On Sun, 14 Mar 1999, Dirk Koopman wrote:
>
> On 11-Mar-99 Jonathan NAYLOR wrote:
> > was that TheNet was a straight copy of NET/ROM, the only differences being
> > that
> > the
> > names of variables and functions were different, and the calling order was
> > reversed. I
> > remember that John G8BPQ also submitted his code to Software 2000 at that
> > time
> > to get
> > the official seal of approval from them, he did.
> >
>
> Which at means that even Software 2000 could tell the difference between a
> program written in (mainly) C code (TheNet) for Z80 and one written in pure
> 8086 assembler (BPQ). Incidentally BPQ source is not in the public domain (it
> contains a number of bits of what John regards as proprietary [= not
> his to give away] software). However, the result is most definitely FREE.
Err, Z80 assembler?
Bob
