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.[43m.[32m -> RedFox's "short" monitor <-.[40m.[31m
Some extra info about the (maybe) shortest monitor available on the Amiga.
Origin: Once upon a time OneManGang of IPEC, (IPEC is a swedish AMUG)
kindly asked RedFox, another IPEC member, that could he possibly
consider writing a really SHORT monitor for him. Well, as you
all can foretell, at this time that is, his dear friend RedFox
of course replied that he indeed would consider!
When 1MG heard his polite answer he got up on his feet and
jumped and screamed *HORRIBLY* to express his joy about the matter.
A couple of weeks went by. RedFox did some coding. Had the code
cleaned up from bugs and other naughty things. He did swear some
and rewrote som parts. Scratched his head and rewrote again...
and FINALLY, he had the SUPERMAGNIFICENT !!!sMon!!! ready for
use. Of course 1MG was full of joy when he heard the news.
And now when they both have been using it for some time:
THE BIG AND GLOWING RELEASE OF THE TINY LITTLE PROGGIE!
Why: Well, OneManGang has one of them A1000's and he hasn't got any
expansionboards built into it. Which makes it really hard for him
when he tries to make BIG and BEATIFUL demos and intros.
But now THE SOLUTION is here: >>>>> sMon by REDFOX <<<<<
How to use:
If you haven't read the s:sMon.menu-file, then it's about time
now. As an addition to the menu file: if you use the stack command
to reduce stackspace for sMon; remember to set it back to 4000
as it was originally. Otherwise there can be nice arrangements
for a wellknown GURU's visit. You know there's freaks out there
that doesn't know about stacks and what they are good for!
SOME RUDE COMMENTS!
F_CK YOURSELVES damn fools who can't make those nice little
proggies survive when they're fed with some nice and juicy
FAST memory. You know it's really EASY! ALL you have to do
is open the door to the graphics.library and there - just
50 small steps inside it's dataregisters you find a pointer
to the wellknown CopperList. Do you know him? Well couldn't I
tell! You didn't ! THIS IS HORRIBLE! How can ANYBODY even
consider writing ANYTHING for a nice little lady like the Amiga
when he doesn't have the slightest idea about how she want's things
to be done! Well if you have ANY brains at all, you should be
able to lay the puzzle and find the correct solution.
Good Luck!