jons@islenet.UUCP (Jonathan Spangler) (11/15/85)
Well, due to overwhelming response, the source for the M100 text formatter
was put in net.sources in four parts:
1) prndoc.do - This is the document for PRINT (the program name)
READ THIS ONE FIRST!
(size = 10995)
2) prnmod.do - The document for modifying PRINT to work with
your specific printer.
(size = 6694)
3) prn100.obj - The data file for loading the machine language
program.
(size = 7212)
4) prn100.ldr - The BASIC loading program.
(size = 1388 ASCII)
(size = 1035 BASIC)
Since I have a 32k M100, I don't know if the program works on a 16k machine.
BUT, I would think that you would have to have at least a 16k machine if
one figures that the data file is 7k and the machine loader program (written
in BASIC) is 1k -- you need at least 10k for the program to run.
The actual final machine language code is much smaller -- comes
out on my machine at 3128. And since you don't need any of the other files,
the program only takes up 3k!
Problem: I don't have the PRN100.BAS needed for the printer
installation. Anybody have access to Compuserve and can ask Jim Irwin
(72346,1020) about that program? I think it would be helpful.
Unrelated question: Anybody know about the "C" compilier for the
M100? It was advertised in PCM (Perconal Computing Magazine for Tandy
Computer Users).
Aloha,
Jonathan Spangler
{ihnp4,dual,vortex}!islenet!jons
ps - a good review on text formatter's for the Model 100 appears in the
August '85 issue of Portable 100/200.
More info:
Camden Communications, Inc.
PO Box 250 or Highland Mill
Camden, ME 04843
(207) 236-4365
CompuServe ID: 76703,372
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Jonathan Spangler
{ihnp4,vortex,dual}!islenet!jons