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From: laba-4an@web4d.berkeley.edu (Andy McFadden)
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Subject: APW C, anyone?
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Date: 26 Apr 88 06:31:21 GMT
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Anybody out there with a good C compiler want to try a few translations?

I have the source for UNIX compress (recently released; you may have to
deal with copyright considerations if you want to distribute...)

The source for Jove is now on comp.sources.unix (in 21 parts...)

With a few modifications, these could be useful (compare UNIX "pack" and
"compact", which use Huffman encoding like sq3 and usq2, with UNIX
compress, which uses some bizarre algorithm).

I asked this once before... does anybody know of a stand-alone //gs C
compiler?  I don't even care if it supports every toolbox call known to
mankind; I just want something that will compile into native 65816 code.
If I want to use the toolbox I'll buy a //gs BASIC...

And, on a related topic, has anybody located a GIF converter for the //gs?
In theory, it shouldn't be too hard... it uses the same red, green, and
blue levels that the screen does.  Headers and footers spell everything
out clearly.  Now if I had that C compiler...

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