kpuk2 supplement

Firstly, there are 3 broken files in the mirrot.zip archive (at least not the source codes).
Secondly, I was very unhappy that the source codes are provided in a _non-text_
format (I'll report on this tomorrow :).
A worthy example is SPECTRUM EXPERT, where, despite the perverted (in a good
sense) syntax of STORM, the sources are provided in text and even unpacked
form!

J7N/4D

Tue 2 2002, at 17:02:16 Vassili Klimov told aLL about kpuk2 supplement

VK> Firstly, there are 3 broken files in the mirrot.zip archive (well, at least not the source).

Hmm, I sent everything in normal form. The main thing is that the sources are intact. And a file with
music (or what’s screwed up?) can be substituted by anyone.
VK> Secondly, I was very unhappy that the sources were provided in
VK> _non-text_ format (I'll report on this tomorrow :).

I also did not convert ZXASM's sources into text form:
1. Laziness.
2. In ZXASM there simply would not be enough memory to convert to text. And I didn’t want to cut it into pieces either.

VK> -+- F.I.P.S./32 v1.0r W95/NT [Unreg]

Yes... Our ranks are thinning. ;)))

Bye, Vassili.
WBR, Vivid^Brainwave.

AM>
AM> I also didn’t convert ZXASM’s sources into text form:
AM> 1. Laziness.
AM> 2. In ZXASM there simply wouldn’t be enough memory to convert to
AM> text. And I didn’t want to cut it into pieces either.
That’s the best view! Now every non-user sits and converts there.
By the way, bv recognizes source codes only by the asm extension:(

VK> that is the best view! Now every non-using ssm sits and converts there.
VK> By the way, bv recognizes ssm sources only by the asm extension:(

Also by the .zas extension

Bye, Vassili.
WBR, Vivid^Brainwave.