no idea where to start with it! It's compilcated. It's 16-bit. It uses cu libraries that aren't included (at least not in source form, which means porting to other compilers is next to impossible unless you know exactly those libraries do and can thus write replacements)The one I got off The Talamasca has all the librarys....
The one I got off The Talamasca has all the librarys....
The one on here came from Rob off the official Sync FTP site. I do believ that it has everything excpet the compiler. Rod did intend for us tbe able t continue with the project, that is why he gave up the code.
Does Rob maintain the Sync FTP or does someone else???? UCD said last time E-Mailed Rob about Sync he got no reply as well..... I was sorta hoping to g the compiler, just to have incase I ever get good enough to use it..
Rob maintains it. Rob does not answer much mail. Rob does not want to be bothered with all this any more.
As for the compiler, he cannot give that away as it is not a shareware program.
If you want to ask about the compiler, send a message to the Synchronet List Server at freelance.com. Rob monitors that list and has been known to answer a question or 2 there.
no idea where to start with it! It's compilcated. It's 16-bit. It use libraries that aren't included (at least not in source form, which me porting to other compilers is next to impossible unless you know exac those libraries do and can thus write replacements)The one I got off The Talamasca has all the librarys....
The one on here came from Rob off the official Sync FTP site. I do belie that it has everything excpet the compiler. Rod did intend for us tbe able continue with the project, that is why he gave up the code.
The one on here came from Rob off the official Sync FTP site. I do bel that it has everything excpet the compiler. Rod did intend for us tbe abl continue with the project, that is why he gave up the code.
Yes, everything needed to compile it _with_ the compiler Rob used, which is commercial and outdated... That's one of the major problems getting in the w of people wanting to work with the SBBS source...
pretty well-written. :-)We have known that for years!
tell you that the source code is extremely portable and in hind-site, was pretty well-written. :-)
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