A2CPM

Hi, y'all!

The source for the Merlin IDE has been available for over two
years at the Asimov site, according to the date stamp on "MER8.Src.
259.SHK". However, in this archive, there isn't any documentation
about how the pieces fit together. Well, at least, I couldn't find
it. This morning, I uploaded an image file to the Asimov site that
contains all the source files needed to generate version 2.59, but no
others, plus step by step instructions to assemble the four primary
source files, to bind together the four generated object files and to
compare the newly generated "MERLIN.SYSTEM" against the original. The
URL for the image file is:
ftp://public.asimov.net/pub/apple_II...in/VALIDATE.PO
A "Thank You" to the site maintainer for making the file available so
quickly.

Willi

Antoine Vignau

Good job, Willi!

Antoine.merlin16plus.com

Michael J. Mahon

A2CPM wrote:
> Hi, y'all!
>
> The source for the Merlin IDE has been available for over two
> years at the Asimov site, according to the date stamp on "MER8.Src.
> 259.SHK". However, in this archive, there isn't any documentation
> about how the pieces fit together. Well, at least, I couldn't find
> it. This morning, I uploaded an image file to the Asimov site that
> contains all the source files needed to generate version 2.59, but no
> others, plus step by step instructions to assemble the four primary
> source files, to bind together the four generated object files and to
> compare the newly generated "MERLIN.SYSTEM" against the original. The
> URL for the image file is:
> ftp://public.asimov.net/pub/apple_II...in/VALIDATE.PO
> A "Thank You" to the site maintainer for making the file available so
> quickly.
>
> Willi

And thank *you*, Willi, for puzzling this out and sharing the solution!

-michael

NadaNet 3.1 for Apple II parallel computing!
Home page: http://home.comcast.net/~mjmahon/

"The wastebasket is our most important design
tool--and it's seriously underused."

bill.martens@gmail.com

On Dec 13, 8:14*am, "Michael J. Mahon" <mjma...@aol.com> wrote:
> A2CPM wrote:
> > Hi, y'all!
>
> > * * The source for the Merlin IDE has been available for over two
> > years at the Asimov site, according to the date stamp on "MER8.Src.
> > 259.SHK". *However, in this archive, there isn't any documentation
> > about how the pieces fit together. *Well, at least, I couldn't find
> > it. *This morning, I uploaded an image file to the Asimov site that
> > contains all the source files needed to generate version 2.59, but no
> > others, plus step by step instructions to assemble the four primary
> > source files, to bind together the four generated object files and to
> > compare the newly generated "MERLIN.SYSTEM" against the original. *The
> > URL for the image file is:
> >ftp://public.asimov.net/pub/apple_II.../assembler/mer...
> > A "Thank You" to the site maintainer for making the file available so
> > quickly.
>
> > Willi
>
> And thank *you*, Willi, for puzzling this out and sharing the solution!
>
> -michael
>
> NadaNet 3.1 for Apple II parallel computing!
> Home page: *http://home.comcast.net/~mjmahon/
>
> "The wastebasket is our most important design
> tool--and it's seriously underused."

Great work there Willi. You are actually motivating me to get the
rest of the Big Mac stuff online.
--billm--

mdj

On Dec 13, 6:39*am, A2CPM <a...@wilserv.com> wrote:

> * * The source for the Merlin IDE has been available for over two
> years at the Asimov site, according to the date stamp on "MER8.Src.
> 259.SHK". *However, in this archive, there isn't any documentation
> about how the pieces fit together. *Well, at least, I couldn't find
> it. *This morning, I uploaded an image file to the Asimov site that
> contains all the source files needed to generate version 2.59, but no
> others, plus step by step instructions to assemble the four primary
> source files, to bind together the four generated object files and to
> compare the newly generated "MERLIN.SYSTEM" against the original. *The
> URL for the image file is:ftp://public.asimov.net/pub/apple_II.../assembler/mer...
> A "Thank You" to the site maintainer for making the file available so
> quickly.

Thank you very much for doing this, Willi.