That was the Solaris source code available at my site:
retroware.atari.org
Bob
At 06:17 PM 6/26/99 +1000, you wrote:
>>> "The 80s aren't over. It's Nineteen Eighty-nineteen."
>
>>actually, its 1999...but wasnt there a song..."so tonite im gonna party
>like
>> its 1999..."
>
>1980+19 == 1999, silly human! :) What John was playing at was casting 1999
>in terms of 1980s. :) [and perhaps unwittingly harkening to some languages
>which count in bundles of 20 - like in French.... where 99 translates
>basically to "4-20s-and-19" {quatre-vente-et-dix-neuf}... You French
>purists can pardon my spelling, please. :)
>
>>so why hasnt anyone partied yet?!
>
>Who says we haven't? :)
>
>=Rob=
>
>PS: There was a ROM or something one of you a whillle back now was saying
>was really large, and needed the most recent version of DASM to assemble. I
>am doing some touch-ups to DASM [I have CVS access to Dillon's code] and
>would just like that sucker as part of my regression test codebase. I
>recall it sometime around 2-3 months ago - I think it may have been a
>DiStella disassembly too.
>
>
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