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  • borrings compiles :-)

    From Benny Pedersen@1:2320/100 to All on Wed Jan 28 04:18:52 2004
    Hello All!

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    well, who will compile one on the amiga now ?

    Regards Benny

    ... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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  • From Craig Hutchison@1:2320/100 to Benny Pedersen on Thu Jan 29 23:51:42 2004
    G'day Benny,

    In a message dated 28 Jan 04 you wrote to All:

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    Binkd 1.0a-371 (Jan 27 2004 06:41:36/Linux)
    Compilation flags: gcc, zlib, bzlib2, perl, https, ntlm, amiga_4d_outbound.
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    well, who will compile one on the amiga now ?

    If you'd like to write a 4D outbound: clause for it, then I'll happily attempt a compile.....

    'course, it'd have to compile under SAS/C first time, else I'd have no hope of even attempting to fix the source.

    Cache Ya,
    Craig.

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  • From Benny Pedersen@1:2320/100 to Craig Hutchison on Fri Jan 30 11:01:52 2004
    Hello Craig!

    29 Jan 04 23:51, Craig Hutchison wrote to Benny Pedersen:

    ----- binkd.compiled.conf begins -----
    Binkd 1.0a-371 (Jan 27 2004 06:41:36/Linux)
    Compilation flags: gcc, zlib, bzlib2, perl, https, ntlm,
    amiga_4d_outbound.
    ----- binkd.compiled.conf ends -----
    well, who will compile one on the amiga now ?
    If you'd like to write a 4D outbound: clause for it, then I'll
    happily attempt a compile.....

    4d aka ASO is in binkd :-)

    there is just zlib, bzlib2, perl, https, ntlm, that does not make sense to code

    on amiga port, all 4d things is in current binkd, just a habil gcc amiga coder needed to get borring at compile speed, no ?

    'course, it'd have to compile under SAS/C first time, else I'd have
    no hope of even attempting to fix the source.

    yes but that needs more work since you then have to resource into sas c source before you compile natively in sas c, well if one can make it this way we are on, but the point is to stay on gcc no matter what os we are going to compile to, no ?

    ... Amiga made it possible, Commodore made it dead!

    i belive it otherways

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    every one with a point needs one :-)


    Regards Benny

    ... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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  • From Craig Hutchison@1:2320/100 to Benny Pedersen on Wed Feb 4 16:33:40 2004
    G'day Benny,

    In a message dated 30 Jan 04 you wrote:

    If you'd like to write a 4D outbound: clause for it, then I'll
    happily attempt a compile.....

    4d aka ASO is in binkd :-)

    I really don't know. You've used TrapDoor and it's Outbound: style. You tell me.

    there is just zlib, bzlib2, perl, https, ntlm, that does not make sense
    to code on amiga port, all 4d things is in current binkd, just a habil
    gcc amiga coder needed to get borring at compile speed, no ?

    So that's what you mean by 4D. My meaning was along the lines of 4D filenames. IE: zone.net.node.point.(((MO|TU|WE|TH|FR|SA|SU)[0-9])|PKT)

    [ How's that for specific wildcarding? :) ]

    Of course, you'd have to translate the filename(s) before transmission.

    'course, it'd have to compile under SAS/C first time, else I'd have
    no hope of even attempting to fix the source.

    yes but that needs more work since you then have to resource into sas c source before you compile natively in sas c, well if one can make it
    this way we are on, but the point is to stay on gcc no matter what os
    we are going to compile to, no ?

    I'll trust you on this, but only because I have no idea of what you're talking about.

    ... Amiga made it possible, Commodore made it dead!

    i belive it otherways

    There's probably a couple of others who've since shovelled dirt into the grave,

    but C= did their best to kill our favourite machine.


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    every one with a point needs one :-)

    Well, just the net/node.point anyway. The FTSC specs set a bare minimum.

    Cache Ya,
    Craig.

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  • From Andy Mcardle@1:2320/100 to Benny Pedersen on Wed Feb 4 21:54:16 2004
    G'day Benny

    'course, it'd have to compile under SAS/C first time, else I'd have
    no hope of even attempting to fix the source.

    yes but that needs more work since you then have to resource into sas
    c source before you compile natively in sas c, well if one can make it this way we are on, but the point is to stay on gcc no matter what os
    we are going to compile to, no ?

    Can it be easily brought back to Berkeley standard? That way it /should/ (though probably wouldn't) compile under almost any flavour of C.

    ... Amiga made it possible, Commodore made it dead!

    i belive it otherways

    Someone's forgotten their history. ;]

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    every one with a point needs one :-)

    Points? Points? Oh yes, I vaguely remember them. One step up the evolutionary ladder from BBS users & plankton, eh? <G>


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  • From Todd Sullivan@1:2320/100 to Andy Mcardle on Fri Feb 6 18:22:52 2004
    Andy McArdle and Benny Pedersen will demonstrate tag-team borrings compiles. Everyone take notes.

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    every one with a point needs one :-)
    Points? Points? Oh yes, I vaguely remember them. One step up the evolutionary ladder from BBS users & plankton, eh? <G>

    I resemble that remark...

    Todd Sullivan, Moderator

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  • From Andy Mcardle@1:2320/100 to Todd Sullivan on Thu Feb 12 17:34:56 2004
    G'day Todd

    Points? Points? Oh yes, I vaguely remember them. One step up the
    evolutionary ladder from BBS users & plankton, eh? <G>

    I resemble that remark...

    Dang! I really oughtta see about getting this foot removed from my
    mouth... ;]

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  • From Todd Sullivan@1:2320/100 to Andy Mcardle on Sun Feb 15 14:09:38 2004
    Andy McArdle and I will demonstrate tag-team borrings compiles :-).
    Everyone take notes.

    G'day Todd

    It is, but Tomorrow's Monday...

    Points? Points? Oh yes, I vaguely remember them. One step up the
    evolutionary ladder from BBS users & plankton, eh? <G>

    I resemble that remark...

    Dang! I really oughtta see about getting this foot removed from my mouth... ;]

    Don't worry about it. I can recall the days when most Mods were SysOps,
    too. Those days are past, so far as I can tell.

    Todd Sullivan

    ... "You can rest assured, I *will* find him..." - Mako

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  • From Andy Mcardle@1:2320/100 to Todd Sullivan on Wed Feb 18 23:45:34 2004
    G'day Todd

    G'day Todd

    It is, but Tomorrow's Monday...

    I think of it as the start of new weekend to look forward to. ;]

    Dang! I really oughtta see about getting this foot removed from my
    mouth... ;]

    Don't worry about it. I can recall the days when most Mods were
    SysOps, too. Those days are past, so far as I can tell.

    Yer. Every now'n'again I still read back thru some of my defunct mail
    areas (I've got quite a few years worth of 'em!) and snicker quietly to
    myself about some of the "disagreements" we used to have.

    Da net just isn't quite the same... [sigh]

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