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GUIDE.ZIP 119686 10-15-93 Shareware Programmer's Guide (Ford, Nelson &
| ASP, $0) is an extensive guide to marketing
| your software as shareware. Includes advice
| on all areas of program design,
| documentation, and marketings, as well as
| many sources of supplies from credit card
| processing to shrink wrap machines.
ATEASE1.EXE 316384 06-28-92 At Ease With Computer Programming 1.4
| (Synfonics ASP; $54) is a programming tutor
| designed to make you think like a computer.
| It covers Creative Problem Solving, Writing
| Solutions, and Translating Into Code. This
| lesson is also divided into five sub-courses
| including Thinking, Defining, Modeling,
| Formulating, and Computing. It teaches you
| how to analyze problems and write solutions.
| Requires 512K and CGA, EGA, or VGA.
ATEASE2.EXE 239959 06-28-92 See ATEASE1.EXE
DOSREF.ZIP 159327 10-16-93 DOSRef (Williams, Dave; $20) is a
| programmer's reference to complete
| register-level information on all documented
| and most undocumented DOS and BIOS calls.
HELPPC.ZIP 300419 10-16-93 HelpPC (Jurgens, David; $25-$30) is a
| collection of public domain technical
| articles, lists and excerpts from several
| common reference manuals all organized in a
| single database. The help topics include
| BIOS interrupts, DOS interrupts, BIOS data
| areas, DOS data structures, and Standard C
| functions. The main program is a quick
| reference utility which allows viewing of
| the help database from the DOS command line.
| You'll find the screen displays are brief
| and to the point. This program is designed
| for the PC programmer who knows what he's
| doing, but just can't remember the syntax,
| or parameters to some little used BIOS
| interrupt, DOS data structure or C function.
| Over 900 technical topics have been covered.
| Other features include a file indexer, and
| partial pattern matching for topic searches.
INT36A.ZIP 331624 08-03-93 MSDOS Interrupt List 3.6 (Brown, Ralf; $0)
| is a comprehensive listing of functions
| available through interrupt calls, both
| documented and undocumented.
INT36B.ZIP 336839 08-03-93 See INT36A.ZIP
INT36C.ZIP 114337 08-03-93 See INT36A.ZIP
INT36D.ZIP 208505 08-03-93 See INT36A.ZIP
INTVDB.ZIP 37868 08-03-93 INTVDB is a part of MSDOS Interrupt List set.
DVIN36.ZIP 92603 08-23-93 DV Interrupt 3.6 (Ralf Brown; $0) is an
| extract of the MSDOS Interrupt List containing
| the DESQview and QEMM API calls. [DVIN36]
VI_SOFT@.EXE 69233 01-22-93 VI_Soft (Vanderheiden, Gregg C. Ph.D.; $0)
| is a discussion about developing software
| that is more accessible for visually
| impaired.
COREF__@.EXE 57113 08-20-92 Charts of Reference 1.1 (RaLin Enterprises;
| $7) is a reference utility for programmers.
| Charts include eight different charts, ASCII
| text color codes, ANSI Esc codes, color
| attribute numbers, extended key codes, and
| character codes.
21HELP_@.COM 36635 01-29-90 21Help (Kaye, Bob; $?) is sort of a poor
| man's Norton Guide describing each INT 21H
| function, the other DOS interrupts and the
| ROM BIOS interrupts. There is a small
| resident portion (2.2K) which reads three
| text files from disk and displays the
| selected information. Requires EGA/VGA.
BIOS13.ZIP 25185 10-15-93 BIOS13 (Martin, Charley; $0) is a discussion
| of poorly documented quirks of the BIOS
| diskette services.
DEBUG7.ZIP 18968 10-15-93 DEBUG7 is a tutorial made to present an
| overview of the DEBUG.COM program for the PC
HEADER.INF 4340 02-17-91 Header (Yoshizaki, Haruyasu; $0) describes
| the header format for LHArc.
COPR.ZIP 14773 10-15-93 How To Copyright Software 92 (Locus
| Incorporated; $13) contains a discussion of
| copyright law and step-by-step instructions
| from a programmer/attorney on how to apply
| for a Certificate of Copyright Registration
| of computer software and documentation.
INTPROT.ZIP 6992 10-15-93 IntProt (Dunford, Christopher J.; $0)
| descibes IBM's not-well-known protocol for
| interrupt sharing.
HIMEM__@.COM 8633 05-01-89 HiMem 2.06 (Microsoft Corporation; $0)
| defines the Extended Memory Specification
| (XMS) version 2.00 for MS-DOS. XMS allows
| DOS programs to utilize additional memory
| found in Intel's 80286 and 80386 based
| machines in a consistent, machine
| independent manner.
RCS56D.ZIP 367431 08-18-93 Revision Control System 5.6 (Frank Whaley)
| manages multiple revisions of files. RCS can
| store, retrieve, log, identify, and merge
| revisions. It is useful for files that are
| revised frequently, such as programs,
| documentation, graphics, and papers. [RCS56D]
TSR.TXT 1621 10-21-91 TSR.TXT (Vitt, Mark; $0) is a discussion of
| new interrupts that should be hooked in
| order to create stable TSRs.
HELPPC.ZIP 300419 10-16-93 HelpPC (Jurgens, David; $25) is a collection
| of public domain technical articles, lists
| and excerpts from several common reference
| manuals all organized in a single database.
| The help topics include BIOS interrupts, DOS
| interrupts, BIOS data areas, DOS data
| structures, and Standard C functions. The
| main program is a quick reference utility
| which allows viewing of the help database
| from the DOS command line. You'll find the
| screen displays are brief and to the point.
| This program is designed for the PC
| programmer who knows what he's doing, but
| just can't remember the syntax, or
| parameters to some little used BIOS
| interrupt, DOS data structure or C function.
| Over 900 technical topics have been covered.
| Other features include a file indexer,
| partial pattern matching for topic searches,
| a TSR version, hypertext linking, and more.
GAME_PGM.COM 20297 01-29-90 Game-Pgm (Gellman, Robert; $0) is an essay
| of the author's own views on the programming
| of games. Mr. Gellman has programmed several
| games and registered a number of others.
| This file contains his views on good and bad
| features in shareware and other games and
| some pointers on how to make a good, quality
| game with a reasonable price.
LICADD.EXE 13728 02-02-90 LicAdd (Unique Software ASP; $15) is a set
| of programs primarily for shareware
| programmers: LICENSE 1.1 prompts the user
| for his name and address and prints a
| customized registration form. The user then
| only has to include a check, fold the form,
| add a stamp and mail. No envelopes are
| needed. ADDRESS is similar, except it lets
| registered users easily report a change of
| address.
RAT_EW_@.COM 8688 03-12-91 Rat 2.40 (Wooten, Emery; $5) is a 5k pop-up
| that displays the ASCII character set.
BOOKS__@.COM 8498 01-29-90 Software Engineering Book List (Cohen,
| Richard; $0) is a reading list that was
| originally developed in 1986 for a college
| course in structured analysis. It has since
| been revised and expanded a number of times
| to support a variety of courses, both
| college and industrial, in software
| engineering. These books should be of
| considerable interest to anyone developing
| business oriented information systems.
UPD386_@.COM 8964 10-04-89 UPD386 (Norton, Daniel A.; $0) is a summary
| that describes the differences between the
| instructions of the Intel 80286 and 80386
| processors. It discusses the 32-bit
| register, the new addressing modes, debug
| registers, and paging. It also describes
| each new instruction, along with examples.
| It is primarily intended for programmers who
| are already familiar with the 80286
| instruction set.
OPCODE.ZIP 4349 10-15-93 Opcode is a text file that contains Opcode
| tables through 80386.
AVTS13.ZIP 362734 09-06-93 ARIS Version Tracking System 1.3 (Riedel,
| Alexander; $30) is a control/configuration
| management system for software allowing you
| to keep track of the versions of source code
| modules and tracing the development of the
| program.
LDIFF1.EXE 30355 07-13-89 LDiff .110 lets you create update files
| which can be distributed to your program
| users for updating their old program files.
| LDiff automatically compares your new EXE
| with the old EXE and creates a difference
| file. The difference file and a small LDiff
| utility can be given to users. The utility
| will automatically update their EXE files.
| This can be cheaper and easier than sending
| all-new files.
MERGEBG@.EXE 66985 01-21-93 Merge (Ghodsi, Bob; $?) helps you create
| large single files from multiple source
| files.. These files can later be used for
| general reference purposes or cut and paste
| jobs during application development.
VCOMP__@.EXE 47957 07-10-92 Visual Compare 1.52 (Whitney, John R. ASP;
| $33) is a file comparison utility. It is
| very fast, and the use of colors to
| differentiate the files' contents in a
| scrollable display makes it easy to see
| differences between files. Recommended in
| Dr. Dobb's Journal. Great for comparing
| program source files.
WSP____@.EXE 15705 06-21-93 WSP 1.50 (Wada, Wakiti Koichi; $?) compares
| an old and updated file and creates a COM
| program which will make the changes to the
| user's old file. You can send the user just
| the COM file instead of a full set of new
| files.
CMP.ZIP 4972 10-15-93 CMP (Gersbach, Jack; $0) is a file
| comparison utility program that has the
| power to perceive added and deleted sections
| of a file as well as changes.
HDIFF.ZIP 28122 10-15-93 HDiff 1.22 (Dunford, Christopher J.; $0) a
| fast text file comparator for OS/2, intended
| for programmers' use in source and version
| control.
BLED.ZIP 77773 10-15-93 Bled (Goosens, Ken; $0) allows different
| people to make changes to a text file that
| they jointly maintain. The typical use of
| BLED is for producing modifications to
| source code for programs. Interactive
| Microsoft BASIC has long had a MERGE command
| which functions like BLED. It inserts,
| deletes, and replaces lines based on line
| numbers. Other public domain programs would
| compare two BASIC programs and produce a
| merge file to convert one to the other using
| the merge command. BLED is a generalized
| program that combines these two functions
| and works for all languages, not just BASIC.
| A command line option lets you remove
| comments from code. The maximum number of
| metavariables is 99. The program supports
| metacommands with file includes, conditional
| logic, and in-line blocks.
SW_CC.ZIP 111503 10-17-93 Software Change Control (Erickson, Walter;
| $20-$129) compares two files and generates
| various reports that display any or all
| change differences. It records who, why,
| when, and where changes were made,
| maintaining a complete history of all
| changes. It can help eliminate undetected
| programming errors, and track coding
| progress on software projects.
SYSTRAK.ZIP 132179 10-16-93 SYSTRAK (Plossl, Keith R.; $?) tracks
| revisions to source code files within
| multiple program systems.
PC_TAGS.ZIP 212350 10-16-93 PC-Tags (Moderne Software; $38-$73) is a DOS
| and OS/2 source-code retrieval system that
| will locate and retrieve a function or
| procedure definition from a text file
| written in C, Pascal, BASIC, dBASE,
| Assembly, Modula-2 or any other language
| (including English). After locating the
| source file, PC-TAGS will load it into your
| editor and place the cursor at the retrieved
| function or procedure's beginning.
SSS.ZIP 532305 10-14-93 Super Shareware System 1.0 (PractiComp; $65)
| tracks customers, prospects, distributors,
| contacts, products, sales, and exenses for
| shareware authors. You can do targeted
| mailings to customers, prospects, and
| distributors, printing postcards or labels.
| There are 24 reports available, some
| including contact listings and directories,
| geographic summaries for customers and
| distributors, a balance sheet, payments due
| and income over a specified time period with
| subtotals by day, month, or year. You can
| import data in dBASE, Delimited, or SDF
| formats.
BETATST@.EXE 169673 05-06-93 Beta Test Program 2.7 (MyLife Software, ASP;
| $24) helps software authors develop a beta
| test program. Suggestions and examples are
| provided for an effective beta tester. A
| beta test bug report generator is provided
| for easy isolation of troublesome bugs in
| beta software.
BULLET.ZIP 135533 10-17-93 Bullet 1.02 (Huth, Cornel; $80) is a library
| of data management modules that can be used
| with virtually any DOS-based compiler. It is
| written in assembler and uses high-speed
| b-tree index files and DBF data file format.
| Over 65 file functions are provided.
| Features include the ability to save binary
| data; support for character keys up to 64
| bytes as well as 16-/32-bit integer keys,
| signed or unsigned; error recovery;
| low-level direct DOS file I/O; high-level
| transaction-based accesses for network
| control; National Language Support; and more.
CPRN_CS.ZIP 23449 07-27-93 CPrint 2.17 (Cactus Software; $20) prints
| source code for most languages on LaserJets
| with comments highlighted.
LIBRA__@.COM 47499 01-29-90 Libra 1.01 (Rose, Herb; $20) provides a
| useful, easy interface to Microsoft's LIB
| program for managing object libraries. This
| is a programmer productivity tool. It shows
| all the modules in a library, the EXTERNAL
| and PUBLIC symbols referenced by each
| module, and the module size. In addition to
| the normal LIB operations of ADD, DELETE,
| EXTRACT, and REPLACE modules, you can
| perform a search for modules that reference
| particular symbols. All this is done with an
| easy to use, windowed user interface.
NEWPROJ@.COM 17833 04-10-90 NewProj (Andersen, Anthony; $0) automates
| the creation of OS/2 PM projects. It makes
| all files necessary to compile and run a
| program. It creates a main routine, window
| routine, and a dialog box routine. C, RC,
| DLG H, MAK, ICO, DEF, and LNK files are
| produced. Source is included.
QMAKE__@.COM 9159 01-29-90 QMake (Houston, Jerry; $0) is an
| intermediate step between Sammy Mitchell's
| excellent editor QEdit and the MAKE.EXE
| utility that's supplied by many
| manufacturers. It will allow you to press a
| key while editing a program source file, and
| automatically invoke your MAKE utility with
| that current filename (minus its extension)
| as the argument for MAKE. Source code
| included.
RTMEM.EXE 9198 03-20-92 RunTime Memory 1.10 (Dunford, Christopher
| J.; $0) lets you test-run programs within a
| specified amount of DOS memory.
TEXSTAT@.COM 21393 04-26-90 TexStat 2.1 (Panther Associates; $5) will
| keep track of your programming progress by
| counting all characters, words, lines,
| periods, commas, semicolons, 'C' and Pascal
| comments.
EXE2COM@.COM 19876 09-10-90 Exe2Com 1.05 (Dunford, Christopher J.; $0)
| is a replacement for Exe2Bin. It offers an
| optional display of the EXE file's
| relocation table, which can help if you get
| the relocatable items error when converting
| EXE to COM. Includes C source.
PCFMT__@.COM 62681 03-28-90 PcFmt 1.3 (Unique Software ASP; $15) formats
| your Aspect Source Files, accounting for all
| block structures, giving you evenly indented
| statements which are easier to read.
PGMTOOL@.EXE 74700 04-26-90 Programmers Toolbox 1.0 (Silicon Systems;
| $15) is a set of utilities that allow the
| programmer to analyze/edit files and/or
| memory in their base HEX form. DUMP, the
| file dump utility, displays files and memory
| in both HEX and ASCII formats and allows the
| user to save portions of the dump to a file.
| HEXEDIT, a Hexadecimal edit utility, allows
| the user to edit binary and ASCII files in a
| HEX mode. It uses basic editing features,
| ASCII/Binary Search, Scroll, Edit, etc.
SDT.ZIP 353525 09-07-93 Software Developers Toolkit 1.0 (Vic Williams
| ASP; $0-$60) is a set of tools for software
| development. This toolkit provides a make with
| backup capability, a makefile builder, a tool
| to convert standard makefiles to Blinker/plink
| overlay format, a copy of awk, a basic
| installer/DOS menu program, and remote support
| software that you can distribute with your
| products. It provides development tools,
| installation capability, and ongoing
| support/maintenance functions including both
| user and developer backup capability.
UNST13.ZIP 98359 08-29-93 Universal Install 1.3 (The GoodSoft Co., ASP;
| $36)is a professional installation package. It
| can match the look and feel of your own
| software. It includes an undo installation
| feature, support for multi-disk copying,
| external programs, CONFIG and AUTOEXEC
| modifying, and more.
XMSTRIX@.COM 7360 01-29-90 XmsTrix (Roy, Don; $0) contains assembler
| routines built around the Microsoft Extended
| Memory Specification (XMS), Version 2.0 for
| MS-DOS. At the minimum, you can add up to an
| extra 64K of executable code space for your
| programs.
XRAY_JF.ZIP 8188 10-15-93 XRay 1.5 (Kihlken, Tom; $15) is a memory
| resident program (8k) which provides either
| a detailed report or a summary of exactly
| which DOS function calls, including a number
| of undocumented DOS calls, your program is
| making. You can use it to determine what
| other programs are doing or to help debug
| your own programs. Also included is a high
| resolution timer which helps detect I/O
| bound code which can bog down even your
| tightest assembler program.
KEYS21.ZIP 6355 10-15-93 Keys 2.1 displays the scan values and ascii
| values of keys when pressed.
MAKE.ZIP 6156 10-15-93 Make executes commands in a "makefile" to
| update one or more target files. If no "-f"
| option is present, "MAKEFILE" is used as the
| makefile.
MEMSCAN.ZIP 3008 10-15-93 MemScan (Martin, Charles F., ASP; $0) is a
| TSR memory scanner. It lets you scan RAM
| during program execution or it can be called
| in an Assembly program. It also shows
| contents of registers.
MOVROM.ZIP 722 10-15-93 MovROM copies the BIOS to RAM, makes it
| resident, and repoints all BIOS interrupts
| to the copied code, thus allowing any
| debugger operations to be preformed. MOVROM
| must be executed before any resident
| utilities are installed because such
| utilities repoint BIOS interrupts to
| themselves. When MOVROM exits, it displays
| the segment where it copied the ROM code;
| the offsets are the same as in the original
| BIOS listing.
NJSTACK.ZIP 11108 10-15-93 Nifty James' Stack Checker 1.00 (Blaszczak,
| Mike; $10) is a set of .OBJ files which
| contain a redefined version of Microsoft's
| _chkstk routine.
PCTRACE.ZIP 2545 10-15-93 PCTrace implements a trace table for MS-DOS
| to allow you to see what DOS or BIOS
| functions a particular program uses.
PGMAID.ZIP 32274 10-15-93 Programmer's Aid (Richmond, J. P. Jr.; $10)
| is a resident utility that allows you to
| call up a table of ASCII characters at any
| time.
XRAY_JF.ZIP 8188 10-15-93 Xray (Ferguson, John F.; $?) allows you to
| monitor areas of your computer's memory
| while other programs are running. These
| other programs can be COMMAND.COM, for those
| interested in some aspect of that program;
| your own resident programs; or some .COM or
| .EXE application. XRAY gives you, on a
| real-time basis, the ability to watch memory
| variables or your stack change dynamically.
FLIST__@.COM 37045 01-29-90 Flist 1.0 (Portz, Frederick F.; $0) will
| neatly format and list source code listings.
87ERROR.ZIP 2288 10-15-93 87Error (Scott, Leland C.; $0) is a simple
| 8087 error interrupt handler. When an error
| interrupt is generated by the 8087 a letter
| in reverse video will appear in the upper
| right hand corner of the monochrome display.
| The letter will indicate the general type of
| error which caused the 8087 to generate an
| interrupt.
PROFILR.ZIP 18785 10-15-93 Profiler is a system of programs used to
| list where your code is spending its time.
| As an example, to run the system: run
| PROFILE CHKDSK.COM (a copy of which must be
| in your current dir). The batch file
| profile.bat will copy CHKDSK.COM to
| SUBJECT.COM, analyze where subject.com is
| spending time and list this for you.
| Subject.com will be deleted upon completion.
SHOWKEY.ZIP 17622 10-15-93 Showkey (Felt, Dave; $?) display ASCII and
| hex codes for a key.
ASCIIJP.ZIP 6112 10-15-93 ASCII 1.2 (Piepers, John; $0) displays the
| ASCII table in hex, octal, decimal and
| binary. It is not a TSR.
DYNAGEN.ZIP 138053 10-17-93 Dynagen (MyndTryx; $72-$82) will generate 27
| different types of data in ASCII, dBASE,
| FoxPro, Paradox and other file formats for
| testing your software.
FILEXREF.ZIP 73325 10-17-93 FileXRef (ConVal Software, Inc. ASP; $27)
| will scan all your application source and
| ASCII documentation files, producing cross
| reference report files, or data files. It
| can process all text files and has special
| processing logic for supporting the syntax
| of the following file types: BAS, BAT, C, H,
| CPP, HPP, COB, DOC, PRG, FOR, ASM, MAK, PAS,
| PLI, PRG, REX, SQL, INP, and TXT. All other
| types are scanned as if they were ASCII text
| files.
HDK90A.ZIP 188689 09-09-93 Help Development Kit 9.0 (Loewy, Ron; $40)
| creates help files for the Windows Help
| engine, DESQview/X, QuickHelp, THelp, TVHC,
| and PopHelp. This is a blessing for those
| unwilling to tackle the complexities of the
| Windows RTF formatting. It is a must-have
| for programmers working in multiple
| platforms.
HDK90B.ZIP 210221 09-09-93 See HDK90A.ZIP
MISCTOOL.ZIP 134221 10-17-93 Misc. Programming Tools (Vic Williams; $0)
| is a set of programmer's tools. Make is a
| program that will maintain, update, and
| reconstruct groups of programs and other
| software. Build makes conventional makefiles
| with a variety of options. To_ovl converts
| conventional Borland/Microsoft make linker
| files to Blinker/Plink overlay script files.
| SerNo helps add and read serial number
| information at the bottom of EXE and COM
| files. LS lists files with a variety of
| options.
OVL_MGRS.ZIP 97091 10-16-93 OVL (Devore, Michael E., ASP; $75) is a set
| of overlay managers, a linkable and a
| stand-alone version. OVL loads overlays from
| disk at the appropriate time and jumps
| program execution to the overlay code. OVL
| has only been tested with MASM, Turbo C, and
| QuickBASIC 4.00, but it is probable that OVL
| will work with all languages that compile to
| Microsoft Overlay LINKable object modules
| and which perform direct calls to routines
| in the program code. The system now works
| with Clipper, BASCOM and other languages.
PROPAK.ZIP 406548 10-13-93 Programmer's Productivity Pack (Falk, Bob
| ASP; $79) is a software package designed to
| provide the utilities and reference tools
| most frequently needed by programmers.
| Previous versions were retail-only. Included
| is a calculator that works simultaneously in
| decimal, binary, hexadecimal, and octal.
| Other features include an ASCII & Color
| Attribute Chart, keystroke reference center,
| keystroke recording and playback, screen
| capture with filtering, background printing,
| a pop-up DOS shell, and more. These
| programming tools can run stand-alone or as
| pop-ups. Support isprovided for dual monitor
| systems. A hard disk is recommended.
PROLITE.ZIP 278180 10-13-93 ProLite (Falk Data Systems ASP; $22) is a
| subset of the larger Programmer's
| Productivity Pak. It includes productivity
| tools for programmers, a programmer's
| calculator, keystroke reference center,
| ASCII and color attribute chart, and pop-up
| DOS shell. It uses swapping technology to
| free all but 7K of DOS memory when resident.
| It can also be loaded as a stand-alone,
| DESQview-aware program, or as a normal
| memory-resident program without swapping.
RENAMER.ZIP 69665 10-17-93 Renamer (ConVal Software, Inc. ASP; $42)
| renames file and symbol references in your
| source files. This can be used to rename
| certain variables for purposes of
| standardizing or exporting code. Supports
| BASIC, BAT files, C, C++, COBOL, FORTRAN,
| MASM, Oracle, Pascal, PL/I, REXX, SQL and
| xBASE.
VERSATIL.ZIP 137593 10-17-93 Versatil 1.11 (Glaze, Michael M.; $20) is a
| set of programmer's utilities in a pop-up 5K
| TSR. Utilities include an ASCII chart, box
| drawing, color attribute, date converter,
| number converter, scan codes, and a screen
| mask.
GLIDE 430659 09-06-93 The Glide 1.00.02 (Russell A. Powell; $52) is
| an integrated programming development
| environment. It is fully configurable for any
| language. Features include mouse support,
| swapping to EMS, HMA or disk, 25,43, or 50
| column video mode support, internal make and
| link script generator, internal clock,
| calendar, calculator and more. (2 Disks.)
NICENEZ.ZIP 146250 10-14-93 Nice-N-EZ (Digital Manufacturing Systems;
| $20) is a program development environment
| for use with programming language. You can
| include your own help information from which
| you may copy and transfer text, such as
| programming examples, into your own program.
| The usual editing functions are provided as
| well as powerful block operations, a
| clipboard to store deleted or copied text,
| automatic indentation, keystroke macros,
| various programming aids. mouse support, the
| ability to edit up to five modules at one
| time and more. Requires 512K.
PIE_TS.ZIP 72879 10-14-93 Programmer's Integrated Environment
| (twentysomething Software; $10) provides an
| interface for most programming languages. It
| allows you to edit, compile, link, test, and
| debug a program using a basic menu. Requires
| 512K and a hard disk.
SPA_WN.ZIP 107417 10-14-93 SPA:WN ($50) is a programming environment.
| To help you get started, the disk also
| contains a tutorial for people unfamiliar
| with the concepts of structured programming
| and hierarchical top-down design. According
| to the author "SPA:WN is the only
| pan-lingual (i.e. adaptable to any target
| language) Warnier diagram based structured
| program development tool."
SAM2.ZIP 14946 07-26-93 Source Application Manager (Mogenot,
| Olivier; $0) is a programming environment
| that can be used with different languages so
| that you do not have to deal with different
| interfaces/editors for each.
TURBO.ZIP 56200 10-15-93 Turbo Environment 2.21 (Orme, Daniel; $25)
| is an integrated development environment for
| your favorite assembler or compiler. It has
| most of the features found in Turbo Pascal's
| IDE such as an editor, the ability to edit
| two files at once; shell to DOS; pull-down
| menus; same key strokes as Turbo Pascal; and
| a configuration file. Other features include
| on-line help, box shadowing, and 43/50-line
| support for EGA/VGA.
ALLOCRJ@.COM 15755 05-01-89 Alloc 1.4 (Jones, Robert L.; $0) is an ALLOC
| procedure that uses interrupts rather than
| externally linked OBJ files.
CX_____@.EXE 39771 08-20-92 Cx 1.03 (Nelson, Eugene; $45) is a data
| compression library for MS-DOS, Windows and
| OS/2. Cx includes examples for VB, C and
| Pascal examples; OBJ, DLL, MIX and TPU
| interfaces; and source.
FILBUF.EXE 4345 06-18-92 Filbuf (Kyle, Jim; $20) is a LIB module that
| will determine the number of FILES and
| BUFFERS configured in a system. BASIC and C
| examples are included.
FNDENV_@.COM 4043 01-29-90 FndEnv is an assembly language routine that
| finds the master Environment block for DOS.
| If it cannot find it, it passes back the
| local Environment block.
EXEC_TW.EXE 26566 05-29-91 Exec (Wagner, Thomas; $0) is the source code
| in several different languages to allow
| swapping of your program to EMS to free
| memory for other programs to run.
PCUSER_@.COM 3581 01-29-90 PcUser (Blenman, Percival; $0) are some
| miscellaneous user functions.
EXEC.ZIP 103800 07-13-95 Exec 3.3A (Wagner, Thomas; $0) contains
| source code in several different languages
| to allow swapping of your program to EMS to
| free memory for other programs to run.
| Features include XMS support, the ability to
| process BAT files and handle redirection,
| and many error codes.
TESSRACT.ZIP 219970 10-16-93 Tesseract (TesSeRact Development Team ASP;
| $25) is a library of routines for developing
| ram-resident programs and a proposed
| standard for ram-resident program
| communication. The libraries and modules
| allow developers to write programs with TSR
| capability with little or no knowledge of
| TSRs. Among the features provided are easy
| use of hotkeys, simple Ram-Resident
| routines, co-resident functions, and
| cross-routine communication facilities.
| These routines been tested with Turbo C 1.5,
| Turbo Pascal 4.0 and 5.0, Microsoft C 5.0
| and 5.1, Microsoft's Macro Assembler 5.0 and
| 5.1, and OPTASM 1.0.
PGL_TOOL.ZIP 292336 10-17-93 PGL Toolkit (Norton, JoAnne W.; $95) is a
| printer graphics library with over 80
| functions. Features include unlimited
| virtual drawing resolution up to 32k by 32k
| and 256 colors, support for 28+ compiler
| versions and six programming languages, and
| support for most popular printers. It
| produces high resolution printouts utilizing
| as little as 8K of memory. Full support is
| provided for printing through a parallel or
| serial port interface, and seven fully
| scalable stroked font sets are included. No
| royalties are required for use in your apps.
BLDHOUND.ZIP 143596 10-16-93 BloodHound (Fencel, Richard; $50) is a
| program debugging tool. It works by loading
| and running your program and recording all
| the keystrokes that you wish to enter as
| part of the normal execution of your
| program. It then saves the resulting
| screens. Normally, you would do this after
| your program is running the way it should,
| but you want to make modifications to it.
| Programmers know all too well how
| modifications in one area of a program
| almost always cause unforeseen changes in
| other areas. So after you have made
| modifications to your program, Bloodhound
| will replay the keystrokes and compare the
| resulting screens to the previous `known
| good run' and report any differences.
DF_DEBUG.ZIP 248770 10-16-93 Data File Debugger (Gilmore Systems;
| $20-$40) is a unique and powerful data file
| and database debugging tool. It allows you
| to interactively display, dump, modify, zap,
| and fill data elements in the data file or
| database by the same variable names that
| describe the record layout in your source
| code. DFD lets you translate data to and
| from different language formats, including
| Computer Innovations C86, Microsoft Pascal,
| Borland's Turbo Pascal, Borland's Turbo C,
| and Microsoft C.
DSTRIP_@.EXE 21516 01-21-93 DynaStrip (Dynasoft; $0) is a debugging
| information manager. It searches all
| subdirectories and processes any OBJ files
| that match the wildcard filespecs. It allows
| selective stripping of debugging
| information, thus resulting in linkable
| applications that support moderate debugging
| capabilities.
IOPORT_@.COM 19554 12-20-89 I&C and IOPort 1.01 (Gramann, R. A.; $22)
| I&C is a TSR debugger. Unlike Debug and
| CodeView, it can be used to debug TSR
| programs as they operate. At the press of a
| key, it allows memory inspection, memory
| modification, and instruction breakpoint
| with data collection. IOPort allows port
| input and output by pressing a hot-key.
MEMUTIL@.COM 43014 02-08-91 Memutils 1.1 (Shearer Cooper Computer
| Company; $10) is a collection of utilities
| that can greatly assist in debugging and
| monitoring memory usage and memory problems
| in programs. USEMEM uses up a specified
| amount of memory, for checking how your
| program will run on macnines with less
| memory. FILLMEM fills memory with a
| specified value and then optionally runs
| your program. MEMTEST performs a
| byte-by-byte test of your standard DOS
| (640K) memory. WATCHMEM is a TSR that
| watches and remembers all requests for
| memory (allocation, modification, and
| release) as well as requests for execution
| and termination.
MONITOR@.COM 9382 01-29-90 Monitor (Wissinger, Richard; $25) is a
| programmer's debugging tool. When you press
| the hotkey, it will interrupt the current
| process in your machine, and display all the
| appropriate information about the
| interrupted process. You can now alter the
| state of MONITOR/386, such as entering new
| breakpoints, modifying memory, etc.
SOSENGN@.EXE 13952 04-22-93 SOS Engine 2.14a (Solid Oak Software; $30)
| is a debugging tool which records low level
| application activity such as file accesses,
| reads, writes, memory allocation requests
| and more. It links into an application in
| Clipper, C, BASIC, TP, etc.
SPYTRAK@.EXE 41481 12-12-92 SpyTrak 2.5 (Korvin Communications Co.; $30)
| is a TSR, disassembling and debugging tool.
| Disassembling is performed during the
| program's execution. It tracks each
| operation performed by the program step by
| step, recording status of registers, flags
| and instructions, unassembled into opcode.
TRAP___@.COM 10715 01-29-90 Trap (Kolbeck, R.; $0) is a useful tool for
| debugging interrupts and reverse
| engineering. It's also very helpful in
| detecting viruses and creating TSR-programs.
| With TRAP, you can trap every interrupt in
| your PC, even hardware interrupts like INT
| 08h, 09h or 1Ch.
BITS___@.COM 61431 10-04-89 Bits 2 (Roper, David; $0) is a program for
| PC/Main-Frame developers. It does math
| calculations and can be used as a substitute
| for Math Tables. It does Logs, Trig, Base
| conversions and more.
HDBCALC@.COM 8428 05-28-89 HDBcalc 1.0 (Lynch, Jim; $10) is a 16 bit
| programmer's calculator that lets you
| perform math and logical operations in Hex,
| Decimal and Binary notation. Unlike other
| calculators, the operands and the result are
| all displayed on the screen at the same
| time. This makes it possible to do "what if"
| type of calculations, in spreadsheet fashion.
POPCALC@.COM 9252 10-18-89 PopCalc 1.01 (Microsystems Software Inc.;
| $20) is a pop-up (6k) calculator that will
| evaluate complex expressions in binary,
| decimal and hex format. It also supports all
| C operators, plus Rotate. PopCalc will let
| you assign values to variables and evaluate
| equations. PopCalc locks up under DESQview.
FADD___@.COM 3664 01-29-90 Fadd (Richwell, Gunner; $15) will compute
| the values for all combinations of segment
| value, offset value and physical address.
BASERES.ZIP 14048 10-15-93 Baseres 3 (L/G Computer Consultants; $10) is
| a stay-resident program written in Turbo
| Pascal to satisfy the programmer's need
| (especially C language) for base conversion
| of numbers and characters. The conversions
| are displayed simultaneously for Ascii, Hex,
| Decimal, Binary and Octal.
CALC_CD.ZIP 9289 10-15-93 Calc (Dunford, Christopher J.; $0) is a
| calculator with many programmer- type
| functions, such as shift-left, shift-right,
| 2's comp., 1's comp., And, Or, Xor, Hex,
| Decimal, Octal, Binary.
QWIKMATH.ZIP 94105 10-17-93 QwikMath (Olsen, J. W.; $25) is a
| comprehensive programmer's calculator. It
| offers a complete range of arithmetic and
| bitwise operators, the ability to perform
| calculations in 32-bit, 16-bit, and 8-bit
| values, a 16-level undo feature, a what-if
| session without losing the results of prior
| operations, ability to freely combine and
| move between all conditions provided at any
| time, context-sensitive help, and
| stand-alone or memory resident. Values may
| be entered in binary, octal, decimal or
| hexadecimal, with results always displayed
| in all radices, as well as their ASCII or
| extended scan code equivalents, where
| applicable.
HEXVIEW@.COM 25024 01-29-90 HexView 1.2 (Daytris Information Systems;
| $15) is a hexadecimal editor for the MS-DOS
| environment. It can be used to edit or view
| binary or ASCII files in a full screen
| hexadecimal format.
HEXIT__@.COM 11056 11-12-90 HexIt (Viscomi, Peter M.; $8) will translate
| files into HEX format and optionally display
| them on the screen or print them.
DVPT1.EXE 186303 01-09-92 Digitized Voice Programmer's Toolkit
| (Farpoint Software; $50) is a
| voice-digitizing utility for programmers. It
| involves a combination of software and
| hardware with which programmers may create
| digitized voice recordings, store them on
| disk, edit the voice data files, and
| incorporate digitized voice playback into
| their own high-level language programs. The
| recording of digitized voice requires a
| small, inexpensive hardware device to be
| built. Schematics and printed circuit board
| layout files are provided for this device.
| Playback of the digitized voice, however,
| requires no special hardware except for a
| 286/386. Realistically, a hard disk is
| required to hold the unarchived files in
| this set, which total over 1.5 meg.
DVPT2.EXE 246871 01-09-92 See DVPT1.EXE
SAYINVA@.COM 23418 06-21-90 Say Invalid (Leithauser, David; $5) can be
| called by your program to say "Attention.
| Invalid input. Please Redo." through the
| computer's speaker in a voice guaranteed to
| wake up your user (and everyone else in the
| office). Frankly, we prefer HAL's soothing
| "Sorry, Dave, I can't do that." (See disks
| 2388-2392 for Sound player and sound files.)
SFXLIB.EXE 20381 04-16-92 Sound Effects Library (Smith, Dave; $0)
| allows you to include any of 17 different
| sounds in your programs. It features fires,
| explosions, bombs, tones, vibration and more.
SFX486.EXE 33245 06-17-93 SoundFX 486 (Smith, David; $17) is a sound
| effects library for 486 Systems. There are
| 70 sounds included, plus a demo program
| which can play each of the sound effects.
SOUNDSG.EXE 42154 08-08-91 Sounds Good 2.0 (Leinecker, Richard C.; $15)
| is a sound editor that creates files you can
| easily integrate into your programs through
| the use of a set of library routines. The
| sounds are interrupt driven and allow you to
| do other tasks in the foreground. BASIC and
| C examples are given.
EZINSTL.EXE 39620 11-15-91 Easy Install 1.0B (Scanlon Enterprises; $10)
| automates the installation of your software.
EDI_DOS.EXE 59808 05-20-92 EDI Install for DOS 1.0 (Eschalon
| Development Inc.; $45) is a complete
| customizable installation program. It has an
| attractive window interface and supports
| multiple disks of any size media. It also
| supports file compression. The executable
| installation program is less than 40K.
QUIKINS.EXE 19343 01-08-93 Quik-Install 1.6 (Wester, Michael L.; $15)
| is a small (8k) software installation
| program. Multi-disk installation is
| supported. It copies files or installs from
| EXE archives, checks available disk space,
| creates subdirectories, automatically
| executes applications after installation,
| and stores setup internally.
PHELP.ZIP 67721 10-15-93 Pinnacle Help 1.01 (Pinnacle Help; $75) will
| help you package your shareware with a
| slick, professional appearance. It provides
| all of the reference material a first time
| user needs, along with a file lister,
| information about registration, and more.
FINTOUCH.ZIP 116595 10-14-93 Finishing Touch 2.4 (ImagiSOFT, Inc. ASP;
| $73) is a simple software installation
| program that reduces the amount of space
| required on disks by 50 to 75 percent. It
| tests a user's hardware to make sure that it
| can handle your software.
IMPRES.ZIP 160168 07-14-93 First Impression 2.6 (Lincoln Beach Software
| ASP; $60) is a toolkit for creating an easy
| to use installation program. Features
| include the ability to check for drive
| availability and free disk space, to add a
| subdirectory to the PATH, print
| documentation, code user's name into the
| program, use compressed files, update the
| CONFIG.SYS file, and more.
INSTALL.ZIP 12390 09-10-93 Install 3.0 (Kenneth W. Illig; $0) is a
| software installation program.
PWRINSTL.ZIP 236724 10-14-93 PowerInstall 1.4 (Ataras Engineering ASP;
| $29) is a software installation utility. You
| provide instructions in a text file and it
| creates an .EXE file to do the installation
| accordingly. Among the many commands you may
| put in the script file are the abilities to
| read from and write to windows, read
| keystrokes and mouse clicks, execute
| COM/EXE/BAT files with or without the user
| seeing it, view files, copy and delete
| files, verify paths, make and change
| directories, use variables and line labels,
| use IF statements, and more.
STANKIT@.EXE 180567 03-22-93 StanKit 4.07 (Liachev, Stanislav G.; $102)
| is a software installation utility. Features
| include compression, copyright text display,
| copy protection, installation password,
| colors, sound effects, and more.
BTFILER.ZIP 142620 10-14-93 BTFiler (Access Microsystems Inc.; $29) is a
| Btrieve file recovery, viewing, editing,
| search and delete utility. You can can also
| clone or pack a Btrieve file; import and
| export records in ASCII files; create a file
| from a BTrieve Build file; list file
| statistics; and build lists of Btrieve error
| codes numerically and operation codes
| alphabetically. A page size calculator is
| included. Also included is BTViewer ($83), a
| powerful menu driven Query/Edit tool for
| Btrieve files. It features file maintenance
| functions, batch modify options, calculated
| field support, summary report screens, and
| much more.
BTRHELP.ZIP 207917 10-14-93 BTR Help (Informative Technologies ASP; $44)
| is a tool for use in the design,
| development, and maintenance of Btrieve
| applications. It will rebuild damaged
| Btrieve files, test file integrity, browse,
| delete and add records, edit records in Hex
| or ASCII, list Btrieve operations and
| errors, clone Btrieve files, display file
| statistics and more. Anyone who has
| struggled with Novell/Softcraft's
| user-unfriendly Btrieve utilities will be
| delighted at the ease of use of BTR Help.
BTRWATCH.ZIP 121500 10-14-93 BTR Watch (Informative Technologies ASP;
| $33) is a memory resident Btrieve debugger.
| It logs calls to Btrieve, recording time,
| date, file name, operation, duration, and
| result of each access. It will log all calls
| or just when specified status codes occur.
| It will optionally signal you with a beep
| when a bad status code occurs.
HBB.ZIP 57729 10-15-93 Hybrid Btrieve Browser 1.0 (Graham, Micheal
| S.; $33) is a TSR that will allow you to
| view Btrieve records in a user defined
| format. Ten different views can be defined
| with ten fields per view. The view screen
| can be scrolled four ways and data can be
| pasted into the keyboard buffer. Requires
| 512K, DOS 3.x or higher and Btrieve 4.10 or
| higher.
DFDDRAW@.EXE 157309 05-20-91 DFDdraw (McDonnell Douglas Corporation; $0)
| is a graphics package for creating data flow
| diagrams. It is easy to use and supports a
| wide variety of printers and plotters.
EZCASE.ZIP 286602 10-13-93 EasyCase (Evergreen CASE Tools; $100) is a
| CASE (Computer Aided Software Engineering)
| tool. EasyCASE is intended to simplify the
| generation of data flow diagrams,
| transformation graphs, state transition
| diagrams, structure charts and entity
| relationship diagrams. A chart can have up
| to 256 connections, flows or transitions and
| up to 20 text blocks. Support is included
| for HP7550 and HP7475 plotters, for Jackson
| Data Structure Diagrams, for monographics
| cards and for EGA/VGA cards connected to
| mono monitors, and more. Requires EGA/VGA,
| MS mouse, 286/386, 512k.
EASYCHRT.ZIP 108889 10-13-93 Easy Chart (Pavitron Computer Group;
| $45-$60) is a tool for drawing system flow
| and hierarchical charts. It uses line
| drawing characters and other characters in
| the IBM extended ASCII set to draw lines and
| boxes. It will automatically draw four
| different flow-charting symbols to any size
| you specify: a box, a "list" figure, a
| "file" figure, and a decision box. The
| diamond-shaped decision box is the roughest
| of the figures because it uses the `< > /\'
| characters, which do not form smooth lines.
NSCHART.ZIP 96927 10-13-93 NSChart (Siltronix; $35) generates
| Nassi-Shneiderman structured flowcharts from
| a Program Design Language (NSPDL).
| Translators are available which convert
| existing code (C, Pascal, FORTRAN, etc.)
| into NSPDL. The chart can be printed or
| viewed on screen.
FLOWCHRT.ZIP 61398 10-13-93 Flowcharter (-; $0) is designed to provide a
| method of displaying complex procedures or
| events in a graphical manner using standard
| symbols which are easy to understand. The
| most common use of flowcharts is in the
| design of complex computer programs. These
| flowcharts show the basic design of the
| program independent of the computer language
| in which they will later be written. In this
| way, other programmers can translate the
| design into the actual program using the
| flowcharts.
PC_FLOW.ZIP 37653 10-13-93 PC-Flow (Makoski, Dave; $0) is a program
| designed specifically for the creation of
| flowcharts. It comes complete with nine
| commonly used templates representing tapes,
| disks, printed output, work blocks, decision
| diamonds, and more. These are displayed on
| the side of the screen and chosen by moving
| an ìèarrow with the cursor keys or mouse.
| Text and connection lines can be added. The
| final result can be printed on an Epson
| compatible printer. CGA-compatible graphics
| adapter is required. Only a single screen
| can be edited and printed at one time, so
| large flowcharts would have to be divided
| into parts and the printed results taped
| together. One screen will hold a maximum of
| 25 flowchart elements.
SCDRAW.ZIP 146766 10-14-93 SCDraw (McDonnell Douglas Corporation; $0)
| is a powerful, PC-based systems development
| tool for analyst and programmers. It allows
| you to build and maintain structure charts
| and data structure diagrams. You can improve
| your productivity by providing a sound
| blueprint of how program components fit
| together as you build your structure chart.
MDEM4A.EXE 57899 06-12-92 MakeDemo (Windham Woods Publishing; $49) is
| a text-based demo maker designed to make it
| easy to create a demo of your program by
| capturing and editing screens and by
| creating new screens with the built-in
| screen designer. With the latter, you can
| make boxes, change colors, simulate menus
| and windows, and insert information. Also
| included is the runtime program "ShowDemo",
| that lets you view your works of art exactly
| as the end user might see them. Additional
| features include mouse support, and the
| ability to create interactive menus and to
| create and brand presentations and put them
| into single EXE files.
MDEM4B.EXE 92449 06-12-92 See MDEM4A.EXE
MDEM4C.EXE 102375 06-12-92 See MDEM4A.EXE
PC_DEMO.ZIP 110779 10-13-93 PC_Demo is for mocking up demos of programs.
| The purpose of the program is to make up
| slide shows that will demonstrate software.
| PC-Demo comes with a screen editor and
| utilities for capturing screens from other
| programs. It claims to be better than Dan
| Bricklin's Demo program.
PROTOTYP.ZIP 186037 10-13-93 Prototype (Martin, Ray; $25-$50) is a demo
| building program for developers who have a
| program that they want to demonstrate.
