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From: ln63soi@sdcc7.UUCP (ANTHONY INTRIERI)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga,net.micro.atari16
Subject: Re: Amiga to ST conversion source
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Date: Thu, 24-Apr-86 08:51:55 EDT
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Organization: U.C. San Diego, Academic Computer Center
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In article <7@prle2.UUCP> slavenbg@prle2.UUCP (Gert Slavenburg) writes:
>
>We used the 11/20/85 release (the Atari ROM release of TOS), and converted
>it to a slightly larger objectfile on the Amiga, which took about 1 hour (!).
>The first tests of TOS seemed to work reliable, though file I/O was slower
>than expected. Encouraged by this succes, we proceeded on converting the
>hard-disk driver (version 0.11, the most recent European release). 

I sincerely hope Gert is joking.  There are these nasty little things called
copywrite laws, often used to protect developers of software which Gert
himself professes to be.  I hope Atari isn't foolish enough to encourage
wholesale piracy of their software with their own tools. 

Power Without the Price:  Steal It!

Paul van de Graaf 	U. C. San Diego