Re: A82: Re: 82p file hacked!!!

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Re: A82: Re: 82p file hacked!!!

So instead of asking for the information you just sat down and found,
asking might be easier :) I have a paper which i did long time ago about
the ti82 file types it contains the format of almost all the 82* files, i
just have not had the tiome to publish it yet.

Dines

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Dines Justesen
Email: dines@post1.com or
       c958362@student.dtu.dk
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On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Thomas J. Hruska wrote:

> At 11:08 AM 10/29/97 +0100, you wrote:
> >There is one thing about the document which i would like to comment. When i
> >read it sounds like you have done a lot of work, but all the information was
> >know all ready ! A proff of this is the programs included in the shells
> >which converts an ob file to a program file.
> >
> >The format of most of the 82* files is the same as on the 85 and this has
> >been discribed by Magnus Hadanger, and i think i have mentioned this on the
> >list. What the bytes in a program means has been documented by Professor
> >Zoom (i dont know i real name), and me lang time ago.  The checksum
> >calculations was (as you write in you document) documented by David Boozer.
> >
> >So as far as i can see only thing did was to collect the information that
> >other people have found and put it in one text file. This is fine and might
> >help some people, but what about some credit to the people who found the
> >information ?
> 
> Actually, I never even knew this information existed until you mentioned
> it.  I spent three hours dissecting the 82p file testing a hex editor I
> downloaded.  As I said, the checksum was the only thing that I actually got
> the information from some other source.  So my credits section is correct.
> 
> 
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