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Subject: Re: Juggler
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Date: Mon, 13-Apr-87 08:02:19 EST
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I've seen Juggler, and I think it came from the same place -- a bb somewhere.
(Someone in my user's group gave me a copy.)

	I don't see anything wrong with USING it, but I think that
distributing it is the wrong thing to do. It seems to be highly experimental
software.

	If people had to sign nondisclosure agreements to have it, (or
whatever), I don't think it should be on mod.mac.binaries, or archived on
Info-Mac, or publicly available at all.

	The message about "Get the 128K ROM, Tom" is just a wise-*ss rhyme;
when I first ran it (on my Mac Plus), it said "Make the System Heap 128K,
Ray".

One finds oneself squeezed; I have a 96K cache, and I'm using Lightspeed
Pascal, which likes memory to play with (I set stack space for my program to
16K, and heap space to 256K), so I'm not exactly swimming in heap space...

		--Rich