Master Devpac

Big-Byte · 22 August 2001, 23:39

Ive uploaded the Master Devpac tat I was talking about a while ago..

I havent looked at it properly so any comments on it would be
nice...

23 August 2001, 10:47

I just checked it out, and it indeed does look very different

I own Devpac 2 and 3, and this is nothing like those, so, I would say that this is somehow reversed (or written from scratch)

I would classify this as a rarity, unless someone proves me wrong by telling me all I have to do is muck around with settings to make it look like this, etc

Big-Byte · 23 August 2001, 11:39

If you look at the title bar the one I upped was done by D-tec

I remember there was a readme file with it at the time but I probably removed it. It may be worth checking all the files on ther disk. I can remember the main reason why they did it was to speed the compiler up so maybe some tests shuold be done..

Im currently going through all my old source code disks so I will up those soon too... (I wasnt the best demo coder in the world but Im still proud of a couple of demos I did.)

Galahad/FLT · 11 October 2001, 18:41

Master Devpac is prone to crash with big projects.... the built in calculator being the most useful new feature, other than that, its the same

Big-Byte · 16 October 2001, 12:27

the readme file that came with it telling us what the new features were? I know it had one but I removed it when I made my own custom assembler disk.

Thanks.

22 August 2001, 23:39	#1
Big-Byte Long time member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: UK Posts: 754	Master Devpac Ive uploaded the Master Devpac tat I was talking about a while ago.. I havent looked at it properly so any comments on it would be nice...

23 August 2001, 11:39	#3
Big-Byte Long time member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: UK Posts: 754	Yep Ive got the original Devpac 2 too.. If you look at the title bar the one I upped was done by D-tec I remember there was a readme file with it at the time but I probably removed it. It may be worth checking all the files on ther disk. I can remember the main reason why they did it was to speed the compiler up so maybe some tests shuold be done.. Im currently going through all my old source code disks so I will up those soon too... (I wasnt the best demo coder in the world but Im still proud of a couple of demos I did.)

16 October 2001, 12:27	#5
Big-Byte Long time member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: UK Posts: 754	Sir Galahad, Have you got.. the readme file that came with it telling us what the new features were? I know it had one but I removed it when I made my own custom assembler disk. Thanks.

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23 August 2001, 10:47	#2
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	I just checked it out, and it indeed does look very different I own Devpac 2 and 3, and this is nothing like those, so, I would say that this is somehow reversed (or written from scratch) I would classify this as a rarity, unless someone proves me wrong by telling me all I have to do is muck around with settings to make it look like this, etc

11 October 2001, 18:41	#4
Galahad/FLT Going nowhere Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: United Kingdom Age: 50 Posts: 9,014	Master Devpac is prone to crash with big projects.... the built in calculator being the most useful new feature, other than that, its the same

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