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Conditions for usage and distribution apply as mentioned in the front page.
Thanks to Mark J. Swift, author of
the recent versions of the Amiga-QL-Emulator, and of a nicely working DOC to
RTF converter, I was able to convert the PiQ QUILL texts to RTF, and from that
output somehow managed to produce the HTML version. Reading the accompanying
documents revealed the TAS problem of the Amiga computer - which I already
knew of, but forgot. As a consequence I'll be modifying my programs to work
without that particular processor command, and put them here as work proceeds,
or just give a remark where no changes were necessary.
This page is meant to offer de-TAS'ed
versions of my own and of certain, more or less well known, other
programs, re-assembled, not just patched., which I'd check with the
QXL,&SMSQ (and serial mouse), QL&MGG, QL&MINERVA and in the UQLX
emulator, but which are not tested with the
Amiga-QL, because I have no access to such a computer.
I'd like to ask the Amiga users to, pse, giving me a notice whether the
programs work as expected.
11/99: There wasn't any response and thus work on versions without TAS
op's is discontinued.
ptr71_byt level "01" configurable, QIMI awareThe configurable version supplies the additional SBasic keywords:
ptr71ci_byt QIMI ignoring
ptr71cn_byt QIMI aware
string$ = PINF$ = "PIF 1.71 .hpr'{date} {version}"
string$ = WINF$ = "{version}"
The extension's entension (PIF companion), and itself extended w.r.t.
v22/32, also, for truely multitasking windowing. Just the code in the archive,
for the documentation and the version 34 assembler source re PEX22/32.
GNU licensed Forth System, updating v818 with a debugged and de-TAS'ed
compiler. Most parts of the entire distribution will have to be recompiled
with the new kernel job if they also should execute without TAS codes.
Revised documention (a few more english comments, and a HELP word) and just
the "QF" job with the assembler source in the archive. This version need to be
installed on top of F6 v818.
The QXL.WIN extracting program "RecoverX" is
now available in a re-compiled F6-8.19 based version.