fish-0043

Short:        Fish disk 0043
Uploader:     Fish Disks <aminet aminet net>
Type:         misc/fish
Architecture: m68k-amigaos


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This is disk 43 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.

BasicBoing	An AmigaBasic program which shows animation by page
		flipping.  Precalculates all views of a rotating 3
		dimensional cube and then cycles through them rapidly
		for animation.
		Author:  Arthur Blume

Bbm		Demo copy of B.E.S.T. Software's Business Management
		System.  It is a full implementation with file sizes
		reduced for demo purposes.
		Author:  Business Electronics Software & Technology Inc.

BbsList		A list of Bulletin Board Systems which support the
		Amiga.  The list was compiled from a list on Delphi,
		Compuserve, bathroom walls, etc.
		Author:  Dick Sheffold

Cc		C compiler frontends for Manx and Lattice C, developed
		independently by Jay Ts.  These automatically filter off
		the annoying banner messages from various passes of
		the compilers.
		Author:  Jay Ts

Copper		A copper list disassembler.  Dumps the contents of a
		hardware copper instruction list.
		Author:  Scott Evernden

InstIFF		A program which converts sampled sound files from the
		Instruments dealer demo disks to IFF sampled sound files
		in a FORM 8SVX.
		Author:  Bobby Deen

PopColours	Lets you change the Red/Green/Blue components of any
		color register, on any screen currently in the system.
		Uses a movable window with slider gadgets.  Very well
		done.  Version 1.0, November 1986.
		Author:  Chris Zamara and Nick Sullivan

SpriteClock	A very simple clock that uses a sprite as it's display
		medium, thus allowing it to be displayed on top of all
		other screens.  Includes source in assembly language.
		Author:  Darrel Schneider

STEmulator	Turns your Amiga into an Atari ST (sort of).  Be sure
		to read the README file for the true story...
		Author:  David Addison

WBrun		A program designed to allow any program to be invoked from
		CLI yet behave as if it were invoked from Workbench.
		Workbench need not be loaded, thus saving the memory that
		Workbench would normally use.
		Author:  John Toebes

Wild		Two versions of Unix shell style wildcard matching routines.
		Author:  Rich Salz and Fred Fish

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