Re: A89: util library problems

Re: A89: util library problems

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• Subject: Re: A89: util library problems
• From: Nathan Mueller <nlmueller@students.wisc.edu>
• Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1998 14:06:54 -0600
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• In-Reply-To: <badde4d5.364f2ba9@aol.com>
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>l've never tried this, but l'm positive that it would work.  if you have games
>on your calc in which some require the old libs and some the new, then do
>this:
>-Create two new folders: one called  oldlibs , the other called  newlibs .
>-Get both versions of libraries.
>-Send the new libraries to both the main folder and the  newlibs  folder (you
>will have to send twice).
>-Send the old libraries to the  oldlibs  folder.
>When running a game that needs the old libraries, copy and overwrite the
>libraries from the  oldlibs  folder to the main folder.
>Do the same with the new libraries when playing a game that requires them.

You could even script this by running the asm programs that use the old
libraries from within another file.
This would be to run a program using the old libraries, moving them into
main, and them back when done:

:MoveVar <someNewLib>, main, newlibs
:MoveVar <someOldLib>, oldlibs, main
:<someOldLibPrgm>()
:MoveVar <someOldLib>, main, oldlibs
:MoveVar <someNewLib>, newlibs, main


	--Nate

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