to show a kludgey way to do output formatting.