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From: ericmcg@pnet91 (Eric Mcgillicuddy)
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Subject: HyperC
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Date: 22 Oct 90 05:46:28 GMT
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The hyperc disks don't work?   try "-c.system" or double click "gs.system"
from the finder on the GS. Note that you do not need to keep the files on 5
1/4" disks, move them to 3.5's or a hard disk. HyperC is very disk intesive,
so a large RAMdisk is the best option (rename it /csys to make life a bit
easier).

Micheal Pender:

prtWrite automatically sends output to slot 1, _prtInit (1) and _prtvid() are
redundant. Alternatively leaves these in and replace prtWrite with
putchr(char). putchr sends characters through the currently active output
hooks, in the case of prtvid, it "tees" the data to both the printer driver
and the video driver. 

One final option is to use putprt(char), this sends the char to slot 1
regardless of the output hooks and will only send a single character, which
seems to fit best with your code fragment.

I have written a limited scanf function (doesn't support floating point and a
couple of other ANSI features), send me mail if you are interested. I have no
need for this myself, I have my own assembler routines which are much faster
and much smaller. 

To those who have specific questions you can send me private mail. However, I
can not initiate private mail, I can only respond to mail received (reliably).

Eric McGillicuddy
Apple II Evangelist (and I mean that!!!)

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