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========================== Contents of Disk 020 ==========================
This is disk 20 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
AmigaToAtari Source code for an Amiga to Atari ST object code format
converter. Takes Amiga objects as input and produces
Atari objects as output. This allows the Amiga to be
used as a cross development machine providing the
proper libraries are available. (Currently does not
work, but I don't have an ST to try it with anyway...)
Author: Landon Dyer at Atari Corp.
DiskSalv Program to recover files from a trashed AmigaDOS disk.
Can also "undelete" files deleted by mistake, so long
as they have not overwritten by further disk activity.
Requires two disk drives. VERY useful...
Author: Dave Haynie
Hash Small example program that computes the AmigaDOS directory
hash function.
Author: Neil Katin at Commodore-Amiga
Hd Hex dump utility using some ideas from Mike Higgin's
article in Computer Language magazine, Apr 86.
Formats the dump based on the natural byte ordering
of the machine on which it runs.
Author: David Elins at NEC Information Systems
MandelBrots Some mandelbrot images submitted for the "mandelbrot
images contest" some months ago. Only three people
submitted mandelbrots and these were among the most
interesting.
MultiTasking Tutorial and example program for multitasking at the Exec
level.
Author: Leo L. Schwab
Pack Program to strip extraneous whitespace from C programs
or header files. Can be used to condense the C compiler
header files to free up disk space.
Author: Jeff Dickson
PortHandler
Author: A sample Port-Handler program that performs
the functions of the standard Port-Handler. Shows what
the BCPL environment looks like from the handler point of
view.
Author: John Toebus VIII
Random Random number generator in assembly. Much faster than
versions using floating point. Can be used by either
assembly or C programs.
Author: Steve Beats at Commodore-Amiga
SetMouse2 Program to set the mouse port to either the left port or
right port.
Author: Robert Burns at Commodore-Amiga
SpeechTerm Terminal emulator that can speak the received text.
Also has XMODEM file transfer.
Author: Leftheris Koutsofios
Ted Demo version of an editor that has since been
renamed as TXed (I believe).
Author: Charles Heath at MicroSmiths
========================== Contents of Disk 021 ==========================
This is disk 21 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
This is a copy of Thomas Wilcox's Mandelbrot Set Explorer disk.
It is unchanged except for:
1) The volume name has been changed to AmigaLibDisk21.
2) This file (README.list21) has been added.
3) The standard library README file README.dist
has been added.
To run from CLI:
1) cd dfX: (where X is drive containing disk)
2) mse
To run from Workbench:
1) Click on MSD icon.
It contains extensive on-line help information, unlike other Mandelbrot
programs distributed in this library. It also is capable of displaying
some very pretty hi-res pictures in interlace mode.
Enjoy
-Fred
========================== Contents of Disk 022 ==========================
This is disk 22 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
This disk contains two new "strains" of microemacs, both derived from
early releases of Dave Conroy's microemacs. There is currently an
attempt on usenet, lead by Dave Brower, to coordinate an effort to
merge features from the different versions into a single supported
microemacs. In the meantime, perhaps you can find a feature you need
in one of these...
Lemacs Microemacs version 3.6 as enhanced and supported
by Daniel Lawrence. This version works and has been
tested on Unix V7, BSD 4.2, Amiga, MS-DOS, and VMS.
Enhancements include overwrite mode, support for Amiga
function keys, reverse video status line, numeric
arguments using <ESC><number>, replace, buffer specific
editing modes, word wrap mode, goto-line, buffer rename,
insert-file, execute named command, describe bindings,
startup files, and more.
Author: Dave Conroy, enhancements by Daniel Lawrence
Pemacs Microemacs as enhanced by Andy Poggio. New features
include use of <ALT> keys as Meta keys, default buffers
on buffer switch, mouse support, higher priority to
improve interactive response, creation of backup files,
paragraph fill, word wrap, query replace, and support for
function keys.
Author: Dave Conroy, enhancements by Daniel Lawrence
========================== Contents of Disk 023 ==========================
This is disk 23 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
This disk contains a significantly enhanced version of microemacs based
on the version 30 release posted to usenet's mod.sources newsgroup.
Previous versions of microemacs released on these disks derived from
a very old version of microemacs. Since that old release, the author
has cleaned up lots of loose ends and restructured major parts of the code.
Other people have already added support for termcap, ports to other machines
and operating systems, and a limited GNU emacs compatibility option.
Because recipients of this disk might wish to run this new microemacs
on other machines in addition to the Amiga, I have encluded all sources
that were available to me at the time of release. The subdirectories
which give alternate implementations are:
Sys/Vms System modules for VAX VMS
Sys/Atari System modules for Atari ST
Sys/Msdos System modules for MSDOS
Sys/Cpm86 System modules for Cpm
Sys/Amiga System modules for Amiga
Sys/Ultrix System modules for Ultrix/BSD4.2
Sys/SysV System modules for Unix System V
Tty/Atari Terminal driver for Atari ST
Tty/7300 Terminal driver for AT&T Unix PC (7300)
Tty/Intuition Terminal driver for Amiga using Intuition
Tty/Termcap Terminal driver using termcap for Unix
Tty/Ansi Terminal driver using Ansi codes
Tty/Amigados Terminal driver for Amiga using just Amigados
Tty/Heath Terminal driver for a Heath terminal
There currently is a major effort underway on usenet, led by Dave
Brower, to standardize microemacs and bring the many variations under
one common implementation. Please send any enhancements to rtech!daveb,
or send them to me and I will see that he gets them.
========================== Contents of Disk 024 ==========================
This is disk 24 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Conquest You control an interstellar empire, decide which star
systems to explore, which planets to colonize, etc.
The computer will also be building its own empire
and competing with you for resources. The one with
the greatest population at the end wins. First
distributed in executable form only on disk number
10. This distribution includes source.
Author: Unknown, ported to Amiga by Rob Shimbo
Csh Second release of a csh-like alternative to the
CLI, first released on disk number 14. Has alias,
builtin functions like "dir" for speed, history,
named variables, command re-execution with
substitution, etc.
Author: Matt Dillon
Modula-2 A pre-release version of the single pass Modula-2
compiler originally developed for MacIntosh at ETHZ.
This code was transmitted to the AMIGA and is executed
on the AMIGA using a special loader. Binary only.
========================== Contents of Disk 025 ==========================
This is disk 25 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
This disk contains a port (executables only) of the popular UNIX game
"Hack", courtesy of John Toebes, 120 H Northington Pl, Cary NC. 27511.
This is Version 1.0.1E., with graphics enhancements for the Amiga.
========================== Contents of Disk 026 ==========================
This is disk 26 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
UnHunk Tool to process the Amiga "hunk" loadfile format.
Collects code, data, and bss hunks together, allows
individual specification of code, data, and bss origins,
and generates binary file with format reminiscent of Unix
"a.out" format. The output file can be easily processed
by a separate progr