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| Files from PC Techniques Dec/Jan 1991. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| BITSTUFF.C | 410 | 192 | deflated |
| BUBBLER.CPP | 1500 | 582 | deflated |
| BUBBLER.PAS | 1432 | 549 | deflated |
| COM_PP.ASM | 38520 | 7176 | deflated |
| FLUSH.ASM | 922 | 298 | deflated |
| HEAP.PAS | 532 | 241 | deflated |
| INDMEM.C | 363 | 157 | deflated |
| L1.C | 4753 | 1478 | deflated |
| L2.COD | 1160 | 389 | deflated |
| L3.ASM | 2714 | 984 | deflated |
| L4.ASM | 3933 | 1341 | deflated |
| L5.C | 2745 | 996 | deflated |
| L6.ASM | 3307 | 1196 | deflated |
| MSG_PCKT.CPP | 11445 | 2690 | deflated |
| MSG_PCKT.HPP | 3444 | 1256 | deflated |
| PCTV1N5.ZIP | 37637 | 34915 | deflated |
| READ.ME | 2562 | 1315 | deflated |
| READREAL.SRC | 191 | 121 | deflated |
| REBOOT.C | 447 | 236 | deflated |
| SERIAL.CPP | 8766 | 1879 | deflated |
| SERIAL.HPP | 5794 | 1839 | deflated |
| SILVTEST.C | 1901 | 859 | deflated |
| TEXTIFY.BAS | 6411 | 2443 | deflated |
| TP6SHIFT.PAS | 609 | 276 | deflated |
| VALX.PAS | 1103 | 360 | deflated |
| XON_XOFF.CPP | 4295 | 1210 | deflated |
| XON_XOFF.HPP | 784 | 391 | deflated |
| _HEAP.PAS | 159 | 129 | deflated |
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Contents of the READ.ME file
PC TECHNIQUES LISTINGS DISKETTE #5: DEC/JAN 1990
------------------------------------------------
To all our programmer friends:
These are the listings from the December/January 1990 issue of
PC TECHNIQUES, Volume 1, #5.
Two files related to the issue are present on this disk, but
were *not* printed in the issue itself:
SILVTEST.C is a sample program using the SilverComm Asynch Library,
which was the subject of the Critique on Page 74.
COMM_PP.ASM is the assembly-language code from the article "Extendible
Serial Port Objects", which was not printed in the magazine due to space
limitations.
PC TECHNIQUES SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
Subscription rates are $21.95 per year (6 issues) in the US; $29.95
per year to Canada (in US funds) and $39.95 overseas, again in US funds
drawn on a US bank. Two year subscriptions are available for $37.95
in the US; $53.95 to Canada, and $73.95 overseas. (A $63.95 rate
published for two-year overseas subs is incorrect.) We accept personal
and company checks, money orders, and Visa and Mastercard. Also note
that overseas and Canada subscriptions should be paid for in US funds
drawn on a US bank. Otherwise, currency conversion and foreign bank
collection fees can amount to as much as $20, which obviously won't
work out for a $20 or $30 subscription.
We gladly take phone orders if you have a MasterCard or Visa account.
(602) 483-0192. (We do *not* currently accept AMEX or Discover!)
We place *no* restrictions on the distribution or use of the source code
published in the magazine. Please add it to your user group library or
BBS file archives. Pass it along to your friends. Make sure that anyone
who might conceivably find the code useful will get it.
And we want your HAX! You don't have to be a published writer. You just
have to get your concept down as best you can in short form, along with
small amounts of code. Think small! HAX should fit on a single magazine
page. You shouldn't send more than 50 or so lines of code with a HAX, nor
more than 400 or 500 words. We pay $25 for each one we publish.
Finally, let us know what you think. We created PC TECHNIQUES to help you
build your programming skills. Your feedback is always welcome. Write to
us at:
PC TECHNIQUES
3202 E. Greenway Suite 1307-302
Phoenix AZ 85032
(602) 483-0192
And in the meantime, keep hacking!
--73--
--Jeff Duntemann KG7JF
Editor in Chief
PC TECHNIQUES
------------------------------------------------
To all our programmer friends:
These are the listings from the December/January 1990 issue of
PC TECHNIQUES, Volume 1, #5.
Two files related to the issue are present on this disk, but
were *not* printed in the issue itself:
SILVTEST.C is a sample program using the SilverComm Asynch Library,
which was the subject of the Critique on Page 74.
COMM_PP.ASM is the assembly-language code from the article "Extendible
Serial Port Objects", which was not printed in the magazine due to space
limitations.
PC TECHNIQUES SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
Subscription rates are $21.95 per year (6 issues) in the US; $29.95
per year to Canada (in US funds) and $39.95 overseas, again in US funds
drawn on a US bank. Two year subscriptions are available for $37.95
in the US; $53.95 to Canada, and $73.95 overseas. (A $63.95 rate
published for two-year overseas subs is incorrect.) We accept personal
and company checks, money orders, and Visa and Mastercard. Also note
that overseas and Canada subscriptions should be paid for in US funds
drawn on a US bank. Otherwise, currency conversion and foreign bank
collection fees can amount to as much as $20, which obviously won't
work out for a $20 or $30 subscription.
We gladly take phone orders if you have a MasterCard or Visa account.
(602) 483-0192. (We do *not* currently accept AMEX or Discover!)
We place *no* restrictions on the distribution or use of the source code
published in the magazine. Please add it to your user group library or
BBS file archives. Pass it along to your friends. Make sure that anyone
who might conceivably find the code useful will get it.
And we want your HAX! You don't have to be a published writer. You just
have to get your concept down as best you can in short form, along with
small amounts of code. Think small! HAX should fit on a single magazine
page. You shouldn't send more than 50 or so lines of code with a HAX, nor
more than 400 or 500 words. We pay $25 for each one we publish.
Finally, let us know what you think. We created PC TECHNIQUES to help you
build your programming skills. Your feedback is always welcome. Write to
us at:
PC TECHNIQUES
3202 E. Greenway Suite 1307-302
Phoenix AZ 85032
(602) 483-0192
And in the meantime, keep hacking!
--73--
--Jeff Duntemann KG7JF
Editor in Chief
PC TECHNIQUES
December 13, 2017
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