marc@dumbcat.UUCP (Marco S Hyman) (09/28/89)
Readers wishing the sources for the C++ Trace/Debug class described in
the October issue of Computer Language can get them from dumbcat. New
and improved versions (including the ``excessive'' amount of comments not
printed in the magazine :-) can be had via:
1. Anonymous UUCP. Systems/L.sys entry is:
dumbcat Any ACU 9600 14157850194 "" \d\r in:--in: nuucp word: guest
dumbcat Any ACU 2400 14157850194 "" \d\r in:-BREAK-in: nuucp word: guest
dumbcat Any ACU 1200 14157850194 "" \d\r in:-BREAK-in:-BREAK-in: nuucp word: guest
The 9600 bps entry is for a V.32 modem, not a TrailBlazer. The file to get
is dumbcat!~/trace.shar.Z (/usr/spool/uucppublic/trace.shar.Z) 8665 bytes.
2. Guest login. You can dial into dumbcat at 415 785 0194. It answers at
9600. Send a break for 2400, a second break for 1200. Login is guest,
password is dumbcat. The files are trace.list[123] in the guest home
directory. Xmodem is available.
3. Mail. You can mail me and I will send you trace.shar (17847 bytes) by
return mail. This is the least reliable method. The others are preferred.
--marc
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// Marco S. Hyman {ames,pyramid,sun}!pacbell!dumbcat!marc