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Re: Shrinkit for Unix???

In article <42l5p5$7qo@canopus.cc.umanitoba.ca>, alex@chs.mb.ca wrote:

> I just posted a few minutes ago inquiring about C source to sciibin. I'm
> going to push my luck a little here... Is there C source for Shrinkit? More
> specifically, is there a package out there that will take a NuFix (sp?)
> format file and break it up into seperate components on a standard unix
> platform. 

There is a program, "nulib", which will do exactly what you want. The source is
on ftp.cco.caltech.edu in the ARCHIVERS directory (probably the sources 
directory also, I don't remember how I set up the links on that one), and
will compile on UNIX platforms... I believe the sciibin source is there as
well, though I'm not sure (I know I compiled sciibin a while back, but I
don't remember whether I got the source from my own archive or not... I'm
pretty sure it's there)
 
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> and workstations cannot usually stay airborne long enough to replace
> frisbees despite their superior processing power." - Alt.hackers
> Alex Wiebe <alex@{chs,asylum.magic}.mb.ca> CHSCI ph: (204) 942-2992 ext:242

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