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- The module interval is an easy way to insert timing into a program.
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- The module randomize simultaneously randomizes Rnd and returns a seed for
- RndQ.
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- The module realf provides a substitute for RealF until Wouter corrects the
- problems with RealF, if he hasn't already.
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- The module writef is to be used with the various stringf options, if and only
- if your version of dos.library is new enough to have the PutStr function.
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- The modules stringf20 and qstringf20 replace StringF if and only if you have
- a 68020 or above chip. They are 80 bytes smaller than their 68000 cousins,
- but not noticeably different in speed. If you have a 68000 chip, use the
- versions without the 20 suffix.
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- The qstringf modules run 15 to 20 times faster than StringF. Without the
- q they run 8 or 9 times faster. These speed differences apply only to an
- Amiga 1200. Your machine may and probably will produce different results.
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- All the varieties of stringf produce binary strings when the %lb option is
- used in the format string. All varieties must be used with a list as the
- third argument, i.e. stringf(str,format,[datastream]). Read Estuff.doc and
- look at the test programs to clarify this.
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- Estuff.doc has a few tips about speeding up E programs by inserting assembly
- language. Comparing stringf20.e and stringf20.doc files will provide more
- information on this subject.
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- Please send comments, questions, bug reports to:
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- Martin F. Combs
- 2989 Sundance Circle
- Las Cruces, NM 88011
- USA
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