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From: W8SDZ@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL (Keith Petersen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.zenith.z100
Subject: New MSDOS uploads
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Date: 4 Dec 88 06:17:00 GMT
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>From: James R. Van Zandt
>Re: program updates
I got bug reports from Rahul Dhesi on two files I had uploaded to
SIMTEL20. I have now fixed the problems, and have uploaded the
revised files to SIMTEL20. Here are revised blurbs...
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PD1:GETF.ARC
BLDFUNCS scans one or more C source files and notes where each
function is defined. GETF is then used to locate the source file
containing a particular function and direct your favorite editor to
it. The system is particularly helpful when editing someone else's
large program which is divided into many files. The ARC file
includes source code, executables, and documentation for both.
BLDFUNCS now accepts wild cards on the command line.
From Marvin Hymowech's article in DDJ #142 (August 1988),
transcribed and modestly enhanced by James R. Van Zandt
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PD1:FILE-CRC.ARC
FILECRC calculates CRCs for all files on a disk and records
them in a file. COMPARE then compares two such files and
reports differences, highlighting suspicious changes (file
contents changed but creation date unchanged). Useful for
spotting viral reproduction and/or damage. Both programs now
allow users to change the parameters at run time. FILECRC also
now traps control-C so it does leave file attributes changed if
it is interrupted. This ARC includes source code, executables,
and documentation for both. Written by Ted H. Emigh,
translated from Pascal to C and modestly enhanced by James R.
Van Zandt .
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- Jim Van Zandt