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From: treesh@vangogh.helios.nd.edu
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Subject: Re: BBS input
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Date: 8 Jan 91 13:24:15 GMT
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Well, because Im runing Cnet 128 software, the use of complied basic is out 
of the question, all code must be in true 6502 ML, or in non-complied basic.
Speed is not a problem at all running in straight basice because all the
i/o stuff is handles in ML, and anything that would be slow in basic
have been written in ML.  Basic is used as a logical platform to controll
what SYS to do next.  

If you have never called a Cnet BBS, I recomend that you try one out, you
will be suprized at how fast they move, even on the 64.
 
ctfm