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CONTENTS ScopeDisk52
A68K24 - Version 2.4 of Charlie Gibbs' freely distributable assembler for
the Amiga. This assembler has been constantly groomed and enhanced,
and is now the assembler of choice for many who consider it to be better
than the commercially available ones. It does not have the includes,
of course,but those come with all compilers. You can use SMALL.LIB
from the Butterfield Assembler disk in our library, or you can order
the includes from Commodore for $20. This is a VERY nice assembler!
ADD21K - The 21K is added by removing all but two colors from your
workbench screen. If space is really tight, though, it might let you
run something that would otherwise be impossible.
APP - APP is a preprocessor for the 68000 assembler that comes with Aztec C
for the Amiga. It will probably work with other 68000 assemblers. APP
provides structured programming constructs for the assembly language
programmer. Specifically, APP provides support for IF-THEN-ELSE-
ELSEIF- ENDIF constructs and for DO-WHILE-UNTIL-ENDDO constructs.
ONEPLANE - This program is very similar to the ADD21K, from a different
author. It reduces the Workbench to a single plane, making it have only
two colors, but reducing the amount of memory required. Could be very
useful in tight memory times.
TETRIX - Version 1.1 of the Russian game, Tetrix. There is a commercial
version of this game, called Tetris. The game consists of a 'pit' with
blocks falling into it. Your job - keep the pit from filling up. You
do this by aligning the blocks so that no empty spaces are left. When
an entire row is filled, that row is removed, leaving extra space at the
top of the pit. This game can be very addictive!
TS - The utility provided here will request the correct time and date from
TimeSaver and update the internal Amiga Clock. This utility will work
in all situations and with any combination of settings activated within
TimeSaver. The Tickler will get and set the time properly even if
the TimeSaver is totally turned off.
TUTOR - To use this, you must first make a Workbench disk to hold it and
then copy this file to the Workbench. This Tutor will teach you to use
the CLI commands. The screen will be split, with the instructions in
one half and the practice in the other, so that you can practice the
commands and see them work as you go through the lessons.
XLISP - XLISP is an experimental programming language combining some of
the features of Common Lisp with an object-oriented extension
capability. It was implemented to allow experimentation with object
oriented programming on small computers. There are currently
implementations of XLISP running on the IBM- PC and clones under MS-DOS,
on the Macintosh, the Atari-ST and the Amiga. It is completely written
in the programming language 'C' and is easily extended with user written
built-in functions and classes. It is available in source form to non
commercial users.