On 27 Nov 2010, at 18:16, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Main() always returns int.
True.
Main always takes two parameters int and char **.
Not true, int main(void) is valid according to C99 spec (see chapter
5.1.2.2.1 ;-) )
But in context of the IOCC contest Tobias
gdgqler wrote:
Another 1988 winning entry was as follows according to Peter van der Linden.
Though one must say that these programs are usually not written this
way, they're written more readable and obfuscated afterwards,
sometimes even using specialized obfuscation programs.
In any case,
On 28 Nov 2010, at 12:37, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Does anyone know if any (or all!) of the QL emulators can work on the second
screen of a two-monitor PC setup? My PC can only handle a single monitor, so
although I have QPC, QemuLator and QL2K on this PC, I can't test them.
I had to set my
Am 28.11.2010 13:37, schrieb Dilwyn Jones:
Does anyone know if any (or all!) of the QL emulators can work on the
second screen of a two-monitor PC setup? My PC can only handle a
single monitor, so although I have QPC, QemuLator and QL2K on this PC,
I can't test them.
I think that what you
Tony Firshman wrote:
Marcel Kilgus wrote, on 26/Nov/10 17:02 | Nov26:
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
1for i=1to 100
2a$=:if i mod 3=0:a$=FIZZ
3if i mod 5=0:a$=a$BUZZ
4print i,a$:next i
(91 bytes including 4 LF)
Damn, missed something:
1for i=1to 100
2a$=:if i mod 3=0:a$=FIZZ
3if i mod 5=0:a$=a$BUZZ
Dilwyn,
I have a Vista dual screen setup at my office and at least QPC2
works perfectly with it. And yes, you simply drag the QL window to
the monitor of choice. This obviously doesn't work in full-screen
mode, but full-screen doesn't work well on modern LCD screens anyhow
because they
Um, a question from me this time...
Anyone know if Q-emuLator can print to a printer on a USB port? As far
as I can see it seems to be only possible to print to a parallel LPT
port on the PC, or in some cases a serial port printer if using the
emulation mode.
(Am busy testing Quanta library
Is there any automated way to copy files *and* hard directories without
manually using MAKE_DIR?
Presumably WCOPY will only copy the files and not the directories.
Can MAKE_DIR be used after copying?
I am restoring my BBS from backup.
Tony
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On 28 Nov 2010, at 14:51, Laurence Reeves wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Marcel Kilgus wrote, on 26/Nov/10 17:02 | Nov26:
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
1for i=1to 100
2a$=:if i mod 3=0:a$=FIZZ
3if i mod 5=0:a$=a$BUZZ
4print i,a$:next i
(91 bytes including 4 LF)
Damn, missed something:
1for
Laurence Reeves wrote:
1PRINT CHR$(RND(TO 255)):GO TO 1
Great thought in the spirit of Tony's cheating :-)
But there's always room for optimizations:
1REP:BPUT RND(90)
Will probably also need a few thousand years less! :-)
Marcel
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Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Nov/10 12:37 | Nov28:
Does anyone know if any (or all!) of the QL emulators can work on the
second screen of a two-monitor PC setup? My PC can only handle a single
monitor, so although I have QPC, QemuLator and QL2K on this PC, I can't
test them.
I think that what you
Marcel Kilgus wrote, on 28/Nov/10 16:02 | Nov28:
Laurence Reeves wrote:
1PRINT CHR$(RND(TO 255)):GO TO 1
Great thought in the spirit of Tony's cheating :-)
But there's always room for optimizations:
1REP:BPUT RND(90)
Will probably also need a few thousand years less! :-)
He he - infinite
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Subject: [Ql-Users] Hard directories
Is there any automated way to copy files *and* hard directories
without manually using MAKE_DIR?
Presumably
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Nov/10 12:37 | Nov28:
Does anyone know if any (or all!) of the QL emulators can work on
the
second screen of a two-monitor PC setup? My PC can only handle a
single
monitor, so although I have QPC, QemuLator and QL2K on this PC, I
can't
test them.
I think that what
Am 28.11.2010 16:44, schrieb Dilwyn Jones:
Um, a question from me this time...
Anyone know if Q-emuLator can print to a printer on a USB port? As far
as I can see it seems to be only possible to print to a parallel LPT
port on the PC, or in some cases a serial port printer if using the
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boun...@lists.q-v-d.com] On Behalf Of Tobias Fröschle
Sent: 28 November 2010 17:47
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] Hard directories
Am 28.11.2010 16:44, schrieb Tony Firshman:
Is there
Am 28.11.2010 16:44, schrieb Dilwyn Jones:
Um, a question from me this time...
Anyone know if Q-emuLator can print to a printer on a USB port? As
far as I can see it seems to be only possible to print to a
parallel LPT port on the PC, or in some cases a serial port printer
if using the
The 'cp' copy command that comes with c68 can copy everything
including hard
directories. I used to sue it regularily
Why did you sue it? Did it go disastrously wrong or something?
:o)))
Dilwyn Jones
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Am 28.11.2010 19:10, schrieb Dilwyn Jones:
Am 28.11.2010 16:44, schrieb Dilwyn Jones:
Um, a question from me this time...
Anyone know if Q-emuLator can print to a printer on a USB port? As
far as I can see it seems to be only possible to print to a parallel
LPT port on the PC, or in some
I needed to run something on a QDOS system (i.e. QemuLator) which
wouldn't run on SMSQ/E on QPC2. As I had never printed from this
QemuLator (it's version 3 BTW) I don't know how to persuade it to
print via a USB port to a printer which understands Epson control
codes.
Dilwyn,
get out from
Am 28.11.2010 20:04, schrieb Dilwyn Jones:
I needed to run something on a QDOS system (i.e. QemuLator) which
wouldn't run on SMSQ/E on QPC2. As I had never printed from this
QemuLator (it's version 3 BTW) I don't know how to persuade it to
print via a USB port to a printer which understands
If you use WinBack to create a backup, there was a (useful) utility
which took a snapshot of the directory structure, built a new SuperBasic
file (called Make_directory_bas I think) and you would run this first
against a new disk prior to a restore.
It made life easier as the restore would put
On 27/11/10 17:53, Tobias Fröschle wrote:
Puts() needs #includestdio.h or at least defining correctly!
It should, for the sake of art, but doesn't need to.
Hmm. Not declaring a function, even one returning int (the default
return type) is listed in my book of common C mistakes.
Main() always
Great - thanks Rich. It never occurred to me that QPCprint could be
used with anything other than QPC2!
(Oops sorry Tony, just realised too late I've top-posted)
Dilwyn Jones
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