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- PETDIAL.ZIP v01.00 2004-01-18
22,258
bytes. DIAL.COM is used to dial phone using any Hayes compatible modem
for
DOS and Windows. Or mobile phone with modem capability.
- Usage: dial <phone number>
- Or using phone book DIALPB.TXT: dial <name>
- PETSMS.ZIP v01.02 2003-12-26
21,243
bytes. SMS.COM is used to send message over GSM mobile phone for DOS
and
Windows command prompt. For Siemens C35i S35i M35i ME45 with real
serial
port, not USB nor PCI serial port. Data Cable is needed.
- Usage: sendsms <phone number> <message>
- Or using phone book: sendsms <name> <message>
- COPYPART.ZIP 15,730 bytes.
COPYPART.COM
copies part of a big file to a separate file. It can be used to split
big
file to several small files, which can be joined together again. It is
useful
for transporting big file through small media.
- I754.ZIP v01.00.0002 2004-02-08
23,635
bytes. This is my tool for learning IEEE754 Standard for Binary
Floating-Point Arithmetic. Using part of PETCALC.PET so that it works
like a calculator.
20 constants in the boundary of different classes in floating-point
number.
10 functions suggested by standards committe. And PET4TH Forth words
are
still accessible through Forth Shell. Source program is not included.
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- Julian Date starts from -4712-01-01T12:00:00Z (JD 0). Modified
Julian
Date starts from 1858-11-17T00:00:00Z (MJD 0). Both are calculated from
UTC, not local time.
- CALENDAR.ZIP v01.04 2004-02-08
17,299
bytes, source program is not included.
- CALENDAR.COM can convert between Gregorian Calendar starting from
1858-11-17 and MJD starting from 2,400,000.5 and JD starting from 0.0
- Also displayed one month calendar and correct representation of
date
and time in ISO 8601 standard, year-month-dayofthemonth,
year-dayoftheyear, year-weekof theyear-dayoftheweek of local time. Note
that first week
(01) is the week starting from Monday to Sunday that have first
Thursday.
CALENDAR.COM can generate one year calendar in a file.
- When converting JD and MJD, do not forget to include correct
timezone. PST: -08 is default. Use WIB: +07 for Indonesia, means that
Indonesia
is 7 hours ahead of GMT. 07:00:00 Indonesia time (T07:00:00+07) is
00:00:00
UTC (T00:00:00Z)
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- There are so many calculator emulation programs, PETCALC is one
of
them. It needs x87 (included in i486 and above). RPN style. 18 digit
precision.
Easy to use. Features include Undo and x87 internal view. Good for
business
too, because it has table/list for total, date arithmetic.
- PC.ZIP v01.00.0004 2004-02-08 22,494
bytes
- This program uses PET4TH Forth Engine. A DOS program (may run
under
Windows DOS prompt). Source code is not included.
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- DOWNLOAD.ZIP 2004-02-08 108,421 bytes,
is
a collection of COM files, written in PET4TH. The source codes are in
SAMPLE directory of PETFORTH.ZIP .
- ASCII.COM. ASCII will display ASCII code on screen.
- BASE64.COM. Some communication systems may not transmit
or receive 8 bit characters. This include codes. Before sending,
convert 8 bit character/code to 6 bit character called base64
character.
After receiving, convert back to 8 bit character/code. BASE64 can
also expand tab to space.
- base64 <filename1> encode > <filename2>
- base64 <filename1> decode > <filename2>
- base64 <filename1> tab2spc > <filename2>
- CHECKF.COM. CHECKF will display crc-32 of a file, or add
crc-32 to a file. This is to make sure that the file has not been
tampered. Usually the target is COM file. You may add crc-32 to a
file so that CHECKF will return FFFFFFFF.
- checkf <filename>
- checkf <filename> addcrc
- CPUID.COM. CPUID shows processor type, family, stepping
id, FPU (math co-processor) availability, MMX availability, SIMD
availability,
processor serial number, level 2 cache size etc.
- CREATEF.COM will create a file of requested size. This
is
for debugging purpose.
- createf <filename> <size>
- PETS.COM. PETS is an aid program for teaching/learning
Forth. Please use PET4THUG.TXT in PETFORTH.ZIP as user's guide.
- TYPEBLK.COM. PET4TH does not support BLOCK. TYPEBLK is
used to see Forth 79, Forth 83 source codes (*.FTH *.SRC).
- typeblk <filename1> > <filename2
- WC.COM will display words in a file and count them.
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