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From: rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling)
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Subject: Re: C power questions
Message-ID: <113@csustan.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 3-Jul-86 13:47:38 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul  3 13:47:38 1986
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In article <144@danews.UUCP> etl@danews.UUCP (Eugene T. Levine) writes:
>I've just purchased the C power package for the 64 and I've got a few
>questions.  Where's the #@! is the source code?  At least the source for the
>non-complier items, such as the libraries and the examples like "shapes.sh". 
>
Alas, the libraries are in machine language and no source is available.
A fellow named Mark Rinfret has written a disassembler, if you care to go
to the trouble...  It is available on the C-Power bulletin board,
(416) 276-6811 (300-1200 baud, 24 hrs)

>In addition have any interesting items or sources for items been mentioned
>here.  And if so would any of you that saved them email copies to me.
>
>And lastly if any of you have written any tidbits for the complier and 
>would like to share your knowledge, I and probably others would be interested.
>
There are a number of user-written applications on the above mentioned
board, including a relocating, linking assembler written in C for the C-64
(yes, it generates C-Power compatible object).