This is disk 345 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.
CRobots A game based on computer programming. Unlike arcade type
games which require human input controlling some object,
all strategy in CRobots is condensed into a C language
program that you design and write, to control a robot
whose mission is to seek out, track, and destroy other
robots, each running different programs. All robots are
equally equipped, and up to four may compete at once.
This is version 2.3w, an update to version 2.2w on disk
331. Binary only, source available from author.
Author: Tom Poindexter, Amiga version by David Wright
Du Prints number of disc blocks used in selected files or
directories. Modified from original version on disk 48
to make output more readable, and handle ^C exit.
Includes source.
Author: Joe Mueller, enhancements by Gary Duncan
GetImage An enhanced version of "gi" from disk 14. It now looks
for the GRAB marker, in the brush file, instead of assuming
that it is at a specific place, sets up the PlanePick
value in the Image structure, and deletes any unused
bitplanes to save memory and disk space. Includes source.
Author: Mike Farren, enhancements by Chuck Brand
MemFrag Displays number of memory chunks/sizes to show memory
fragmentation. Chunks are displayed as 2**N bytes which is
a rough guide but still useful. This is an enhanced version
of "Frags" from disk 69. Includes source.
Author: Mike Meyer, enhancements by Gary Duncan
Roses A program that draws sine roses. Implements an algorithm
given in the article "A Rose is a Rose ..." by Peter M.
Maurer in American Mathematical Monthly, Vol 94, No. 7,
1987, p 631. A sine rose is a graph of the polar equation
"r = sin(n*d)" for various values of n and d.
Author: Carmen Artino
Unshar This program extracts files from Unix shar archives. It
scores over similar programs by being small and fast,
handling extraction of subdirectories, recognising a wide
variety of `sed' and `cat' shar formats, and handling large
files spread across several shar files. This is version 1.3,
an update to the version on disk 287. Includes C source.
Author: Eddy Carroll
VcEd A Voice (Tone) Editor for the Yamaha 4 Operator series
synthesizers. Binary only, source available from author.
Author: Chuck Brand
X2X Cross converts between Motorola/Intel/Tektronix ASCII-hex
files. These files are typically used for down-line-loading
into EPROMS, or for transmission where binary files cause
chaos. Handles S1, S2, S3, INTEL (inc USBA records),
Tektronix (inc extended). Source included.
Author: Gary Duncan.
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