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From: rusure on 16 Jun 2007 05:53
The previous message was prematurely submitted and is incomplete.
Please pardon my incompetence.

On Jun 15, 6:57 pm, "rebocardo" <reboca...(a)treegone.com> wrote:

> Yes, Power C 128 is different and some
> might say superior to Super C 128.


I have owned both and both had their advantages. My version of POWER
C may have been an early edition because graphics statements were not
part of the POWER C instruction set. My edition of POWER C was
bundled with BUDDY but I don't know if or how assembly and C source
code could be combined. SUPER C is an ABACUSE product. I don't know
if a SUPER C assembler bundle was available but there were graphis
statements in the SUPER C instruction set.

From: Macintosh Dragon on 16 Jun 2007 09:40
In article <Q-qdnRPKeIUG4e7bnZ2dnUVZ_i2dnZ2d(a)comcast.com>,
"rebocardo" <rebocardo(a)treegone.com> wrote:

> Yes, Power C 128 is different and some might say superior to Super C 128.
>
O.K., I added this.


> Maidstone Quest is a BASIC 8 game - only runs n 80 column mode **.
>

This is already listed under entertainment...

> Missing IPORT.
>
Added also..

> The Landmark Series (GEOS) was basically a desktop replacement enhanced for
> the C-128.
>
What are the Landmark series titles? Were they commercial or sharware
programs?

> What about DevPak128 by Commodore?
>
Is this a book or software? I have (I think) this already listed under
programming as "C128 Developers Package from Commodore"

> Isn't there a more complete list I saw floating around earlier? I would say
> you are missing probably 16 packages as a minimum.

I have been keeping this list for a few years now, the only difference
is that I re-formatted it about a year or so ago into categories to make
it easier to read..but there may be another list I am unaware of.

Thanks!!

Douglas
From: rebocardo on 16 Jun 2007 08:40
>What are the Landmark series titles?
>Were they commercial or sharware
>programs?

Commercial

> I have been keeping this list for a few years now, the only difference

Thanks! :-)


From: Macintosh Dragon on 16 Jun 2007 18:56
In article <nrWdnXRWvMm8vOnbnZ2dnUVZ_rmdnZ2d(a)comcast.com>,
"rebocardo" <rebocardo(a)treegone.com> wrote:

> >What are the Landmark series titles?
> >Were they commercial or sharware
> >programs?
>
> Commercial

Cool..what are the titles and what category do they belong in!

Thanks again!!

Douglas

:)
From: kiethl on 17 Jun 2007 14:19
I think rebocardo was pointing out that you don't have it marked as
"80 column only"
keith



On Jun 16, 6:40 am, Macintosh Dragon <s...(a)you.net> wrote:
> In article <Q-qdnRPKeIUG4e7bnZ2dnUVZ_i2dn...(a)comcast.com>,
>
> "rebocardo" <reboca...(a)treegone.com> wrote:
> > Yes, Power C 128 is different and some might say superior to Super C 128.
>
> O.K., I added this.
>
> > Maidstone Quest is a BASIC 8 game - only runs n 80 column mode **.
>
> This is already listed under entertainment...
>
> > Missing IPORT.
>
> Added also..
>
> > The Landmark Series (GEOS) was basically a desktop replacement enhanced for
> > the C-128.
>
> What are the Landmark series titles? Were they commercial or sharware
> programs?
>
> > What about DevPak128 by Commodore?
>
> Is this a book or software? I have (I think) this already listed under
> programming as "C128 Developers Package from Commodore"
>
> > Isn't there a more complete list I saw floating around earlier? I would say
> > you are missing probably 16 packages as a minimum.
>
> I have been keeping this list for a few years now, the only difference
> is that I re-formatted it about a year or so ago into categories to make
> it easier to read..but there may be another list I am unaware of.
>
> Thanks!!
>
> Douglas


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