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PS:<MICROS.AMIGA> -- DIRECTORY CONTENTS AND COMMENTS
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68KZIP.ASM and AMIGAZIP.C are the ZIP/EZIP sources.
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INTUITION.BUGS -- as reported to tech support.
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PATCHES.BUGS details several changes to the supplied "include" files
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needed for successful compilation.
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SUPPORT.INFO -- for customer support, lists some potential user
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problems and answers.
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AHEAD.C -- support for buffered type-ahead. Not yet integrated
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into the I/O sources or tested.
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Development for the Amiga involves three machines, the DEC20, a Compaq,
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and an Amiga. The Compaq is the primary machine. All development tools,
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various header and include files, and the sources reside there.
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The DEC20 is used mainly for convenience in editing the large source
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files, and for backups. Files are moved to and from the Compaq with
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Kermit.
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The Amiga itself is presently used only for executing and testing
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the program. A native version of the developement system does exist,
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but without a (working) hard disk, forget it.
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An executable program file is transferred by running Crosstalk on the
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Compaq and Read on the Amiga. It must have been converted to hex format,
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since Read only accepts 7-bit data.
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See also <DUNCAN.AMIGA> for backups of all Compaq batch files,
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and notes on use.
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When Kermiting to the Compaq, first split the 68K source file on the 20
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into four parts, ZIP1.ASM through ZIP4.ASM, to facilitate editing.
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Transfer these along with ZIP0.ASM, the master include file.
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Old ZIPx.ASM files should first be deleted from the Compaq directory,
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or the new ones will be renamed ("&" chars added) during transfer.
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