1. Chuck Weingart, of Chicago has donated some of his efforts again.
This program started out several years ago as Combine but several
people have improved upon it and finally Chuck felt motivated
enough to polish and rename it. Basically it will combine multiple
small files into one large file. The method it uses also allows
it to be used as a Submit replacement.
CCT.COM/ASM/HEX
2. Steve Oualline, of Fort Worth came up with something different.
Cross orginally came from the University of Hamburg. It is commented
in German and came from the Dec-10 environment. Cross will take
a Pascal program, indent it and produce a cross reference of the
indented copy. It will also put a line number and some annotations
on the left side of your file. This very well could be a help in
debugging since the annotations tell you (by number) were a BEGIN
is and its END. It also provides a cross-reference file sent to
IO of your choice.
3. John Wilson, of Synapse Assoc, wrote PURGE as an utility for use
with Pascal/Z and other compilers. It will erase the numerous
files which are no longer needed after a successful compilation.
It never erases the COM or PAS but you have choices over other file
types. Although John wrote PURGE with the H19 terminal in mind,
the source is included so that you can patch your own terminal in
very easily.
PURGE.COM/DOC/MAC M80LIB00.MAC
MACRO.LIB
4. Bill Jhnsn, of Pueblo,Col needed a floating point package and
had to settle for writing one himself. He has included a demo
program to get you started.
