W8SDZ@SIMTEL20.ARPA (Keith Petersen) (03/22/85)
Byte magazine has started providing monthly releases of program listings and other files. These are being released through various RCPMs around the country. They will be added to the archives at SIMTEL20 as they become available. Please note that some files are BINARY and others ASCII. The .LBR file for each month is also available for those wishing to get the whole package. Here's what we now have available (the CRC list and filetypes follow): January 1985 ------------ "Audio-Frequency Analyzer," by Vince Banes, p. 223. TUNE.BAS 1792 Listing 7, p. 244. SWEEP.BAS 2944 Listing 8, p. 246. "Mathematical Recreations: The Fundamental Counting Principle," by Michael W. Ecker, p. 425. FACTOR.BAS 512 Listing 1, p. 426. PRIME.BAS 4352 Listing 2, p. 427. NOSQUARE.BAS 384 Listing 3, p. 428. February 1985 ------------- "Ciarcia's Circuit Cellar: Build A Serial EPROM Programmer," p. 104. IBMPROGA.BAS 19313 Listing 1, p. 114. "C To Pascal," by Ted Carnevale, p. 138. C-TO-PAS.C 2944 Listing 1, p. 140. "A Low-Cost Data-Acquisition System," by Kiyohisa Okamura and Kamyab Aghai-Tabriz, p. 199. "Fourier Smoothing Without the Fast Fourier Transform," by Eric E. Aubanel and Keith Oldham, p.207. FOURIER.BAS 3584 Listing 1, p. 212. Microsoft BASIC. FTEXT.BAS 384 Hewlett-Packard BASIC. FOUREXT.BAS 384 HP BASIC. FT.BAS 2304 HP BASIC. "Paranoia: A Floating-Point Benchmark," by Richard Karpinski, p.223. PARANOIA.DOC 6528 Listings 1 and 2, pp. 230 through 235. "Viewing Molecules with the Macintosh," by Earl J. Kirkland, p. 251. MODEL3D.BAS 3328 Listing 1, p. 253. SIGEN.BAS 896 Listing 2, p. 256. "Interfacing for Data Acquisition," by Tom Clune, p. 269. HEATSUB.BAS 5248 Listing 1, p. 278. "Janus/Ada," by Mark J. Welch, p. 295. JANUS-L1.LST 896 Listing 1, p. 297. JANUS-L2.LST 1024 Listing 2, p. 297. JANUS-L3.LST 1152 Listing 3, p. 298. These are available from SIMTEL20 as: Filename Type Bytes CRC Directory MICRO:<CPM.BYT85JAN> BYT85JAN.LBR.1 BINARY 10752 90FFH FACTOR.BAS.1 ASCII 500 4337H NOSQUARE.BAS.1 ASCII 322 DB53H PRIME.BAS.1 ASCII 4343 0CF0H PROGRAMS.JAN.1 ASCII 391 7CDAH SWEEP.BAS.1 BINARY 2944 CAAEH TUNE.BAS.1 BINARY 1792 796BH Directory MICRO:<CPM.BYT85FEB> BYT85FEB.LBR.1 BINARY 37504 7B66H C-TO-PAS.C.1 ASCII 2834 FF4CH FOUREXT.BAS.1 ASCII 276 7085H FOURIER.BAS.1 ASCII 3530 3167H FT.BAS.1 ASCII 2182 C356H FTEXT.BAS.1 ASCII 262 7FB7H HEATSUB.BQS.1 BINARY 3072 CA91H IBMPROGA.BQS.1 BINARY 11392 9B16H JANUS-L1.LST.1 BINARY 896 F827H JANUS-L2.LST.1 BINARY 1024 1526H JANUS-L3.LST.1 BINARY 1152 1B20H MODEL3D.BAS.1 ASCII 3288 2B06H PARANOIA.DQC.1 BINARY 4352 4FFFH PROGRAMS.FEB.1 ASCII 1165 CCE0H SIGEN.BAS.1 ASCII 896 9056H --Keith
W8SDZ@SIMTEL20.ARPA (Keith Petersen) (03/23/85)
I tried to retrieve TUNE and SWEEP and got 'not a seven-bit file'
and was thrown off. Do you have to do something ascii-ize the
files?
Yes, I can ascify them, but they were stored in binary because they
contain some LF-CR end-of-lines (instead of the usual CR-LF) that
Microsoft Basic uses for "continued lines". If I ascify them, this
will be messed up. Suggest you use the "tenex" or "TYPE L 8" mode in
FTP to grab the files in binary format and then download them from
your host using the binary mode of Kermit or one of the MODEM or
umodem programs.
--KeithW8SDZ@SIMTEL20.ARPA (Keith Petersen) (03/24/85)
I have received some messages from people who cannot handle binary or squeezed files. In order to make the Byte magazine files available to everyone, I have unsqueezed some files and "ascify'ed" others. The originals remain for those who can use them. Beware: some Basic programs use LF-CR as the "continue on next line" end-of-line squence instead of the usual CR-LF. The ascify'ing process may alter these special end-of-lines, requiring some editing by the user. Here is a new list of filenames, file types (binary or ascii) and CRCs (for those who have CRCK to check them). I have marked the new unsqueezed and/or ascify'ed files. Filename Type Bytes CRC Directory MICRO:<CPM.BYT85JAN> BYT85JAN.LBR.1 BINARY 10752 90FFH FACTOR.BAS.1 ASCII 500 4337H NOSQUARE.BAS.1 ASCII 322 DB53H PRIME.BAS.1 ASCII 4343 0CF0H PROGRAMS.JAN.1 ASCII 391 7CDAH SWEEP.BAS.1 BINARY 2944 CAAEH SWEEP.BAS-ASCII.1 ASCII 2790 F8F0H <--- TUNE.BAS.1 BINARY 1792 796BH TUNE.BAS-ASCII.1 ASCII 1562 4A03H <--- Filename Type Bytes CRC Directory MICRO:<CPM.BYT85FEB> BYT85FEB.LBR.1 BINARY 37504 7B66H C-TO-PAS.C.1 ASCII 2834 FF4CH FOUREXT.BAS.1 ASCII 276 7085H FOURIER.BAS.1 ASCII 3530 3167H FT.BAS.1 ASCII 2182 C356H FTEXT.BAS.1 ASCII 262 7FB7H HEATSUB.BAS.1 ASCII 5151 1B24H <--- HEATSUB.BQS.1 BINARY 3072 CA91H IBMPROGA.BAS.1 ASCII 19312 5DDFH <--- IBMPROGA.BQS.1 BINARY 11392 9B16H JANUS-L1.LST.1 BINARY 896 F827H JANUS-L1.LST-ASCII.1 ASCII 730 989FH <--- JANUS-L2.LST.1 BINARY 1024 1526H JANUS-L2.LST-ASCII.1 ASCII 784 330BH <--- JANUS-L3.LST.1 BINARY 1152 1B20H JANUS-L3.LST-ASCII.1 ASCII 988 49A3H <--- MODEL3D.BAS.1 ASCII 3288 2B06H PARANOIA.DOC.1 ASCII 6279 F78BH <--- PARANOIA.DQC.1 BINARY 4352 4FFFH PROGRAMS.FEB.1 ASCII 1165 CCE0H SIGEN.BAS.1 ASCII 896 9056H --Keith