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I can't ask the original coder what he was thinking because he's dead,
having fallen off a mountain while attempting to climb it.
Everyone seems to want to know what this code does. There are 10
objects that get linked into a TSR executable. As concisely as I can
describe it, it provides an interface into ISAM low level functions
(add, delete, read, update, etc), "blasts" templates to the monitor,
keeps track of how many users, allows only one instance per user,
beeps the speaker...
Yes I can compile it using the DeSmet development tools. It has been
working error-free since 1989 - and before, prior to a few small
changes for much longer than that (though I don't know just how long.
I started working for the company January 1987.
I've examined the object code to see what values are present there but
haven't found this array yet.
It seems that the concensus is that this project is fesable, but not
by me. I need more time to think about it, but will take all advice
strongly into consideration.
THANKS
having fallen off a mountain while attempting to climb it.
Everyone seems to want to know what this code does. There are 10
objects that get linked into a TSR executable. As concisely as I can
describe it, it provides an interface into ISAM low level functions
(add, delete, read, update, etc), "blasts" templates to the monitor,
keeps track of how many users, allows only one instance per user,
beeps the speaker...
Yes I can compile it using the DeSmet development tools. It has been
working error-free since 1989 - and before, prior to a few small
changes for much longer than that (though I don't know just how long.
I started working for the company January 1987.
'static char v[]={-20,-124,-180,-93,-88,-73,-27,-146,9,-38,-179 ...'
I've examined the object code to see what values are present there but
haven't found this array yet.
It seems that the concensus is that this project is fesable, but not
by me. I need more time to think about it, but will take all advice
strongly into consideration.
THANKS