Re: Still more RARE IIgs goodies released

[kws@delphi.com]

Cturley2 <cturley2@aol.com> writes:
>Here's another VERY RARE IIgs jewel, I've been holding onto for several
>years now.  An extremely skilled past 1WSW team member and programmer
>did a perfect disassemby, conversion from C src.to asm. src
 
"conversion from C src. to asm. src?"  What the hell are you talking
about, and why would such a conversion have anything to do with a
disassembly?  I've independently disassembled Shellpay 0.71 and
can guarantee you that it was NOT written in C.
 
>and compiled a fully functional shellplay app. These  65816 asm. src
>codes can be found from the ftp url noted below - in text file format.
>They correct a few minor errors and bugs found in the original shellplay
>v0.71, thus you'll note in the comments and reference of ShellplayGS.
 
Excuse me?  The only differences I saw were a change in the credits.
Considering the state the "65816 asm. src codes" are currently in, I
doubt anyone could have done any bug fixing.  Furthermore, the
"65816 asm. src codes" won't assemble - check line #303 (H02A0)
 
>FYI, Shellplay is (by far) the ultimate MODfile player and I'd think any IIgs
>programmer interested in MODfile programs of any sort would find this
>of great value with any such MODfile related programming project.
 
I think any programmer would find it worthless.  The "src." is a
Merlin disassembly, entirely uncommented and unusable.
Anyone interested in MOD playing would be better off looking
at the SoniqTracker 0.63 source codes.
 
Pop quiz Rev. Ex-crack addict Charles T. "Dr. Tom" Turley, PhD, PhD, PhD, PhD:
 
a) You don't know what you're talking about
b) You're full of Crappola (Krappola, if you will)
c) That was some good weed
d) All of the above