mat@emcard.UUCP (Mat Waites) (01/11/89)
OK, you weenies, how about posting some Power C source code. I'd like to see what others are doing in C on the 64. Mat ps I haven't gotten any comments about the terminal program I posted. Has anybody compiled it yet? -- W Mat Waites gatech!emcard!mat 8-5 ET: (404) 727-7197
anderson@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM (Joel Peter Anderson) (01/11/89)
In article <6389@emcard.UUCP> mat@emcard.UUCP (Mat Waites) writes: >OK, you weenies, how about posting some Power C source code. >I'd like to see what others are doing in C on the 64. Well... how about a crypto-quip analyzer? I have to un-Unix it since the current incarnation uses a few Unix features we don't have on the 64 (yet :) - I 'll try to get it > >ps I haven't gotten any comments about the terminal program I posted. > Has anybody compiled it yet? Yes - works fine... except 1) I need to change the carrier detect pause so the auto-dial feature doesn't keep hanging up, 2) offer PRG and SEQ up/downloads (don't people want to ship binaries around? I do.) I already changed the Hayes command to ATDP (some of us don't have tone dialing) Here's a thought - how about VT100 emulation with windowed left/right screens? ... might be useful.... Also - how about a simpler version - kind of a 'cu' command (actually I already call it that) that could be linked in and made available in BASIC with a sys command?
mat@emcard.UUCP (Mat Waites) (01/12/89)
In article <974@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM> anderson@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM (Joel Peter Anderson) writes: >In article <6389@emcard.UUCP> mat@emcard.UUCP (Mat Waites) writes: >>ps I haven't gotten any comments about the terminal program I posted. >> Has anybody compiled it yet? > >Yes - works fine... except 1) I need to change the carrier detect pause so the >auto-dial feature doesn't keep hanging up, 2) offer PRG and SEQ up/downloads >(don't people want to ship binaries around? I do.) I am going to add file based parameters such as modem initialization, dialing delays, etc As for the PRG/SEQ... just add a ",p" or ",s" to the filename when you answer the filename prompt. I like doing it this way instead of prompting and then having the terminal tack on the ",p" or ",s". Personal preference, I guess. Mat -- W Mat Waites gatech!emcard!mat 8-5 ET: (404) 727-7197