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SNOOPDOS HISTORY
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Version 1.4, 21 October 1991.
Very minor update -- fixed the -z option so that it doesn't crash the
system if you accidentally leave a space between the 'z' and the
filename. Instead, it works as you would expect.
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Version 1.3, 8 February 1991.
Fixed small bug in startup code. Previously, running SnoopDos with a
command line like "RAM DISK:SnoopDos" would cause SnoopDos to treat
the "DISK:SnoopDos" portion of the command name as the first parameter.
Works fine now. Also reduced code size by about 2K.
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Version 1.2, 27 January 1991.
The "deadlock when you quit SnoopDos" bug reared its ugly head again;
it turns out that the V1.1 fix still left a very small window where
deadlock could occur if you quit during heavy file activity. This time,
I think it's really gone for good.
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Version 1.1, 30 October 1990.
Minor update. Previously, SnoopDos would occasionally deadlock if
you tried to remove it during heavy file activity. This has been
fixed. Also, there was a small bug which appeared when programs set
their current directory to the boot device (NULL lock). This has
also been corrected.
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Version 1.00, 9 September 1990.
First public release. After unexpectedly being sent to the US for
the summer (new job), I finally got around to tidying it up.
New features include monitoring of DeleteFile() and CurrentDir(),
support for alternative devices/files (such as the serial port),
colour now optional, a few other cosmetic changes.
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Version 0.93, 2 June 1990.
Added -X option to monitor Execute() calls and reworked assembly
language glue a bit to make it easier to modify in future.
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Version 0.92, 31 May 1990.
Strange bug seemed to manifest itself when Rez was used; the first
time a resident program was loaded, the display got messed up. Turns
out that Rez calls Open() from within LoadSeg(). Such nesting of
DOS calls is now indicated by prefixing the process name printed
for any nested operations with a '>'. When the nesting is completed,
'> Done' is displayed.
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Version 0.91, 29 May 1990.
Silly bug meant Snoopdos couldn't open its console window unless
Conman was installed. Now fixed.
Improved the way DOS library is patched to make it somewhat more
robust (it now works properly with UnixDirs).
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Version 0.9, 28 May 1990.
Initial Beta release. No doubt people will find lots of bugs.
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