	FTP Uploads 2000/12/10
	FTP Uploads 2000/12/10

Posted Sunday, December 10th @ 12:00:12 AM, by George Greer.
New: Win9x_ascii_pfilesV4.txt, CWC-0.2.2.zip, fixpfile.README, fixpfile.pl, inroom.README, inroom.tar.gz, hyperagg-mobs.txt, ascii.201.1.README, ascii.201.1.patch

Click the link below for descriptions of each.

Win9x_ascii_pfilesV4.txt - Windows 9x ascii player files (Version 4)
CWC-0.2.2.zip - CircleMUD World Creator -- a windows based world Editor.
fixpfile.README - Information for fixpfile.pl
fixpfile.pl - A small utility program to rebuild indicies for player files.
inroom.README - Information on inroom.tar.gz
inroom.tar.gz - Convert all ch->in_room indications to INROOM(ch).
hyperagg-mobs.txt - Make mobs even more aggressive than normal.
ascii.201.1.README - Information on this update.
ascii.201.1.patch - Another update to the ASCII pfile system.

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Ascii 201
by Guyang Mao (arioch) (dzym@yahoo.com) on Wednesday, December 13th @ 08:43:24 AM
http://arioch.despayre.ath.cx

IMHO the diskio.c is a nice and very useful thing to have. The only thing I've had to do with it was to change the ->fileno member direct reference to a macro in order to get it to be portable across cygwin, msvc, and linux gcc.

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Re: Ascii 201
by Geoff Davis (azrael@laker.net) on Monday, December 18th @ 11:25:55 AM
http://www.laker.net/azrael/

I agree. I rarely use standard file I/O any
longer (in CircleMUD). IMHO, the buffering done
by the DiskIO module is a very quick, elegant
solution. I can see no reason, save memory
limitations, that one would feel the need to do
away with it. Centralizing DiskIO to a single
module isn't a half bad idea, either, in terms of
modular design.

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