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| PRINT.MAC |
Utility for printing on my old dot matrix printer, EPSON FX-80.
It allows some settings for formatting (e.g. line width, left margin).
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| PRINT80.MAC |
A tool for converting the output format from the M80 into the RMAC format.
The M80 presents an address in its listing in the form <HI> <LO>.
This tool swaps it into the form <LO> <HI>, which is the way the bytes will be stored in memory.
In addition it adjusts the wide format of the M80 to the narrow format of the RMAC.
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| DUMPASC.MAC |
Another DUMP, displaying files in character mode only.
This allows a fast examination of text in any kind of files.
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| PCW.MAC |
This utility combines a number of AMSTRAD tools, which were supplied with the PCW8xxx machines.
Thus it requires less disk space than the single tools.
The general call looks like:
PCW -tool (option)
'Tool' may be one of up to seven notations, which are defined as follows - options included:
LANGUAGE option
PALETTE option1 option2
SET24X80 ON or OFF
SETKEYS file
PAPER (option (option..))
SETLST file
SETSIO (option (option..))
[If you are interested find the disassembled sources here:
LANGUAGE.MAC,
PALETTE.MAC,
SET24X80.MAC,
SETKEYS.MAC,
PAPER.MAC,
SETLST.MAC,
SETSIO.MAC]
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| DFC.MAC |
A differential file compare tool for text files.
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| HEAD.MAC |
The program displays the first ten lines of a text file.
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| LF2CRLF.MAC |
Performs a conversion of line breaks.
CP/M files uses 0x0d (Carriage Return) and 0x0a (Line Feed)
to terminate lines, and UNIX uses 0x0a only.
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| SSED.MAC |
An editor referring to the output format of the comparison program DFC.COM.
It allows changing a text file in an easy way.
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| STRINGS.MAC |
Searches for standard ASCII characters ' ' - '~' (020H - 07EH) in any type of file.
The kind of offset where a string begins as well as the length of a „valid" string may be selected.
The general call looks like:
STRINGS [-T FORMAT1 [ FORMAT2 ] | -O] [-N NUMBER | -NUMBER] FILE
-T |
Write each string preceded by its byte offset from the start of the file.
The format may be selected by FORMAT1:
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D |
The offset will be written as decimal.
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O |
The offset will be written as octal.
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X |
The offset will be written as hexadecimal.
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FORMAT2 selects the output format:
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A |
Display with offset 0100H instead of 0000H.
This is the CP/M start address for executable files.
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R |
Displays in format "Record_Number/Record_Offset".
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-O |
Equivalent to the -TD option.
FORMAT2 may follow the character
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-N NUMBER or -NUMBER |
Use a number as the minimum string length rather than the default, which is 4.
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| TAIL.MAC |
The program displays the last ten lines of a text file.
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| UUxxCODE.MAC |
Two programs in one: UUENCODE and UUDECODE.
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| WC.MAC |
The program counts the characters, words or lines of a text file.
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| ANAL.MAC |
Displays the distribution of characters and bytes respectively in a file using a histogram ('****').
The histogram may be disabled for shortened display.
Optionally data may also be sorted.
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| ASCII.MAC |
Converts a file created by LocoScript or containing IBM characters into a „pure" ASCII file.
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| COMHEX.MAC |
The tool converts an executable .COM file into a .HEX file (Intel format).
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| CONVERT.MAC |
Converts an assembler source file into upper or lower case characters.
The conversion will be performed on instructions not on comments.
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| DATAxxxx.MAC |
Generates BASIC DATA instructions from Intel .HEX, Microsoft .REL or CP/M .COM files
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| EXPAND.MAC |
Exchange tabs against spaces or vice versa.
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| FILE.MAC |
Checks whether a file contains text only or binary data.
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| FREE.MAC |
Scans user areas for files and reports the result.
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| HEX2DT.MAC |
Converts Intel format to BASIC DATA instructions.
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| LABEL80.MAC |
Adapts assembler sources to the Microsoft format;
ie: labels closed by ':' and EQU without ':'
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| RESET.MAC |
Re-establishes the initial state of the JOYCE after running into a „bad" state.
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| TABDEN.MAC |
Replaces the tab characters in one or more files with spaces or replaces groups of spaces with tabs.
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| TRUNC80.MAC |
The program reduces the number of characters to exactly 80 per line.
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| WHICH.MAC |
Searches on all disc drives for files in the search path as defined by the utility program SETDEF.COM.
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| WSDEL.MAC |
Delete some codes in a WordStar file generating a pure ASCII file.
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