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c commafmt.c
/*
** COMMAFMT.C
**
** Public domain by Bob Stout
**
** Notes: 1. Use static buffer to eliminate error checks on buffer overflow
** and reduce code size.
** 2. By makin
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c xstrcat.c
/*
** XSTRCAT.C - String concatenation function
**
** Notes: 1st argument must be a buffer large enough to contain the
** concatenated strings.
**
** 2nd thru nth arguments are
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c scrnsave.c
/*
** SCRNSAVE.C - Save and restore text screen portably
**
** public domain demo by Bob Stout
*/
#include
/*
** Stuff from SNIPPETS courtesy of Jim Nutt
**
** Notes: VIOop
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ndx snippets.ndx
|NOTES: "+" preceding file name means new since last SNIPPETS
| "*" preceding file name means modified since last SNIPPETS
| "-" preceding file name means deleted since last SNIPPETS
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txt readme.txt
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ANSI-C G.723.1 Annex B Floating-Point Source Code
Version 5.1F
Release Notes
Mitch Bodart Intel 10/01/96
/////
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sas makefile.sas
# Makefile for gzip (GNU zip) -*- Indented-Text -*-
# This Makefile is for SAS/C 6.2 on the Amiga
# Made by Carsten Steger (carsten.steger@informatik.tu-muenchen.de)
# Some notes on gzip for the A
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contents
Contents of the "msdos" subdirectory for UnZip 5.3 and later:
Contents this file
README notes about quirks in MS-DOS executables and compilers
crc_i86.asm optimized 8086/80286
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h hitech.h
/* Standard types for HI-TECH Software code
These types may need to be tuned for different
machines/compilers. Notes with each one indicate assumptions
that should be maintained for each type.
*/
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man m_aux3.man
.SH "A/UX NOTES"
There is no obvious way to find the amount of memory per process
that is currently resident. The percent cpu usage is not
maintained by the operating system, so we fake one.
The last
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man m_sunos5.man
.SH "SUNOS 5 NOTES"
CPU percentage is calculated as a fraction of total available computing
resources. Hence on a multiprocessor machine a single threaded process
can never consume cpu time in exces