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From: geb@amber.Rational.COM (Gary Barnes)
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Subject: Re: Teco for Amiga
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Date: 23 Apr 91 22:41:59 GMT
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Teco for the Amiga is supposed to be available from usc.edu, directory
pub/teco.  I recently got the READ.ME file from there.  The archive
that you/I want would appear to be tecoc.tar.Z; but I haven't pulled
it out yet so I'm still guessing.  There are several Teco's in there.

Here are some extracts from the READ.ME file:

....
From: siemsen@skat.usc.edu (Pete Siemsen)
Subject: [teco] Here's where to get TECO
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
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I maintain the DECUS TECO Collection,  which includes:
....
2. my TECO in C for VAX/VMS, MS-DOS, AmigaDOS and Unix,  with video
   (curses-based) when compiled under Unix.
....
You can anonymous ftp this stuff from usc.edu,  directory pub/teco.

If you can't anonymous ftp, I'll make you a VMS BACKUP 1/2-inch
9-track 6250 BPI tape or send parts on IBM-PC floppies.  Send me a
tape or a floppy (3-1/2 1.2mb or 5-1/4 1.4mb) and postage and I'll
send them back with data.  If you only want a small part of it, like
the 6502 TECO, I can be talked into emailing.

>How full an implementation?

TECO-C (the one I wrote, Mark Henderson did the video stuff) is a very
full implementation.  Macros written for TECO-11 run without problems.
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Pete Siemsen                         Pete Siemsen            siemsen@usc.edu
University of Southern California    645 Ohio Ave. #302      (213) 740-7391 (w)
1020 West Jefferson Blvd.            Long Beach, CA 90814    (213) 433-3059 (h)
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0251
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-rw-r--r--  1 303      wheel        3090 Apr 11 16:55 README
-rw-r--r--  1 303      wheel      620453 Mar 30 00:06 tecoc.tar.Z