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From: rusure on 19 Mar 2007 07:28 On Mar 18, 9:26 pm, "Brian Ketterling" <tweel6...(a)no-potted-meat- products-peoplepc.com> wrote: > "Macintosh Dragon" <s...(a)you.net> wrote in message > > > Programming - Languages & Utilities > > ----------------------------------- > > XREF BASIC Cross Reference > > Is anyone familiar with this program? If it cross-references > BASIC variables to the lines that use them, does it include > arrays, or ignore them like the type-in programs I've seen? I have a cross reference mapping program that I got from a Commodore computer club DOTM disk 8907. It's for BASIC programs, probably public domain, and was written by Jim Butterfield. You will find it more than adequate if you have a C128. Until I figure out how to use my restrictive WEB site, I'll have to maske it available as an attachment to responses to EMAIL requests for the program. My handle is r_u_sure and my ISP is mybluelight.com
From: Alan Jones on 19 Mar 2007 13:16 On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 16:41:32 -0700, Macintosh Dragon <screw(a)you.net> wrote: >Hello everyone!! I have updated the Commodore 128 commercial software >list with a new entry and am posting the latest list. Hopefully this is >of some interest to 128 users, at least it gives me something to do..Ha >Ha!! As usual, PLEASE let me know of any errors, missing programs that >should be included, etc. > >Thanks!!!! > >Douglas (aka Macintosh Dragon) > >:) > >Commercial Commodore 128 Specific Software/Hardware - (3/18/2007) >Programming - Languages & Utilities >----------------------------------- COMAL 128 cartridge >** Programs that are enhanced when run on a Commodore 128 in C64 Mode ** >----------------------------------- Comal 2.0 with 128 package Alan
From: rusure on 19 Mar 2007 16:01 On Mar 18, 9:26 pm, "Brian Ketterling" <tweel6...(a)no-potted-meat- products-peoplepc.com> wrote: > "Macintosh Dragon" <s...(a)you.net> wrote in message > > > Programming - Languages & Utilities > > ----------------------------------- > > XREF BASIC Cross Reference > > Is anyone familiar with this program? If it cross-references > BASIC variables to the lines that use them, does it include > arrays, or ignore them like the type-in programs I've seen? I finally figured out how to download from my WEB site. Visit : www.rusureyn.mysite.com Click on the file named XREF128.BAS. Save the file to your local drive. Remember, this is a program that loads and runs like a C128 BASIC program. It won't work on C64s or C64 emulators.
From: Macintosh Dragon on 20 Mar 2007 00:47 In article <srhtv2d9domotspg4q1h79a1bji5rpld7m(a)4ax.com>, Alan Jones <alanvj(a)nospam.mchsi.com> wrote: > On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 16:41:32 -0700, Macintosh Dragon <screw(a)you.net> > wrote: > > >Hello everyone!! I have updated the Commodore 128 commercial software > >list with a new entry and am posting the latest list. Hopefully this is > >of some interest to 128 users, at least it gives me something to do..Ha > >Ha!! As usual, PLEASE let me know of any errors, missing programs that > >should be included, etc. > > > >Thanks!!!! > > > >Douglas (aka Macintosh Dragon) > > > >:) > > > >Commercial Commodore 128 Specific Software/Hardware - (3/18/2007) > > >Programming - Languages & Utilities > >----------------------------------- > > COMAL 128 cartridge > > > >** Programs that are enhanced when run on a Commodore 128 in C64 Mode ** > >----------------------------------- > Comal 2.0 with 128 package > > Alan Hello! I already have the COMAL 128 cartridge listed under cartridges, but I have moved it to the Langauges section as that seems more appropriate. I have added the COMAL 2.0 with 128 package to the appropriate section. I have also moved Superscript 128 to the word processors section. Thanks for the help everyone!!! Douglas :)
From: Brian Ketterling on 22 Mar 2007 06:19
"rusure" <r_u_sure(a)mybluelight.com> wrote in message news:1174334491.343619.130260(a)n76g2000hsh.googlegroups.com > I finally figured out how to download from my WEB site. Visit : > > www.rusureyn.mysite.com > > Click on the file named XREF128.BAS. Save the file to your local > drive. Remember, this is a program that loads and runs like > a C128 BASIC program. It won't work on C64s or C64 emulators. Thanks! I also found the 64 version in this BBS archive: http://www.fragit.net/cbm/c64/utils/index.html Since it's a Jim Butterfield program, there are probably PET and VIC-20 versions as well. Although the interface is Q&D, it looks like a good program, and does seem to differentiate scalar and array variables (it picked out "A" and "A(" as separate variables in a little test program I tried). My interest was mostly academic, but both versions will go on my utility disc for possible future use. Brian -- |