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From: njt@fisher.UUCP (Nathaniel Thurston)
Newsgroups: net.news.group
Subject: contents of new.sources.mac
Message-ID: <1348@fisher.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 25-Nov-85 23:30:52 EST
Article-I.D.: fisher.1348
Posted: Mon Nov 25 23:30:52 1985
Date-Received: Tue, 26-Nov-85 21:02:50 EST
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Organization: Princeton University.Mathematics
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There has been a lot of talk here about the lack of sources
in net.sources.mac.  I have been saving all articles from it
for about a year now, including the sources.  It turns out that
about 1/8 of the volume (1.1 Meg / 9 Meg) is in actual sources.
The sources are distributed among Pascal, various versions of C,
Assembler, and lisp, all of which are almost totally incompatible.
   
   The total volume since I have been saving the sources:
 319K	MegaMax C
 253K	Sumacc C
 227K	Assembler
 126K	MacC
  72K	Aztec C
  70K	Pascal
  15K	Generic C
  13K	Xlisp
   8K	language-independant

1106K	Total
 713K	total volume of C code

These figures do not include the sources for programs on UN*X,
such as xbin, etc. that were also in net.sources.mac.
These postings account for another 370K of volume.
-- 

Nathaniel Thurston
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