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title: FantasyLand
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date: 2017-07-03 22:00:00
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permalink: /blog/2017/07/03/
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machines:
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- id: ibm5160-msdos320
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type: pcx86
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resume: 1
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state: /apps/pcx86/1984/modula2/state.json
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config: /devices/pcx86/machine/5160/ega/640kb/debugger/machine.xml
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drives: '[{name:"10Mb Hard Disk",type:3,path:"/disks/pcx86/fixed/10mb/MSDOS320-C400.json"}]'
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automount:
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A:
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name: None
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B:
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name: None
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---
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I recently added a demo of the [Logitech Modula-2/86 Compiler (1984)](/apps/pcx86/1984/modula2/),
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because I wanted to recreate the IBM PC test environment that John T. Cockerham had used in his October 1986
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[PC Tech Journal](http://www.pcjs.org/pubs/pc/magazines/pctj/) article
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"[Evaluating the EGA: The EGA Standard](http://www.pcjs.org/modules/shared/templates/pdf.html?url=/pubs/pc/magazines/pctj/PCTJ-1986-10/pages/PCTJ-1986-10%2053.pdf&page=53&total=228)".
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I actually wanted to do that several years ago, when I first added EGA support to PCx86 (the PCjs emulation of the
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IBM PC), because Cockerham described two rigorous tests of EGA hardware compatibility that I would have liked to try:
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- **FantasyLand**, an EGA demo written by IBM in 1984
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- [EGATEST](/disks/pcx86/shareware/pctj/#directory-of-pc-tech-journal-oct-86), a program written by Cockerham himself in Modula-2
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Cockerham describes **FantasyLand**:
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> IBM wrote FantasyLand in 1984 in order to demonstrate some of the more obscure features of the EGA.
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The program was distributed very selectively to dealers and sales representatives; it has never been a product
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intended for sale.
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> FantasyLand builds a large, 150-by-400-character virtual text screen in the EGA video RAM. The screen uses custom
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fonts to create a map of an imaginary continent, complete with rivers, lakes, mountains, and fantastic creatures
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like dragons and sea serpents. The illusion of bit-mapped graphics is great, but all the drawings actually are done
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with custom characters from a 25-by-80 window into the larger virtual text screen. The program allows vertical and
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horizontal smooth scrolling throughout the map by using the cursor keys, allowing the user to tour FantasyLand. Help
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screens are implemented with the EGA's split-screen abilities and scroll smoothly up from the bottom of the screen when
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requested.
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> To make the test even more rigorous, FantasyLand uses the EGA's switchable fonts to create animation effects.
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The program loads several copies of a custom font into memory, and an interrupt service routine cycles through the
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copies every four system clock ticks. Certain characters in the custom font have slight differences across the copies
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so that, when cycled, they give the illusion of motion--a dragon flaps his wings, smoke billows from a chimney, grass
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||||
waves in the wind. By tying the animation directly to the system's 8253 timer interrupt, font switching happens
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continuously, independent of CPU speed and divorced from other program operations. Rapid ongoing font changes, along
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with fast smooth scrolling in both directions, test subtle timing dependencies between subunits of the EGA.
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Due to the "very selective" distribution of the program, **FantasyLand** has been impossible to locate.
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Even Cockerham seemed reluctant to tell us *too* much about the program. My *guess* is that
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[Page 48](http://www.pcjs.org/modules/shared/templates/pdf.html?url=/pubs/pc/magazines/pctj/PCTJ-1986-10/pages/PCTJ-1986-10%2052.pdf&page=52&total=228)
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of the October 1986 issue displays a zoomed-in section of a **FantasyLand** screen, but it's unattributed, so who knows.
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> **SIDEBAR**: If you come across a copy of **FantasyLand**, *please* let me know. I'll even pay a bounty of, say,
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$25 (via PayPal) to the first person to find a copy and contact me, just to make it worth your time to look. Seriously.
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So, given that **FantasyLand** is currently unattainable, I turned my attention to Cockerham's own **EGATEST**.
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The [October 1986](http://www.pcjs.org/pubs/pc/magazines/pctj/PCTJ-1986-10/) issue contains the **EGATEST** program listing,
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starting on [Page 64](http://www.pcjs.org/modules/shared/templates/pdf.html?url=/pubs/pc/magazines/pctj/PCTJ-1986-10/pages/PCTJ-1986-10%2052.pdf&page=52&total=228),
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||||
but who wants to type in all that code? And while the issue -- like all our archived publications -- has been OCR'ed,
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there's always a significant number of errors in the Optical Character Recognition process.
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Another option would have been to download the code from PC Tech Journal's own "PCTECHline" -- if we were doing this
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||||
30 years ago. Even back then, PCTECHline apparently wasn't the the most reliable service. In fact, the very same
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||||
issue of [PC Tech Journal (Page 14)](http://www.pcjs.org/modules/shared/templates/pdf.html?url=/pubs/pc/magazines/pctj/PCTJ-1986-10/pages/PCTJ-1986-10%2018.pdf&page=18&total=228)
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contains the following "Update/Apology":
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> **PCTECHLINE UPDATE**
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> The telephone number for PCTECHline, now operating from our new Columbia, Maryland, office, has been changed to
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301/740-8383. The PCTECHline number is always published in our masthead.
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||||
> Improvements to our system are planned. Six telephone lines have already been installed in our new lab for this
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purpose; the lines will be put into service one by one as demand warrants. The bottleneck in our plan ning is our
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||||
fondness for PCTECHline's software; unfortunately, its current multiline capabilities are not to our liking. We hope
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||||
that better solutions are forthcoming from the vendor, Micro-Systems Software.
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||||
> Part of the plan is to increase the capacity and performance of the PCTECHline computer. We do not yet know how this
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||||
will be accomplished. One idea is to install an RT/PC that has the performance to handle at least six lines and the
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||||
necessary software (AIX) to control them. We would value the experience gained on the RT and users would benefit from
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||||
the expansion of services it would allow.
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> We apologize for any disruption of service that may be caused by our move to Columbia or our experiments with new
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equipment and service. As always, we invite your comments and suggestions for PCTECHline. --WF
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As it turns out, the simplest means of obtaining all the code was finding it in another online archive. A website
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||||
called [The Programmer's Corner](https://www.pcorner.com) contains a [Magazine File Archive](https://www.pcorner.com/list/MAG),
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and in that archive, a file named [PCTJ1086.ZIP](https://www.pcorner.com/list/MAG/PCTJ1086.ZIP/INFO/) appears to
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contain all of Cockerham's EGATEST files.
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I've transferred the contents of that ZIP archive to a PCx86 diskette image named
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"[PC Tech Journal (Oct 86)](/disks/pcx86/shareware/pctj/#directory-of-pc-tech-journal-oct-86)", which we can now
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load into the machine below, and then run "EGAMAKE.BAT" to rebuild the entire program.
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||||
Unfortunately, as of this writing, while the code *mostly* compiles, it encounters a few errors along the way that
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I've not diagnosed yet. Also, the only version of the Logitech Modula-2/86 Compiler that I've been able to find so
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far is version 1.10. Cockerham doesn't mention what version of the compiler he used, but it may well have been a
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newer version, since that article was published almost two years after version 1.10 was released.
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||||
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||||
Also, I'm at a bit of a disadvantage with Modula-2 itself: I've never written anything in Modula-2, I've never used
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||||
any Logitech compilers before now, and the closest documentation I've been able to locate is the
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[Logitech Modula-2/86 v1.0 Manual](http://bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/pdf/logitech/modula-2/Logitech_Modula-2_86_1.0_Feb84.pdf)
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(ie, the previous version).
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On the other hand, maybe I'm trying too hard, because Cockerham also provided the final binary as well: **EGATEST.EXE**.
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||||
How well does it work? I must confess, I don't know, because I'm too chicken to try it right now. I know my EGA
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simulation, while good, is far from perfect, so before I dive into these tests, I want to make sure I have enough time
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set aside to debug and fix the inevitable problems.
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Anyway, the [Logitech Modula-2/86 Compiler v1.10](/apps/pcx86/1984/modula2/) demo machine has been recreated below,
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along with the PCjs Debugger. One nice thing about this configuration is that COM1 is connected to the Debugger's
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output window, so you can use the MS-DOS command:
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CTTY COM1
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to redirect all console I/O, making it easy to copy and paste the text for future reference. And in fact, that's
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exactly what I've done "below the fold".
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{% include machine.html id="ibm5160-msdos320" %}
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### Transcript of the EGATEST Build Process (as of July 3, 2017)
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PCx86 v1.35.2
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Copyright © 2012-2017 Jeff Parsons <Jeff@pcjs.org>
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License: GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
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Loading /devices/pcx86/hdc/ibm-xebec-1982.json.......
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Loading /devices/pcx86/rom/5160/basic/BASIC110.json.......
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Loading /devices/pcx86/rom/5160/1982-11-08/XTBIOS-REV1.json.......
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Loading /devices/pcx86/video/ibm/ega/1984-09-13/ibm-ega.json.......
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HDC: Type 3 "10Mb Hard Disk" is fixed disk 0
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Loading /disks/pcx86/fixed/10mb/MSDOS320-C400.json.........
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Loading /apps/pcx86/1984/modula2/state.json.........
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Bus: 8Kb ROM at 000C8000
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Bus: 8Kb ROM at 000FE000
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Bus: 32Kb ROM at 000F6000
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Bus: 16Kb ROM at 000C0000
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HDC: Mounted disk "10Mb Hard Disk" in drive C
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Bus: 640Kb RAM at 0000
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RAM: 0xa0000 (640Kb) size overrides SW1
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RAM: ROM BIOS memory test has been disabled
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Bus: 32Kb VIDEO at 000B8000
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Type ? for help with PCx86 Debugger commands
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AX=0100 BX=0004 CX=00F9 DX=007F SP=09F6 BP=0000 SI=00D3 DI=01A9
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SS=028C DS=028C ES=028C PS=F202 V0 D0 I1 T0 S0 Z0 A0 P0 C0
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&028C:14AD 2E CS:
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&028C:14AE 8F068005 POP WORD [0580]
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running
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Loading /disks/pcx86/shareware/pctj/PCTJ1086.json.......
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FDC: Mounted diskette "PC Tech Journal (Oct 86)" in drive A
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C:\>mkdir egatest
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C:\>cd egatest
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C:\EGATEST>copy a:*.*
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A:DOTTIME.DEF
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A:DOTTIME.MOD
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A:DRAWPOLY.DEF
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A:DRAWPOLY.MOD
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A:EDITBLCK
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A:EGAMAKE.BAT
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A:EGATEST.EXE
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A:EGATEST.MOD
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A:FONTBUMP.DEF
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A:FONTBUMP.MOD
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A:INFO
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A:LOWEGA.DEF
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A:LOWEGA.MOD
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A:OPCODES.DEF
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A:OPCODES.MOD
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A:OTHRFONT.DAT
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A:PAUSES.DEF
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A:PAUSES.MOD
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A:POINTLIB.DEF
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A:POINTLIB.MOD
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20 File(s) copied
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C:\EGATEST>egamake
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C:\EGATEST>rem
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C:\EGATEST>rem compile files in this order to avoid version conflicts
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C:\EGATEST>rem
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp opcodes.def
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> opcodes.def
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Syntax Analysis
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target speed: 9.54Mhz
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Declaration Analysis
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target speed: 19.08Mhz
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Symbol File Generation
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Termination
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp pointlib.def
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, target speed: 38.16Mhz
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Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> pointlib.def
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Syntax Analysis
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Declaration Analysis
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Symbol File Generation
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Termination
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp lowega.def
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> lowega.def
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Syntax Analysis
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PointLib in file: C:PointLib.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Symbol File Generation
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Termination
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp pauses.def
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> pauses.def
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Syntax Analysis
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Declaration Analysis
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Symbol File Generation
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Termination
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp drawpoly.def
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> drawpoly.def
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Syntax Analysis
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LowEGA in file: C:LowEGA.SYM
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PointLib in file: C:PointLib.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Symbol File Generation
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Termination
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp dottime.def
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> dottime.def
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Syntax Analysis
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Declaration Analysis
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Symbol File Generation
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Termination
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp fontbump.def
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> fontbump.def
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Syntax Analysis
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Declaration Analysis
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Symbol File Generation
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Termination
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp lowega.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> lowega.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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LowEGA in file: C:LowEGA.SYM
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PointLib in file: C:PointLib.SYM
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Opcodes in file: C:Opcodes.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Block Analysis
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Code Generation
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Termination
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The interactive setting of the options was: S+ /R+ /T+
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Codesize: 5342 bytes Datasize: 94 bytes
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp egatest.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> egatest.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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Terminal in file: C:\M2LIB\SYM\Terminal.SYM
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InOut in file: C:\M2LIB\SYM\InOut.SYM
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LowEGA in file: C:LowEGA.SYM
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PointLib in file: C:PointLib.SYM
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FontBump in file: C:FontBump.SYM
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Conversi in file: C:\M2LIB\SYM\Conversi.SYM
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Strings in file: C:\M2LIB\SYM\Strings.SYM
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Pauses in file: C:Pauses.SYM
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DrawPoly in file: C:DrawPoly.SYM
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DotTime in file: C:DotTime.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Block Analysis
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Code Generation
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Termination
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The interactive setting of the options was: S+ /R+ /T+
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Codesize: 5362 bytes Datasize: 294 bytes
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp fontbump.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> fontbump.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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FontBump in file: C:FontBump.SYM
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FileSyst in file: C:\M2LIB\SYM\FileSyst.SYM
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LowEGA in file: C:LowEGA.SYM
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Opcodes in file: C:Opcodes.SYM
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Pauses in file: C:Pauses.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Block Analysis
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Code Generation
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Termination
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The interactive setting of the options was: S+ /R+ /T+
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Codesize: 715 bytes Datasize: 3638 bytes
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp pointlib.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> pointlib.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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PointLib in file: C:PointLib.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Block Analysis
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Code Generation
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Termination
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The interactive setting of the options was: S+ /R+ /T+
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Codesize: 97 bytes Datasize: 0 bytes
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp opcodes.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> opcodes.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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Opcodes in file: C:Opcodes.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Block Analysis
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Code Generation
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Termination
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The interactive setting of the options was: S+ /R+ /T+
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Codesize: 17 bytes Datasize: 0 bytes
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp pauses.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> pauses.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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Pauses in file: C:Pauses.SYM
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Terminal in file: C:\M2LIB\SYM\Terminal.SYM
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LowEGA in file: C:LowEGA.SYM
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PointLib in file: C:PointLib.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Block Analysis
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Code Generation
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Termination
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The interactive setting of the options was: S+ /R+ /T+
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Codesize: 483 bytes Datasize: 0 bytes
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp dottime.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> dottime.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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DotTime in file: C:DotTime.SYM
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Terminal in file: C:\M2LIB\SYM\Terminal.SYM
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LowEGA in file: C:LowEGA.SYM
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TimeDate in file: DK:TimeDate.SYM
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---- file not found
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TimeDate in file> ---- DK:Pass1.LOD warning
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Termination
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End Compilation
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===> warning, file DK:M2COMP.LOD
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^C
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Terminate batch job (Y/N)? n
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C:\EGATEST>m2 comp drawpoly.mod
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Compiler, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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source file> drawpoly.mod
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Syntax Analysis
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DrawPoly in file: C:DrawPoly.SYM
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LowEGA in file: C:LowEGA.SYM
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PointLib in file: C:PointLib.SYM
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Declaration Analysis
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Block Analysis
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Code Generation
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Termination
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The interactive setting of the options was: S+ /R+ /T+
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Codesize: 781 bytes Datasize: 0 bytes
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End Compilation
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C:\EGATEST>rem
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C:\EGATEST>rem Linker requires manual entry of two real-number library file
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C:\EGATEST>rem names unless you have renamed one set of the E87, C87, or M87
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C:\EGATEST>rem libraries to be your standard set. If not, add prefix E87, C87,
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C:\EGATEST>rem or M87 to library names realc.lnk and reals.lnk & enter manually
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C:\EGATEST>rem in response to linker query. See section 5.7.2 in red manual.
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C:\EGATEST>rem
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C:\EGATEST>m2 link egatest
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LOGITECH MODULA-2/86 Linker, DOS 8086, Rel. 1.10, Nov 84
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Copyright (C) 1983, 1984 LOGITECH.
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master file > egatest.LNK
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linked with:
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Terminal in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\Terminal.LNK
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Termbase in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\Termbase.LNK
|
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System in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\System.LNK
|
||||
Keyboard in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\Keyboard.LNK
|
||||
ASCII in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\ASCII.LNK
|
||||
Display in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\Display.LNK
|
||||
InOut in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\InOut.LNK
|
||||
FileSystem in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\FileSyst.LNK
|
||||
DiskFiles in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\DiskFile.LNK
|
||||
LowEGA in file : C:LowEGA.LNK
|
||||
PointLib in file : C:PointLib.LNK
|
||||
Opcodes in file : C:Opcodes.LNK
|
||||
FontBumper in file : C:FontBump.LNK
|
||||
Pauses in file : C:Pauses.LNK
|
||||
Conversions in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\Conversi.LNK
|
||||
Strings in file : C:\M2LIB\LNK\Strings.LNK
|
||||
DrawPoly in file : C:DrawPoly.LNK
|
||||
DotTime in file : DK:DotTime.LNK
|
||||
---- file not found
|
||||
DotTime in file >
|
||||
===> warning, file DK:M2LINK.LOD
|
||||
|
||||
C:\EGATEST>m2 lod2exe egatest
|
||||
lod2exe.LOD<NUL><NUL><NUL><NUL> not found in current directory or in \M2LOD
|
||||
C:\EGATEST>
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C:\EGATEST>
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C:\EGATEST>
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*[@jeffpar](http://twitter.com/jeffpar)*
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*Jul 3, 2017*
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