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From: elg@usl (Eric Lee Green)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: SEQ -> PRG, and how about PRG -> SEQ?
Message-ID: <163@usl>
Date: Sun, 13-Sep-87 22:43:50 EDT
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Posted: Sun Sep 13 22:43:50 1987
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In article <575@rocky.STANFORD.EDU> ali@rocky.UUCP (Ali Ozer) writes:
>Ok, I want to do the reverse --- take a C64 BASIC program (which appears
>as a PRG file), and send it over the 1600 modem to my Amiga. (I was looking
>at all the BASIC programs I wrote for the 64, and realized some could run
>on the Amiga with minimal changes...)

load"program",8
open8,8,8,"text file,s,w"
cmd8:list
print#8:close8

and presto, converted to a CBM ASCII file.

To convert to a Real Ascii file, just look at the tables of CBM ASCII
and Real Ascii. I'm afraid I can't really help you here, I use my own
conversion tables (from various programs I've written in the past) and
whip up a 5-minute program in ML whenever I need to do the job. Should
take maybe 15 minutes at most to write it in BASIC. And then 5 minutes
waiting for the compiler to compile it, if you want it to run at a
decent speed :-). 

-- 
Eric Green {ihnp4,cbosgd}!killer!elg
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