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From: anthony@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Anthony Veale)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: HyperC and invisibility
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Date: 28 Aug 90 16:46:04 GMT
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Hello, world,
    I don't seem to have gotten any replies to my HyperC info request.  I
posted about 1.5 weeks ago and the only reply I got was from someone wanting
to know where I got HyperC!  I told him immediately, but still have not
gotten an info off the nets for myself.
    So I will ask again.
    I have the HyperC (ProDOS) installation and the floating point libraries,
too.  The package included some newsgroup articles discussing some of the
basics.  These mentioned that two of the fundamental macros for IO had their
names shortened to 'putchr' and 'getchr.'
    Unfortunately, 'getchr' and every variant spelling that I can think of
simply are NOT on the disk.  The linker can't find it and neither can my disk
searcher.
    Anybody who has any info about HyperC, please respond to me by email.
Thanks.

Anthony Veale'   Grad. Student
JILA             anthony@lyra.colorado.edu (or, if closed, try)
UColorado        star.stanford.edu!lyra.colorado.edu!anthony
Boulder, CO      veale@jila.bitnet