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Re: CiderPress and cassette tapes



Andy McFadden wrote:

>I recently noticed that CiderPress wasn't finding all of the programs on
>cassette tapes.  Turns out I had a limit that caused it to stop after eight
>items (which means 8 binary programs or 4 BASIC programs).  Some crazy
>cassettes I picked up a few years back had around seventy separate items,
>so I tweaked the limit and released it as v2.1.2.
>
>Nothing much else changed.
>
>Anybody else decoding cassettes?  Just curious.

I haven't yet, but the cassettes I used for program development
typically had several dozen files, most of them BASIC programs,
so this change would be necessary.

I used C90's and just worked my way down the tape, keeping a
numeric log of the contents on an accompanying sheet of ruled
paper.  It was great to have a complete version history on the
tape!

-michael

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