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Hello caro
car> ->
Thank you!
Hello caro
Found #man's FontEd in Spectrophone. Thank me :).
Search again. Included with the 3D-fill elite (awk) sources was an overlay
for ZAsm v3.10 tabul.ovl. I study the sources from it. Or maybe it’s not software?
Hello, lvd
lvd> MegaLZ rules! lvd.nm.ru/MegaLZ
Is this a 45 kilobyte ZIP for Spec?
Hello Rubts0FF
In terms of the quality of packaging on the Spectrum, RIP rules (but the packaging is very slow), according to
unpacking speed (less than a second) with slightly worse packaging, rules
hrust2!4.
If you pack on a PC and then transfer the packed files to the Spectrum, then
megaLZ is suitable (packaging is slightly better than hrust2!4, unpacking is the same
fast).
Hello Specter
Spe> In terms of packaging quality, RIP rules on the Spectrum (but is very slow
Spe> unpacking), by unpacking speed (less than a second) with several
Spe> worst packaging, rules hrust2!4.
Spe>
Spe> If you pack it on a PC and then transfer the packed files to the Spectrum,
Spe> then megaLZ will do (packaging is slightly better than hrust2!4, unpacking
Spe> is just as fast).
Yes, I’ve already tested it myself, RIP rules, but it doesn’t require much to unpack.
permissible buffer. Trush is also not bad, if I tear it off the unpacker can be on it
and I'll stop. Hrip!, I don’t remember what version I have, but the interface is inconvenient,
Although it’s a matter of habit, it packs one file at a time. And there are 24 of them in TOWNS.
Hello Rubts0FF
Rub> Yes, I already tested it myself, RIP rules, but it requires a lot to unpack
Rub> is not a valid buffer. Trush is also not bad, if I tear off the unpacker
Rub> maybe I’ll stop there. Hrip!, I don’t remember what version I have, but
Rub> is an inconvenient interface, although it is a matter of habit, and packs one file at a time. A
Rub> there are 24 of them in TOWNS.
For packing a large number of files, the original hrust v2.1 is ideal, it
I was geared up for this. If you read the help (it’s built-in), you can find out what
writing a file like:
code.C
screen.C
load.W
And feeding it to crunch 2.1, the output will be files packed according to the list.
Moreover, without an unpacker, which can be saved separately using the item
save depacker.
Hello Specter
Spe> The original one is ideal for packing a large number of files
Spe> hrust v2.1,
Zenk, I'll check. And no one shared the packer varieties anywhere?, for Speccy on
Speccy, Schaub 48 only.
Hello Rubts0FF
Rub> for Speccy on Speccy, Schaub 48 only.
why so "evil"?
Hello,Hrumer
Hru> It all depends on what packing speed is needed and how much is possible
Hru> allocate memory for the plates used in the packer. Taking the sorce
Hru> crunch2, by reducing the search window we gain in the amount of memory used
Hru> is a packer but loses as a packer. Reducing one more
Hru> a plate up to 512 bytes slightly loses in packing speed. Laying down
Hru> in 48 kb. We throw the packed data into the buffer and swap it when it overflows
Hru> to the disk... If we don’t want to use signs, we adjust the packer
Hru> but we get a serious slowdown in work...
Packing speed is not critical. I can't let the packer flip
pages, they may not be there, and he will shy away from ZAsm :(.
Hru> Taking crunch2
Where?.
Hello jtn
jtn> at 48k a good packer will not work, even the crunch will be swapped with the disk
Trush will not swap because packs not into memory but onto disk.
Hello Rubts0FF
Rub> Trush will not swap because packs not into memory but onto disk.
Rub> swaps with disk
find 10 differences?
Hello jtn
jtn> find 10 differences?
? What is the difference between swap and writing a file to disk?. :(
Hello Rubts0FF
Rub> ? what is the difference between swapping and writing a file to disk?.
Damn, the hrumer replied:
Hru> We throw the packed data into the buffer, and if it overflows, swap it to
Hru> disk...
Hello jtn
I'll tell it like it is:
crunch1 in 48k mode throws the packed data into a buffer (as I remember, the size
4kb) when the buffer overflows, it throws the data to disk. after packing data from
disk are loaded in order to put the packed data in the header
the length of the resulting packed file, and/or attach an unpacker. In mode
128k data from the buffer is thrown into the “upper” memory.
Hello Rubts0FF
No. The free space on the floppy disk is being used. It sounds scary, but it's true
Yes (in 48 kb mode). In addition, after packing in the packer, you can clarify
which disk to burn the file to.
Hello Vilan
If possible, attach VK for downloading. Thank you.
Hello Cherkasy
che> If possible, attach VK for download.
To attach something to someone???
Hello spensor
Such a thing, I decided to shake it..., I took ZAsm v3.10 as a base, I remember it’s convenient in it
it was. But, not about that...
We are looking for overlays for ZAsm v3.10 that are not included in the distribution.
Both from the authors of ZAsm and ... third-party developers. It would be nice with
sources. I also know the magic word. Please :)
Hello Hermit
Her> Such a thing, I decided to shake it..., I took ZAsm v3.10 as the base, I remember
Her> was comfortable in it. But, not about that...
Her> We are looking for overlays for ZAsm v3.10 that are not included in the distribution.
Her> Both from the authors of ZAsm and ... third-party developers. It would be good with
Her> sources. I also know the magic word. Please :)
Here's the deal with the .ovl extension;
mkcopy; +src
mkdel +src
zcom
dmove
bcom
buncom
LMark
LUnMark
wz_dbg
setup
servse00
convert
c310se00
service
dmove
import
blk_op
4v03se
doctor
calendar +src
pse
macro
compile
edit_m
fnt_ed
formater
replace
zse_1.0b
za_mon
games
za_print
gens4>za +src
tx_macro src
tasm3>za +src
masm1>za +src
If the .ovr extension is also an overlay, then I’ll add it.
vBv.
Hello Rubts0FF
Rub> Vova HEX was found, maybe FontEdit will be found.
Rub> Search again. There was such a code block packer CODEPACK or ... by
Rub> Alexander Trush. What attracts me is that he is practically the only one
Rub> was packed to disk. By the way, the only one, not discussed. ISCHU.
I threw bfe v1.00i. If you find a more recent version, please let me know.
According to the second one, I don’t have such a name, and I can’t find it according to the author.
Unless you run everything one by one. Better look at the list available in my
NZXS collections, maybe you remember:
arch1_2
archive
arj2
aunz1_80
comp3_03
compmag
dsq4_12
esv_beta
extract1_1
extract2_1
f_packer3_0
fc3_862 (trush)
wheeze
hrum
hrust
lazypack,lzh,lz,lzs,lzss,megalz,cc(2,3,4)
mpack1_2
mrpack
ms_pack
msp1_6
pack2_2b
pcd6_01,6_02,6_02i
pkmarc1_0
rar0_32
rip0_21
sc_pack
zip
Well, there is a trush packer on the list, this is probably it, look in the attachment.
File: BFE1_00I.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4561
File: fc3_862.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4562
Hello Specter
But can I get this hrust2!4 for my collection?
Hello, vBv
> This is what we have with the .ovl extension
Thank you! Come on, I'll figure it out there.