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From: dean@hyper.UUCP (Dean Gahlon)
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Subject: Re: C power questions
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Date: Tue, 1-Jul-86 10:46:57 EDT
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> 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". 
> 
> 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.
> 
> 
> 					Thanks in advance,
> 					
> 					E. T. Levine
> 					...!ihnp4!cbosgd!cbsck!etl

[Give me your poor, your tired, your line-eaters...]
There doesn't seem to *be* any source for shapes.sh. It's possible to download
*a* source for it from their bulletin board (which has some very good stuff,
by the way (more later in this message)), but that source seems to assume the
existence of some graphics libraries, which don't seem to exist on said
bulletin board or anywhere else that I know of.
	One of the neat things available on their bulletin board is an 
assembler that produces object code suitable for linking with C-produced
object code. If you have a modem, I'd check it out (after 11 PM, since
it's probably long distance).
	Oh, yes; another question that nobody seems able to answer is what
the 'a' and 's' options on the compiler itself do. From a disassembly of the
compiler, it looks like they're stored in some odd location, but what's done
with them then, I don't know, and nobody else seems to, either.