nakada@husc4.HARVARD.EDU (Paul Nakada) (01/20/89)
Comments: Originally-From: Ted Medin <MEDIN-T@SHARK.nosc.mil>
------- part 4 of 4 ---------- appaaa.new
Changes for 3.84 to 3.85
1. Since most apple 2's have no clock kermit uses a loop with the cpu for
time delays. There is now a "set timing nnn", where nnn is the times
thru the $fca8 rom routine for a 1 ms delay. If your machine runs
faster than a 6502 cpu then you may want to increase this number
to get the 1 ms delay.
2. Kermit-65 has been on a weight loss program to attempt to improve
performance. If you have a //e+ or better with a interupt driven
com routine the results are significant otherwise so so.
3. The help command now reads file kermit.help for help. So if you
dont like the help you can write your own. File is a text file
and should be limited to 80 col lines.
4. With all the different (hayes compatable?) modems we have had to add
an escape character "\" (reverse slash) for the modem file. So if
you need to send the "&" to your modem, prefix it with the "\" and
the "&" will not be interpreted as the 1 sec delay. And of course
if you want to send the "\" you will have to send 2 of them.
5. The "type" command has been added so you can list a text file on your
screen. If you have more than 80 col lines things may get a little
out of hand. Otherwise you should be able to see 22 lines at a time
and optionally be able to start over again at the top.
6. Sending files with wildcards in the names now uses the hardware stack.
This means that a very complicated name with wildcards may cause a stack
overflow with undefined results. Appreciate feedback on this please.
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