W8SDZ@SIMTEL20.ARPA (Keith Petersen) (02/06/88)
Now available via standard anonymous FTP from SIMTEL20... Filename Type Bytes CRC Directory PD1:<MSDOS.MAPPING> GETAMAP.ARC.1 BINARY 80803 4521H GETAMAP is a utility to print Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) map requests. This program is supplied by the Defense Mapping Agency to print the NON-classified maps they supply to the public. The program has been placed in the public domain. Thanks to David Kirschbaum for uploading it to SIMTEL20. --Keith
marria@navajo.UUCP (Michael Marria) (02/12/88)
Actually, this is not a follow-up, just accessing the group as I know how. First, three general questions, then about Nethack2.2 running. 1. Can you add to the PATH in some manner other than completely including the existing path plus the addition? (MSDOS 3.1) Unless I am missing something, each set PATH command obliterates the previous PATH setting. I want to append it. 2. Is the CI C86 compiler Z100 oriented or is it something I can use as well on a PC clone? ( I am considering getting CI C86 used, any offers?) 3. EM39EXE.ARC at SIMTEL is supposed to include some special exe files for the Z100 (according to it's own docs.) It does not. I currently haven't a C compiler to do this from the src which does have this. Anybody have a running version (binaries) I can work out a transfer with? Nethack2.2 running: I have Nethack22 running on my Z100. This is running on a 768K, two 360K floppy system, with MSDOS 3.1. Do any other Z100 users have this running? If not, I will submit it, the binaries of nethack when ver2.3 works plus config and termcap files etc. (ZTERMCAP.TRM does not work correctly for Nethack) to INFO-HZ100, if somebody tells me how, or to SIMTEL. I hope to have MORIA as well soon. About the graphics related to nethack. It appears that the AS and AE (alternate chars. escape) are not used in hack, nethack etc. I am assuming that this is the reason I can't get other than ascii characters on the screen regardless of the altchar.sys contents. Am I misunderstanding something? Thanks, Michael