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- ========================== Contents of Disk 110 ==========================
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- This is disk 110 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- A68k A 68000 assembler originally written in Modula-2 in
- 1985 and converted to C by Charlie Gibb in 1987. Has
- been converted to accept metacomco-compatible assembler
- source code and to generate Amiga objects. Includes source.
- Author: Brian Anderson; C translation and Amiga work
- done by Charlie Gibb
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- Pdc An optimizing C compiler for the 68000 processor. This
- is an update to the version first released on disk 53,
- though apparently not based on the code from that disk.
- Major porting work was done by Jeff Lydiatt to get it to
- the point where it would compile and execute simple programs
- on the Amiga. This version now generates metacomco-
- compatible assembler source code, which can be assembled by
- the assembler also provided on this disk and then linked by
- the freely redistributable linker "blink" (also provided).
- Includes all compiler source and some library and startup
- source code. Requires amiga.lib from developers kit to
- generate complete running example executables.
- Author: Matthew Brandt; major porting work by Jeff Lydiatt
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 111 ==========================
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- This is disk 111 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- AmyLoad A graphical monitor of cpu, blitter, and memory use.
- Includes two components; load.device, which monitors
- system parameters, and amyload, which is the user
- interface and display program. Includes source.
- Author: Jeff Kelley
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- AssignDev Assigns multiple names to a given device. For example,
- allows the names "df0:" and "df3:" to refer to the
- same physical device. This is a modified version of
- the original released on disk number 79. Includes source.
- Author: Phillip Lindsay, mods by Olaf Seibert
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- Gauge Continuously displays memory usage in a vertical bar
- graph, similar to the workbench "fuel gauge" type
- display for disk space. Binary only.
- Author: Peter da Silva
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- HeliosMouse Another "sunmouse" type program. Automatically activates
- a window simply by moving the mouse pointer into the window.
- Version 1.1, an update to the version released on disk 94.
- Includes source.
- Author: Davide Cervone
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- Labels Alphabetic and numeric ordered cross reference lists
- of defined system constants. Recommended for debugging
- purposes only, use the symbolic values in programs!
- Author: Olaf Seibert
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- Mandel Another mandelbrot generator program, with bits and pieces
- of code from C. Heath and R.J. Mical. Includes source.
- Author: Olaf Seibert
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- PopLife A PopCLI type thingie that instead plays life all over your
- screen. Lots of bits and pieces from Tomas Rokicki's blitlab
- and John Toebes' PopCLI. Includes source.
- Author: Olaf Seibert
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 112 ==========================
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- This is disk 112 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- BeachBirds Jerrold Tunnell's entry to the Badge Killer Demo
- Contest. Uses sprites and sound to portray a beach
- scene. Runs on a 512K machine. Binary only.
- Author: Jerrold Tunnell
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- Bully Mike Meyer's entry for the Badge Killer Demo Contest.
- Pushes all open screens around (thus the name "bully").
- Designed for showing off more than one demo at a time
- Includes source.
- Author: Mike Meyer
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- DropShadow Dropshadow version 2, rev 0, for use with Bryce
- Nesbitt's Wavebench demo. Binary only.
- Author: Jim Mackraz
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- HagenDemos Joel Hagen's Badge Killer Demo contest entries, "RGB"
- and "Focus". RGB was the overall winner of the contest.
- It requires a one meg Amiga to run. Binary only.
- Author: Joel Hagen
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- Viacom Latest version of viacom for use in conjuction with
- the WaveBench demo. Binary only.
- Author: Leo Schwab and Bryce Nesbitt
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- WaveBench This is Bryce Nesbitt's Badge Killer Demo Contest entry.
- It is a neat screen hack, and runs on 512K machines.
- For more laughs, try in conjunction with Viacom or
- Ds (Dropshadow). Includes source.
- Author: Bryce Nesbitt
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 113 ==========================
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- This is disk 113 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- AmiCron A simple Unix "cron" type program, which is a background
- task that uses a disk-resident table to automatically
- run certain tasks on a regular basis, at specific times.
- Version 2.3, includes source.
- Author: Steve Sampson, Amiga port by Rick Schaeffer
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- Dme Version 1.28f of Matt's text editor. Dme is a simple
- WYSIWYG editor designed for programmers. It is not a
- WYSIWYG word processor in the traditional sense. Features
- include arbitrary key mapping, fast scrolling, title-line
- statistics multiple windows, and ability to iconify windows.
- Update to version on disk number 93, includes source.
- Author: Matt Dillon
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- DosDev Example DOS device driver in Manx C. Version 1.10,
- includes source.
- Author: Matt Dillon
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- M2Amiga Demo version of the final product M2Amiga. A fast single
- pass Modula-2 compiler with editor, linker, a small set of
- interface and standard libraries. Compiles only small demo
- programs by limiting codesize and imports. Further
- development of the ETHZ compiler on Disk 24. Binary only.
- Demos with source.
- Authors: R. Degen, C. Nieder, M. Schaub, J. Straube (AMSoft)
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- NoIconPos This program clears the position info of any of your icons
- to allow WorkBench to pick a reasonable place for the icon
- again. Useful for disk and drawer icons where Snapshot
- rewrites the icon and the window information. Written in
- Modula-2, another demo for M2Amiga, showing the simplicity
- of programming with this Modula-2 compiler.
- Author: Markus. Schaub
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 114 ==========================
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- This is disk 114 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- CDecl English to C (and vice versa) translator for C
- declarations. This little gem will translate english
- such as "declare foo as pointer to function returning
- pointer to array 10 of pointer to long" into
- "long *(*(*foo)())[10]", and vice versa. An absolute
- must for anyone except possibly the most hardcore C guru.
- Includes source.
- Author: Graham Ross
-
- Vt100 Version 2.7 of Dave's vt100 terminal emulator with
- kermit and xmodem file transfer. Includes a few bug
- fixes posted to Usenet shortly after the posting of
- version 2.7. This is an update to the version released
- on disk 55. Includes source.
- Author: Dave Wecker
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- WBLander This entry from the Badge Killer Demo Contest is
- a special version of the WBLander program from
- disk 100. The ending is unique. Also uses sound
- effectively. Includes source.
- Authors: Peter da Silva and Karl Lehenbauer
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 115 ==========================
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- This is disk 115 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- Killer Killer is an incredible demo written by Robert Wilt.
- It won fourth place in the Badge Killer Demo Contest.
- Requires at least one meg of memory to run. Sound is
- also an important part of the demo so be sure to turn
- it up. Binary only.
- Author: Robert Wilt
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- Marketroid Marketroid is Leo's entry for the Badge Killer Demo
- Contest. It is another devious sprite oriented demo
- with lots of "in" jokes. Runs on a 512K machine.
- Includes source.
- Author: Leo Schwab
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 116 ==========================
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- This is disk 116 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- Movies A ram animation system with three different example
- animations; Kahnankas, Rocker, and F-15. Kahnankas won
- a close second in the Badge Killer Demo Contest. Both
- Kahnankas and Rocker run on a 512K Amiga and show off
- overscan HAM mode. Includes a animation player program
- (movie), animation builder programs (dilbm, pilbm), and
- a text/graphics display program (vilbm).
- Authors: Eric Graham, Ken Offer,
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 117 ==========================
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- This is disk 117 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- AMUC_Demo A really neat horizontal scrolling demo that is a
- 2400 x 200 pixel 32 color IFF picture composed of
- digiview snapshots of members of the AMiga Users
- of Calgary, superimposed on a very wide picture of the
- Calgary Skyline. Binary only.
- Author: Stephen Vermeulen and Stephen Jeans
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- ExP_Demo Demo version of Express Paint 1.1. This is the program
- that was used to create the huge scrolling demo picture
- in the AMUC_Demo drawer on this same disk. Binary only.
- Author: Stephen Vermeulen
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 118 ==========================
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- This is disk 118 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- Empire This is a complete rewrite, from the ground up, in
- Draco, of Peter Langston's Empire game. Empire is
- a multiplayer game of exploration, economics, war,
- etc, which can last a couple of months. Can be
- played either on the local keyboard or remotely
- through a modem. This is version 1.0, shareware,
- and includes source code.
- Author: Chris Gray, original game by Peter Langston
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- HAMmmm This is Phil's entry for the Badge Killer Demo Contest.
- HAMmmm displays lines whose end points are bouncing around
- the screen, which is a double buffered HAM screen.
- The Y positions of the points are continuously copied
- into an audio waveform that is played on all four
- channels, and the pitch of a just intoned chord is
- derived from the average X position of these points.
- Includes source in JForth.
- Author: Phil Burk
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- Stars Hobie's entry for the Badge Killer Demo Contest.
- Based on original code by Leo Schwab, has credits
- longer than the actual demo. Runs on 512K Amiga.
- Binary only.
- Author: Hobie Orris
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- WireDemo Matt's entry for the Badge Killer Demo Contest.
- Demonstrates the Amiga's line drawing speed.
- Runs on a 512K Amiga. Includes source.
- Author: Matt Dillon
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- ========================== Contents of Disk 119 ==========================
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- This is disk 119 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
- Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
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- MicroEMACS Version 3.9e of Daniel Lawrence's variant of Dave
- Conroy's microemacs. This is an update to the version
- released on disk 93. Also included, for the first time,
- is extensive documentation in machine readable form.
- Includes source.
- Author: Dave Conroy, MANY enhancements by Daniel Lawrence
-