fche@db.toronto.edu (Frank Ch. Eigler) (01/04/90)
Hi, folks.
Is the asdg-low-mem.library public domain?
(freely redistributable?, etc.?)
Can someone (perhaps someone at ASDG) send me the specs for using
this? I'm interested because it seems like just the thing for a
large multitasking project.
Thanks!
--Frank
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"I'll be your sledgehammer" AMIGA \X/tlimonce@drunivac.uucp (01/04/90)
In article <1990Jan3.183603.4004@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu>, fche@db.toronto.edu (Frank Ch. Eigler) writes: > Hi, folks. > > Is the asdg-low-mem.library public domain? > (freely redistributable?, etc.?) > -- > Frank Ch. Eigler // > fche@db.toronto.edu // (I'll let Perry answer this, but the FaccII disk has a README file that explains the policy.) 1 -- Perry, could you list the products that use it? 2 -- I would LOVE to see certain programs start to use that library. Especially AmigaTeX (so it could flush it's caches automatically) and WordPerfect (so the "overflow to disk" could use a dynamic buffer, instead of a static one). -Tom --- NOTE: Replying to this message WILL bounce. Please send to one of the addresses below. Tom Limoncelli The computer industry should spend more time in front of tlimonce@drew.uucp their computers. Remember when "Look & Feel" tlimonce@drew.Bitnet was what you tried to do on a date? limonce@pilot.njin.net
pds@quintus.UUCP (Peter Schachte) (01/06/90)
In article <28564.25a319b8@drunivac.uucp> tlimonce@drunivac.uucp writes: >I would LOVE to see certain programs start to use asdg-low-mem.library. >Especially AmigaTeX ... and WordPerfect. And how about REZ, so it could start flushing least-recently-used cached programs when you run out of memory? -- -Peter Schachte pds@quintus.uucp ...!sun!quintus!pds