DEC.BANKS@MARLBORO.DEC.COM (12/17/85)
From: Dawn Banks <DEC.BANKS@MARLBORO.DEC.COM> I don't subscribe to net.sources, and have no convenient way of doing so. Is it at all possible to obtain the micro EMACS and C debugging package recently alluded to in this interest group via ARPAnet? If anyone has obtained a copy of either of these, I'd certainly appreciate it if you could make it available. Secondly, I've been reading about some neat sounding stuff from AMICUS. There have been references made to what is available to anyone, and what is available to developers. Well, we're not sure if we're a developer: As noted here previously, we had tried to obtain a developer's kit directly from Amiga early on, but were given the heave-ho by Amiga. We were later able to order a kit through our local computer store (which has since arrived), and contains all the normal developer's kit contents (C, Assembler, lots of manuals, software replicated on 1BM format 5.25" floppies, etc), including some support phone numbers that I'm sure Amiga wouldn't want us to call. Since we paid our local computer store for this (and they presumably paid Amiga for it), I don't think Amiga has listed as a registered developer, even though we have all the developer stuff. Does that make us an official developer, an unofficial developer, or one of the ABasiC masses? D Banks. --------