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- This software package is being distributed WITH FULL SOURCE CODE with
- the following conditions: 1) If anything awful happens because you
- use it (or don't use it), you accept full responsibility; 2) you
- don't start making tons of voice calls to the authors to complain or
- make suggestions about enhancements, useful or otherwise; 3) you do
- not reuse this code in commercial products without specific
- permission to do so from the authors; 4) If you find any problems
- you send fixes to the authors for inclusion in updates; 5) You find
- some way to express your appreciation for this method of
- distribution, either by writing code or application notes, or just
- sending along a "Thank You" message.
-
- There is copyrighted code in this product. We either wrote it
- ourselves or got permission to use it. Please don't force us to pay
- a lawyer -- have some respect for our motives and don't abuse this
- "license".
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- BinkleyTerm was compiled using MicroSoft C Version 4.00 and MicroSoft
- Macro Assembler Version 4.00. It was linked using LINK Version 3.51.
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- The MAKEFILE is for a version of MAKE that I found somewhere in the
- public domain. It has a wonderful feature for linking that it can
- dynamically build a temp file to give LINK as input, should it
- determine that the LINK command line would otherwise be too long. If
- you have any problems with LINK I suggest that you build a command
- file to drive it and make the appropriate edit to the MAKEFILE.
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- There are 3 files missing from this set. You will find all three of
- them on the MS-C 4.0 "Startup Source Code Disk". You should use the
- VERSION.INC file that is in the "S" subdirectory on that disk. Files
- MSDOS.INC and CMACROS.INC are in the root directory.
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- This version should compile cleanly, unlike some previous versions of
- BinkleyTerm.
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- NOTA BENE: We have attempted to port BT to MicroSoft C Version 5.00
- and been unsuccessful. The reason is that BT is very VERY close to
- the infamous 64K limit and the additional overhead of MSC5 puts it
- over the top, as it were. This problem will be addressed later on.
- For now, don't delete your MSC4 software if you want to build BT.
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