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From: Scott Cartier <scartier@vmlabs.com>
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Subject: Re: Memory Addresses
Date: Tue, 16 Feb 1999 09:46:14 -0800
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Of these three, only #2 will be guaranteed to work with everyone's 
Yaroze.  Not everyone has CW or the Action Replay.  Oh how I wouldn't
love to get an AR, though, for the faster downloads.

Scott


> There's currently 3 (yaroze) way's to do this:
> 
> 1) CodeWarrior's MWDebugIO library allows you to redirect file io
> to a file server built into their console program & debugger. Only useful
> for people who have CodeWarrior (GNU user's cann't use it). And it
> has a tendency to lock up.
> 2) I forget the name, but some guy wrote the Cyclone serial fileserver.
> It's ok - no source released though, but seems to be more stable than
> the Metrowerks server.
> 3) The ARS fileserver library for GNU and CodeWarrior. This is the
> most widely supported file server protocol (with support from the original
> DOS ARS server, a WinNT server called NiceARS, and a server built
> into Maurice Sibrandi's Yaroze Master IDE for GNU). And a Linux server
> coming up in the next week or two. Requires a Datel Action Replay comms
> link card to work though (but from that you get MUCH faster and more reliable
> file loading times than the other servers).
> 
> > Gareth!
> 
> Craig.
> (who wrote the original ARS server 'coz the CodeWarrior one kept locking up,
> so he should know)