CBBS(R) 4.0.3b 01/12/90 21:15:10 Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U ?^U ?^U ?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss Logging name to disk... You are caller 211838; next msg =43029; 374 active msgs. Prev. call 01/09/90 @ 23:45, next msg was 43020 Recording logon for next time. Use FULL? to check assignments ?^U ?xxxxx "Mine" command checking fo >Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short LOG. 99 KILLED. 17 SUMMARY. 24 01/12/90,21:15:14,211838,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,, 43020 01/09/90 WARD CHRISTENSEN => EDDIE CURRIE: >Function:?type-50 log,ward c or;* 43020 01/09/90 WARD CHRISTENSEN => EDDIE CURRIE: "R/HELLO" 43021 01/09/90 WARD CHRISTENSEN => RUSS REVZAN: "R/HELLO" 43022 01/10/90 WARD CHRISTENSEN => LARRY GLASSMAN: "THANKS" 43023 01/10/90 ED DESOTO => ALL: "HISPANIC BBS" 43024 01/10/90 ED DESOTO => ALL: "HISPANIC BBS" 43025 01/10/90 FARRAD ALI => J.L. RAMEY: "HARD DRIVE OPTION" 43026 01/11/90 DENNIS DUFFNER => RICHARD HINTON: "RE/43001" 43027 01/11/90 BRENT JONES => WARD: "CHARACTER BASED MAPS" 43028 01/12/90 EDDIE CURRIE => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "R/HELLO" - End of summary - Retrieving flagged msgs: C skips, K aborts. Msg 43020 is 03 line(s) on 01/09/90 from WARD CHRISTENSEN to EDDIE CURRIE re: R/HELLO Hey Eddie, good to hear from 'ya! Sounds like you're right in the middle of things! What is "Concurrent C"? I pretty much understood all the other terms. Msg 43021 is 06 line(s) on 01/09/90 from WARD CHRISTENSEN to RUSS REVZAN re: R/HELLO Glad we got the network going! We should have understood more about how much (or little) the wiring guys knew, and should have gotten our wiring specialists out earlier! I can't believe that I was commenting in the AM how nice it would be (and how "possible") to have a "box" that you could stick wires into, and wiggle them and check for continuity, polarity, etc - when Tom Kornaus shows up WITH such a box! Someone told me he'd invented it! Msg 43022 is 07 line(s) on 01/10/90 from WARD CHRISTENSEN to LARRY GLASSMAN re: THANKS Oops! I entered msg 43006, then "couldn't resist" replacing a dummy 43000 msg as a nice "round" number for the party. I edited the summary and made 43006 into 43000, and copied it back, but then decided to "leave it" as 43006 as a 'pointer' back to 43000 for people who'd logged on since 43000 had been entered (since it wouldn't be "new"). Owell, long story, I shouldn't have "screwed around". Thanks for pointing out the msg # discrepancy. I fixed it. Msg 43023 is 04 line(s) on 01/10/90 from ED DESOTO to ALL re: HISPANIC BBS Calling all hispanic or anyone wanting to give ideas in setting a BBS system ianish for the chicagoland hispanic community. I'm currently in the setting up modut the system is up and running. call: 276-4104 and let me hear your ideas! Msg 43024 is 04 line(s) on 01/10/90 from ED DESOTO to ALL re: HISPANIC BBS Llamado a todos los usadores que quiren usar una tablilla de boliten en espanol. Necesitoideas como estoy empensando esta BBS. Llamen a 276-4104 y dejen sus comentarios. Ed. Msg 43025 is 05 line(s) on 01/10/90 from FARRAD ALI to J.L. RAMEY re: HARD DRIVE OPTION Mr. Ramey, Tim has offered to sell his hardrive for 200.00. It is a seagate 30MB hardrive with 28ms access time. It is well worth i]the investment. In addition, I have a few numerical integration programs to assist you with your calculus II course this semester. Msg 43026 is 06 line(s) on 01/11/90 from DENNIS DUFFNER to RICHARD HINTON re: RE/43001 Richard, Don't hesitate to to order and use it. It's a fine product and will work very well, provided you READ the manuka that comes with it. Msg 43027 is 07 line(s) on 01/11/90 from BRENT JONES to WARD re: CHARACTER BASED MAPS Hey Ward you should let us all know either 1) how long it took you to draw the map (message #43000) or 2) what neat software you used. Or maybe you wrote some software that does map making in pure un-refined ASCII? I think the party is a great idea. One sad thing about modern society is we don't celebrate enough. Or perhaps we just end up celbrating the "commercially profitable hollidays"? Brent out here in Wheaton Msg 43028 is 22 line(s) on 01/12/90 from EDDIE CURRIE to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/HELLO Concurrent C is something which was developed at AT&T as an extension to C or C+ which suppots parallel processing. That is additional syntax is provided for that purpose. Basically it is a version of CFRONT the AT&T "translator" that runs as a precompiler processes the C+ and or CONCURRENT C+ stuff and then emits C source to a C compiler. It's particularly interesting of course to anyone using multiprocessors but has applicablity to machines such as 386's running OS/2 (since in that case Concurrent C/C+ can handle all of the thread stuff transparently). The author of Concurrent C/C+ is a gentleman by the name of Narain Gehani and he has a book out called Concurrent C by Silicon Press. He has also authored a number of articles on the subject. Incidently we are starting the C+ Journal in March and have an impressive array of contributors and an outstanding advisory board. If you know anyone who might be interested please have them contact us. We are also doing some pretty exciting stuff in the PostScript/ MS Windows area . Hope to talk to you via voice one of these days. Will you be going to Software Development '90 sponsored by Computer Language??? (In San Fran in Feb???) If so perhaps we can get together there. We have a booth there. Anyway hope to speak to you soon. regards eddie >Function:?