This directory contains programs all made by me.

Here are short descriptions of all the files contained in this directory.
Note that ".uua" means "UU-archive": multiple files are contained in 
uuencoded form, and instructions are included at the beginning of the file.

-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce      3469 Nov 14 00:14 00INDEX

Like, this file.

-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce    145958 Dec  1 13:11 ace-r9.uua
-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce    308691 Dec  2 11:02 ace-r9-src.kar

The ACE command shell environment, release #9.  The most current release.
For both the 128 and 64.  The "src" file is the source for ACE release #9.
It is in "kar" (Kevin's ARchiver) format.  The first line of the file gives
the number of files archived.  Then, for each file archived, the first line
gives the name of the file, the second gives the number of lines in the
archived file, and the rest give the lines of the archived file itself.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     90904 Oct 25 16:10 ace-r8.uua

The ACE command shell environment, release #8.  An old release, in case there
are any problems with the new release.  For both the 128 and 64.

-rw-------  1 csbruce      8799 Oct 20 16:08 bcode.c

BCODE encoder written in C, version 1.02-kr.  Sort of a cross between MIME's
BASE-64 and UUENCODE formats.  Features: (1) use of ASCII characters that won't
be mutilated going through brain-damaged gateways, (2) error checking of
file segments with CRC-32, (3) automatic disassembly/reassembly and reordering
of segments of a file, and (4) incremental decoding: not all of the bcoded
information needs to be present during decoding--missing pieces can be
provided on future runs.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     18724 Oct 20 16:11 unbcode.c

BCODE decoder program written in C, version 1.02-kr.  For decoding files made
with the "bcode" program.

-rw-------  1 csbruce      4437 Oct 11 15:37 crc32.c

A CRC-32 *B* program in C.

-rw-------  1 csbruce      1092 Oct 28 16:26 crc32a.c

A CRC-32 *A* program in C.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     41527 Aug 26 16:05 lrr100.uua

Little Red Reader, version 1.00.  MS-DOS file reader/writer for the 128 and
1571/81 disk drives.  Originally published in C= Hacking #5.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     30471 Oct 31 18:26 mightymon.uua

Advanced machine language monitor for the 128.  Was used for developing
programs such as ZED-128.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     32210 Aug 30 12:09 rollover.uua

Three-key rollover custom keyboard driver.  Wedges into Commodore Kernal.
Versions for both 128 and 64.  Originally published in C= Hacking #6.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     17779 Aug 20 01:25 seacom.uua

Two incomplete, demo games for the VIC-20 (!!!).  Requires 8K memory expansion.
Features sprite-like smooth object movement.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     30593 Aug  9 10:48 simfile128.uua

Simple "database" manager for the 128.  Written in BASIC.

-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce     58295 Nov 14 00:01 vbm110.uua
-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce      4315 Nov 13 21:52 vbmlib.s

640*492 monochrome VDC graphics viewer for the 128.  Reads ".bm" files.
Demo version.  "vbmlib.s" is the Buddy assembler source for the ML
portion of the VBM program.

-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce     56384 Nov 13 23:57 team.bm
-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce     91016 Nov 13 23:57 warbird.bm

Example bitmap files to view with VBM.

-rw-r--r--  1 csbruce      2245 Nov 13 23:56 bm.c

C program for converting graphics images from ".xbm" (X-windows bitmap) to
".bm" format.  For use with the "vbm" program.  Note that this version
supersedes the file that used to be here.

-rw-------  1 csbruce     38193 Feb 17  1993 zed077.uua

The famous Zed-128 text editor for the 128, version 0.77.  Lets you edit BIG
files.

If you have questions or comments, you can e-mail me at:

-Craig Bruce
csbruce@ccnga.uwaterloo.ca
"Brucify, verb:  To remove all aribitrary limits from a design at great
 expense and complication."