🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <979@atari.UUCP> apratt@atari.UUCP (Allan Pratt) writes:
>You can't get it (legally) in North America.
>
>I urge you not to try, because it will create such chaos.  Atari cannot
>be expected to support an OS if everybody with a C compiler can create
>his own version.  Please be patient: I'm not kidding when I say the
>new GEMDOS will be out soon.  (By "soon" I don't mean "next week."
>I mean "sooner than you could get the source, figure it out, make any
>useful changes, and debug them to the point that you would trust your
>hard disk's file structure to it.")

Thats awfully true. I just recovered my harddisk from the backup...

I found out what this book is, and what it cannot give you: it is not
the compileble source of gemdos/bios/xbios.

It just gives you a closeup to the system. It gives a lot of hints to
*beware* sections and lists a couple of serious bugs.


I just hope there ist somebody with a C-Compiler *and* the complete
source (no ampersands missing...) who will recompile it and give us an
update. 

hase
-- 
Hartmut Semken, Berlin (West) (*east of West-Germany :-)
hase@netmbx.UUCP
answer: 42 question: under development. Stay tuned.