aglover@acorn.co.uk (Alan Glover at Fulbourn Road (73)5281) (06/19/91)
Advance warning - the next posting to comp.binaries.acorn will be version 2.30 of Richard Lloyd's !VKiller. Alan -------------------------------------------------------------------------- aglover@acorn.co.uk - Moderator of comp.binaries.acorn/comp.sources.acorn Mail submissions to submit@acorn.co.uk, other mail to moderator@acorn.co.uk
gtoal@castle.ed.ac.uk (G Toal) (06/22/91)
In article <7823@acorn.co.uk> aglover@acorn.co.uk (Alan Glover at Fulbourn Road (73)5281) writes: >Advance warning - the next posting to comp.binaries.acorn will be version >2.30 of Richard Lloyd's !VKiller. Alan, does the lack of source postings imply that no-one has sent you any, or that you haven't had any worth posting? I held off from sending you stuff because I'd assumed you would have been flooded! If you're short of sources, I've plenty I could send: Anyone interested in a really cool malloc tracing package? (It's on Newcastle, but I've been keeping it up to date as I use it...) It's the one single most productive software tool I've used this year. Graham
aglover@acorn.co.uk (Alan Glover) (06/24/91)
Yes, I've got several things waiting to go out to comp.binaries (and several more which have been held off so that I can release the latest version rather than doing an update soon after the initial release). Nethack is provisionally the next one to go - it'll be posted over several days to avoid upsetting too many sys admins. However, I'm very light on things for posting in the sources group. My criteria here is that if I can post it in a natural and usable form (ie it's only character usage is ASCII 0A,0D,20-7F) then I'll consider it as a potential sources posting. This includes therefore assembly language, any high level language (eg C) source, and ASCII-listed BASIC programs. A gentle reminder, while I think of it, PLEASE PLEASE use the special aliases submit@acorn.co.uk and moderator@acorn.co.uk when mailing me - at the moment they're routed differently to mail to aglover within Acorn and it's a nuisance transferring them :-(. Thanks, Alan -------------------------------------------------------------------------- aglover@acorn.co.uk - Moderator of comp.binaries.acorn/comp.sources.acorn Mail submissions to submit@acorn.co.uk, other mail to moderator@acorn.co.uk