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- Source Code Information for AMAX
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- Copyright (C) 1992 Alan D. Bryant, All Rights Reserved
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- WARNING! THIS SOURCE CODE IS PROVIDED UNDER CERTAIN TERMS.
- THOSE TERMS ARE CONTAINED IN THE DOCUMENT LICENSE.DOC, WHICH IS
- INCLUDED IN THIS ARCHIVE. PLEASE READ IT BEFORE PROCEEDING.
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- PLEASE NOTE!!!!!!!! I DO NOT SUPPORT THIS CODE!!!!!
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- - DO NOT EXPECT ASSISTANCE!!!
- - DO NOT ASK FOR ASSISTANCE!!!
- - YOU WILL NOT GET ANY ASSISTANCE AT ALL!!!
- - DO NOT ASK ME FOR ANYTHING ABOUT THIS CODE!!!
- - YOU ARE **ON YOUR OWN**!!!
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- REQUIREMENTS AND TECHNICAL JUNK
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- These are required:
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- - Borland C++ Version 3.0
- - MIX C Database Toolkit Version 1.2.0
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- Later versions of each should work, but I can't verify that. I
- can say those are the versions that let it compile for me. You
- will not be able to run MAKE without a properly installed MIX C
- Database Toolkit, so don't even bother with it.
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- AMAX uses the medium memory model.
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- AMAX is compiled with Borland's MAKE utility. There is a
- MAKEFILE and a linker response file included for this.
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- Please note that there may well be (and probably are) bugs in
- this software. If you find any, please let me know with module
- and line number references so I can make corrections to the
- master code here.
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- Some modules will not cleanly compile (i.e., there are warnings).
- If you are inclined to clean them up, so be it. They can be
- safely ignored.
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- INTRODUCTION AND EXPLANATION
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- Greetings!
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- This is AMAX's source code. Enjoy it. I DO NOT SUPPORT IT AND I
- WILL NOT HELP YOU WITH IT.
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- This version of AMAX is compiled with Borland C++ Version 3.0.
- It is primarily C, but there are some C++ elements to it (things
- like function prototyping and // comments).
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- I WILL NOT HELP YOU WITH ANYTHING IN THIS CODE. YOU ARE ON YOUR
- OWN.
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- I don't comment my code worth beans. Anyone endeavoring to work
- with this code will start (and probably not finish) a rather
- interesting adventure, unless you're one of the few people in
- this world who really can read code like some people read books.
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- REMEMBER: I DO NOT AND WILL NOT HELP YOU WITH ANYTHING IN THIS
- CODE!!!! YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN!!! DON'T ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS!!!
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- The code is arranged into several modules. The selection of
- which functions go into which modules is not something that has
- much logic. You may have to chase all over the place to find
- something. Enjoy the adventure.
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- It's my hope that by providing source code, somebody will be
- motivated to port AMAX to other operating systems (primarily I'd
- like to see an OS/2 version of it, and I've always wanted to see
- a GUI AMAX but that would need a major rewrite indeed).
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- In any case, have fun with this mess, and you'll find that's
- truly what it is.
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- Finally, I DON'T ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SOURCE CODE!!!!
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- Does anyone get the impression I'm trying to make a point
- here?!?! <grin>
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- Alan D. Bryant
- Denver, Colorado
- November, 1992
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