Import Upstream version 2.70

COPYRIGHT

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ for any purpose without royalty or fees in accordance with the terms of the
 copyright.
 
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Copyright (c) 2000-2004 Albrecht Kleine
+ Copyright (c) 2000-2006 Albrecht Kleine
  All rights reserved.
  
  You may distribute under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

ChangeLog

+Mon Jan 23 18:14:21 2006  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm: bugfixed ^T key in empty file (WS edit mode)
+	-README: merged with README.UTF8
+	#214
+-----------------------------------------------------------	
+Wed Jan 11 20:00:00 2006  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm: various changes:
+	 *replace variable errno with _errno 
+	  for "make statc" working again
+	 * chganged max filesize to 1024000
+	 * bugfix handling ascii character 127
+	-Makefile: removed make distinations
+	 test, dync and dync2
+	-/contrib directory: removed old stuff
+	-/bin directory: removed BeOS, QNX and Atheos stuff
+	 
+	#213
+------------------------------------------------------------
+Sun Jan  8 20:00:00 2006  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	e3.asm: added UTF8 switcher at cost of 90 byte.
+	This turns the editor from UTF-8 mode to 7 bit mode
+	and back. Use the special keys:
+	^KU in WS mode / ^QV in Pico mode / ^Y in Nedit mode
+	^U  in Emacs mode / ESC:u  in vi mode
+	#212
+------------------------------------------------------------
+Sat Jan  7 20:31:02 2006  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm: improved handling of bad formated text 
+	 on UTF8 Unicode console (by complete ignoring this
+	 characters).
+	 Also added comments about some unused UTF8-runtime
+	 switcher code.
+	#211
+--------------------------------------------------------------
+Wed Nov 23 17:41:00 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm: for error free assembling with current YASM
+	 releases added "section .data", also in "make debug"
+	#210
+-------------------------------------------------------------
+Mon Oct 31 11:41:00 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm, e3.h: on NetBSD we are now using some
+	 newer modern system calls: fstat (=279), lseek(=199)
+	#208,#209
+--------------------------------------------------------------
+Wed Oct 19 20:17:14 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm for NetBSD: replaced linux emulation with
+	 native NetBSD interface
+	 * changed push before int 80h
+	 * added special .note.netbsd.ident (just like openbsd)
+	#207
+	***** released as v2.6.3 *****
+--------------------------------------------------------------
+Sun Oct  2 17:53:34 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm: added a "near" prefix to a jump 
+	 inside InputString (preventing jump distance overflow)
+	-e3.asm, e3.h, Makefile added special stuff
+	 for running on newer NetBSD (1.6 or 2.0 )
+	 Edit in Makefile: OS=NETBSD  now possible.
+	    (Thanks to Gabor Z. Papp for bug report.)
+	#206
+--------------------------------------------------------------
+Wed Aug 31 20:00:42 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm: bugfix re-introducing missing error messages
+	 (AMD-64 version only)
+
+Wed Aug 31 xx:xx:xx 2005  Christian Ostheimer
+	-e3.c: adapted to mipsel (fritz box fon)
+
+	#205 (Thanks to Christian Ostheimer !!!)
+--------------------------------------------------------------
+Sun Feb 27 01:04:56 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm added runtime checking of console status
+	 (started this in #195). This solves some problems
+	 running e3/UTF8 in non-UTF8-terminals like "rxvt".
+	 [ We are trying to keep togeher the UTF-8 bytes 
+	   for 1 character also on non UTF-8 terminals. ]
+	#204
+--------------------------------------------------------------
+Sun Feb 20 10:30:02 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm bugfix: added forgotten line counter trigger
+	 at four special keys (^S,^D,^A,^F).
+	 Thanks for bug report to Pedro Gimeno Fortea !
+	-e3.asm: added check against empty string in filename
+	 additional to checking arguments counter. This avoids
+	 a problem of invoking e3 by Midnight Commander
+	 (usually by pressing F14 in mc for editing a new file).
+	#203
+	***** released as v2.6.2 *****
+--------------------------------------------------------------
+Wed Jan 26 17:32:47 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm,e3.h: bugfixes in system calls for wait4, 
+	 execve, fstat, utime: moved data structure to 64bit
+	#202
+------------------------------------------------------------
+Mon Jan 24 21:36:38 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm, e3.h: changed kernel interfacing on AMD-64 code
+	 for Linux from "int 80h" to syscall. The signal handler
+	 is now set via "rt_sigaction" (was old "sigaction"), 
+	 because "sigaction" doesn't seem available.
+	 Now e3-64bit can be traced with 'strace' again (no more
+	 'strace32').
+	#201 
+------------------------------------------------------------- 
+Sun Jan  9 19:13:39 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
+	-e3.asm: repaired missing signal handler on 
+	 Linux/AMD-64 version. Thx to Andi Kleen.
+	#200
+-------------------------------------------------------------
 Mon Jan  3 18:00:48 2005  Albrecht Kleine  <kleine@ak.sax.de>
+
 	-e3.asm, e3.h: continued 64 bit version, i. e.
 	 fixed bugs in commandline reading and numerics
 	-e3.asm:added push ecx / pop ecx pair to save register ECX

Makefile

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ OS=LINUX
 #OS=QNX
 #OS=ATHEOS
 #OS=W32 	** please use a separate make.bat for W9x **
+#OS=NETBSD
 
 # Set this to gzexe or upx if you want compression
 # COMPRESS=gzexe
@@ -137,28 +138,6 @@ yasm64:	$(ASOURCES) Makefile
 	ln -sf e3 e3vi
 	ln -sf e3 e3ne
 
-
-# selftest, linux only, assembled with a special option for using an input pipe
-test:
-ifeq	($(OS),LINUX)
-	$(NASM) -f bin -l e3.lst -o e3test e3.asm -DSELFTEST -DCRIPLED_ELF=1 -DLINUX -D$(EXMODE)
-ifeq	($(COMPRESS),upx)
-	if which upx > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then \
-		upx -q -q -q -k -9 e3test ; \
-	fi ;
-endif
-ifeq	($(COMPRESS),gzexe)
-	if which gzexe > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then gzexe e3test; fi;
-endif
-	if [ -f PIPE_IN ]; then rm PIPE_IN ; fi
-	if [ -f e3test~ ]; then rm e3test~ ; fi 
-	chmod +x e3test
-	cat e3.h tests/e3test0 | ./e3test
-	clear
-	diff e3.h PIPE_IN  && echo -e "\n\n\n**** THE TEST WAS SUCCESSFUL ****\n\n\n"
-	rm PIPE_IN e3test
-endif
-
 # next for cross asm for the ELKS people
 elks:
 	nasm -w+orphan-labels -f as86 -o e3-16.o e3-16.asm -l e3-16.lst -D AS86 -D ELKS

README

-README for mini editor e3 release 2.6.1  (aka 2.61)
+README for mini editor e3 release 2.7.0  (aka 2.7)
 
-(c) GPL 2000-05 Albrecht Kleine  
+(c) GPL 2000-06 Albrecht Kleine  
 kleine@ak.sax.de  
 alb.kleine@gmx.de  (please use "e3" in mail subject line)
 
 
-
 1. OVERVIEW
 ===========
 e3 is a micro text editor with an executable code size between 
@@ -23,7 +22,7 @@ Also the user can calculate arithmetics inside the text.
 e3's assembler version is available on 11 most important x86 OS,
 see below for details.
 Also available is an (alpha level) 32 bit native code assembler version
-for StrongARM ("Advanced Risc Machine") CPUs.
+for ARM CPUs in little endian mode.
 There is also a GNU-C-written version for non-i386-Unix
 and non-ARM-Linux platforms (e3.c) using Wordstar keybindings only.
 This README doesn't further mention e3.c. (Just make it!)
@@ -32,16 +31,16 @@ e3 is designed to be INDEPENDENT OF LIBC OR ANY OTHER library,
 except on QNX and Win32.
 
 It's been tested using the terminal console, but Xterm, Eterm,
-kvt, rxvt, vt220 and vt100 should work too. 
+kvt, rxvt (no UTF8), vt220 and vt100 should work too. 
 
 Beginning in version 2.6.0 e3 does support UTF-8 coding of unicode
 characters like this: α   ( <---should be a greek alpha )
 
 e3.asm it's been tested under several x86 32 bit OS:
-	* Linux kernels 2.0, 2.2, 2.4, 2.6
-	* FreeBSD 2.2, 3.1, 4.4, 5.0
+	* Linux kernels 2.x
+	* FreeBSD 2.x-5.0
 	* OpenBSD 3.4,
-	* NetBSD 1.51
+	* NetBSD 1.6,2.0
 	* BeOS 5PE
 	* Win98
 	* QNX RTP 6.1
@@ -56,8 +55,8 @@ e3.s is tested under:
 	* ARM-linux kernel 2.4 (@zaurus PDA)
 
 
-2a. BUILD on Linux/FreeBSD/BeOS/QNX/Atheos
-==========================================
+2a. BUILD on Linux/FreeBSD/NetBSD/BeOS/QNX/Atheos (32 bit)
+==========================================================
 A. For assembling of e3 you need NASM assembler.
 
 B. If you don't like the default OS or destination (LINUX , /usr/local/ )
@@ -89,12 +88,19 @@ F. Optional: some more editable options are on top of e3.h:
    
 G. Take care:
    If you are building your own e3 binary, be careful: some
-   NASM versions are producing oversized binaries, some won't 
-   produce a e3.lst listing file: two bugs, but at all harmless. 
+   NASM versions are producing oversized binaries.
+
+
+2b. BUILD on Linux (64 bit)
+===========================
+A. For assembling of e3 you need YASM 0.4 assembler.
 
+B. see 2a, except for make, this should be:
+   make yasm64
 
 
-2b. BUILD on Win9x / ME / DOS
+
+2c. BUILD on Win9x / ME / DOS
 =============================
 A. For assembling of e3 you need  NASM assembler v0.98,
    and ALINK (Anthony's Linker) and Win32 Import Library (win32.lib)
@@ -112,20 +118,20 @@ C. Optional: some more editable options are on top of e3.h:
    your favourite mode.
 
 
-2c. BUILD on NetBSD,OpenBSD
-===========================
-Here are 2 Makefile for BSD-make included. See ./bin directory.
-Also you need NASM. In general you don't need to change that files.
+2d. BUILD on OpenBSD
+====================
+Here is a Makefile for BSD-make included. See ./bin directory.
+Also you need NASM. In general you don't need to change that file.
 
 
-2d. BUILD for ELKS
+2e. BUILD for ELKS
 ==================
 This is done usual on 32 bit x86 Linux systems either
 by typing "make elks" or changing to elks/ and typing "make".
 You need to have installed the ld86 linker (part of dev86 suite).
 
 
-2e. BUILD for ARM Linux
+2f. BUILD for ARM Linux
 =======================
 Simply type "make armlinux" on your x86 box.
 You will need the ARM linux toolchain, at least
@@ -141,27 +147,11 @@ Or adjust 'Makefile' and build e3arm on the destination ARM box.
 3. RELEASE NOTES
 ================
 
-Only changed Linux/ASM-version:
-  
-* First step: introduced building with YASM assembler,
-  see http://www.tortall.net/projects/yasm
-  So added new make destination: "make yasm"
-  
-* Second step: introduced building a 64-bit version
-  of e3 for Linux/AMD-64.   
-  The program file says:
-  "e3_64: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, AMD x86-64,
-   version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, stripped"
-  
-* Both steps are using the sed stream editor.
-  Thus now we are using 2 converter scripts:
-  nasm to yasm:   e3_nasm_yasm.sed
-  yasm to 64bit:  e3_yasm_yasm64.sed
- 
-* Also fixed a bug first occurs running e3 under 2.6.8 kernels
-  during the Wait4 system call.
-  (This crashed sed filtering, e.g. by ^KP in WS mode.)
-
+* some bugfixes
+* AMD 64 bit version: yasm 0.4 can used again
+* added runtime switching of UTF-8 edit mode,
+  see UTF8 section below.
+* enhanced max filesize
 
 
 
@@ -221,11 +211,14 @@ Some more examples:
  1+1*2*3*4*5*6*7*8*9*10=3628801
  7.627891*2.643189=20.161958
  10000000000/8=1250000000
+
+Some problems:
  100000000000+1.00001=99999997953.00001	<--loss of precision!
  8/0=					<--not possible. You know.
+ 					   (e3 says "beep")
  100000000*100000000=			<--overflow 
 
-Some specials: 
+Two specials: 
  12*p=37.699112				<--p is PI 3.14.....
  r+20=57.699112				<--r is result of last calculation
  
@@ -306,7 +299,51 @@ do NOT expect very high precision.
 
 
 
-7. FILES
+7. Notes on UTF-8 for the  Linux/ASM-version
+============================================
+
+* By default now e3 does does support UTF-8 coding of unicode
+  characters like this: α  (should be a greek alpha).
+
+* You could disable UTF-8 support in e3 by editing e3.h at line 16:
+  from
+  %define UTF8
+  to
+  ;;; %define UTF8
+  and run 'make' again.
+  
+* Running e3_with_disabled_UTF-support at a UTF-8 console 
+  you will see two points .. for UTF-8 characters e.g. the greek alpha.
+
+* If your terminal does _not_ support UTF-8 it is strongly 
+  recommended to _disable_ UTF8-support in e3.h, 
+  because output of some characters could be scrambled.
+
+* e3 will _not_ convert your files from/to UTF-8 coding.
+  It does simply _use_ your terminal encodings. 
+
+* UTF-8 characters like © (c) will look very false on non-UTF-8 terminals,
+  but e3 can't help here. (So at first use a file converter.)
+
+* If you simply call e3 without file argument the initial screen of e3 
+  will tell you whether UTF8-support is built in:
+
+  MicroEditor e3 v2.7.0-UTF8 ©2000-06
+  vs.
+  MicroEditor e3 v2.7.0 (C)2000-06
+
+* If it is a version with UTF8 and you are running
+  e3 in an UTF8 terminal, you can switch the editor
+  from UTF-8 mode to 7 bit mode and back. 
+  Use the special keys:
+	^KU in WS mode
+	^QV in Pico mode
+	^Y in Nedit mode
+	^U  in Emacs mode
+	ESC:u  in vi mode
+
+
+8. FILES
 ========
 Makefile	- (edit destination path and OS if desired)
 e3.asm
@@ -318,24 +355,21 @@ README		- you are reading this
 ChangeLog	- version history
 COPYING.GPL
 COPYRIGHT	- please read before using e3!
-test/*		- partial test suite 
 e3c/*		- C stuff for non x86 systems, e.g. Alpha
-contrib/*	- useful things, e.g. e3.spec (== spec for building RPMs)
-doswin9x/*	- specials for DOS, Win9x and its derivates
 elks/*		- specials for ELKS
 binaries/*	- binaries separated for operating systems
 armlinux/*	- specials for Linux @ ARM RISC CPU
 *.sed		- special stuff for using YASM assembler
 
 
-8. THANKS
+9. THANKS
 =========
 Konstantin Boldyshev <konst at voshod.com>
 Mark Zealey <mark at itsolve.co.uk>
 Urs Rau <urs.rau at uk.om.org>
 Terry Loveall <loveall at qwest.net>
 David Douthitt <n9ubh at callsign.net>
-Björn De Meyer <bjorn.demeyer at pandora.be>
+Bjoern De Meyer <bjorn.demeyer at pandora.be>
 Matthias Kopfermann <kopfermann at trio-hittfeld.de>
 Tim Wegner <twegner at swbell.net>
 Michele Andreoli <m.andreoli at tin.it>
@@ -346,10 +380,10 @@ Philippe Corbes <philippe.corbes at laposte.net>
 Charles Steinkuehler <charles at steinkuehler.net>
 Adrian Bunk <bunk at fs.tum.de>
 Joseph <joseph at randomnetworks.com>
- 
+Andi Kleen  (at suse) 
 
 
-9. TM note
-==========
+10. TM note
+===========
 Some names are trademarks of their owners: 
 Linux BSD BeOS QNX Unix WordStar Unox DOS Win Alpha BSE Atheos ELKS ARM BEIN .. etc.

README.UTF8

-Some notes on UTF-8 for the  Linux/ASM-version:
-
-
-1. 
-By default now e3 does does support UTF-8 coding of unicode
-characters like this: α  (should be a greek alpha).
-
-
-2.
-You could disable UTF-8 support in e3 by editing e3.h at line 16:
-from
-%define UTF8				;for UTF8 console or xterm e.g. @ Suse 9.1
-
-to
-;;; %define UTF8			;for UTF8 console or xterm e.g. @ Suse 9.1
-
-and run 'make' again.
-  
-
-3.
-Running e3_with_disabled_UTF-support at a UTF-8 console 
-you will see two points .. for UTF-8 characters e.g. the greek alpha.
-
-
-4.
-If you terminal does _not_ support UTF-8 it is strongly 
-recommended to _disable_ UTF8-support in e3.h, 
-because output of some characters could be scrambled.
-
-
-5.
-e3 will _not_ convert your files from/to UTF-8 coding.
-It does simply _use_ your terminal encodings. 
-
-UTF-8 characters like © (c) will look very false on non-UTF-8 terminals,
-but e3 can't help here. (So at first use a file converter.)
-
-
-6.
-If you simply call e3 without file argument the initial screen of e3 
-will tell you whether UTF8-support is built in:
-
-MicroEditor e3 v2.6.0-UTF8 GPL © 2000-04
-vs.
-MicroEditor e3 v2.6.0 GPL (C) 2000-04
-
-
-
-BTW a runtime detection of UTF-8 console is planned, but not yet ready to use.
-
-
-Enjoy!
-Albrecht, 
-Jun/29/2004

bin/ARM_Linux/README

@@ -8,4 +8,8 @@ machine generated from e3.asm by my translator tool,
 look on the freshmeat forum for package "cattt".
 
 
-e3*.ipk is a ready-for-install package for the Z palmtop.
+e3*.ipk is a ready-for-install package for the Zaurus palmtop.
+
+
+CONSIDER: this e3 is for ARM CPUs running in
+little endian mode only.
\ No newline at end of file

bin/Atheos/BUGS

-Keyboard problems:
-
-* Home, End are not sending ESC sequences, but ASCII chars ^A,^F,
-  (maybe good for Emacs mode, but bad for WStar)
-* using a German kbd map ^Z is at Ctrl+Y  and NOT at Ctrl+Z,
-
-
-I consider that as atheos bugs, not e3's bugs.
\ No newline at end of file

bin/Atheos/e3

-#!/bin/sh
-clear
-cat <<MSG
-Dear e3/Atheos user, 
-
-due less of feedback e3/Atheos binaries are no more shipped.
-Please build it yourself by running make. Sorry for inconvenience.
-
-Albrecht Kleine
-Sat Mar 16 17:06:04 MET 2002
-MSG
\ No newline at end of file

bin/Atheos/e3em

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/Atheos/e3ne

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/Atheos/e3pi

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/Atheos/e3vi

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/Atheos/e3ws

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/BeOS/e3

-#!/bin/sh
-clear
-cat <<MSG
-Dear e3/BeOS user, 
-
-due less of feedback e3/BeOS binaries are no more shipped.
-Please build it yourself by running make. Sorry for inconvenience.
-
-Albrecht Kleine
-Sat Mar 16 17:06:04 MET 2002
-MSG
\ No newline at end of file

bin/BeOS/e3em

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/BeOS/e3ne

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/BeOS/e3pi

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/BeOS/e3vi

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/BeOS/e3ws

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/DOS/README

-e3.exe contains 2 executables in one file, 
-one for DOS (the 'stub') and one for Win9x
+e3.exe contains 2 (two!) 
+executables in 1 (one!) file, 
+one for DOS (the 'stub') and one for Win9x.
+
+Also included the 'stub' itself: e3-16.com,
+useful for some space limited DOS rescue disks.
 

bin/Linux/README

-Compresed binaries are no more included.
-e3 is for UTF-8 consoles
-e3_noUTF8 for 'classical' consoles running 'iso-8859-x'  etc-
\ No newline at end of file

bin/NetBSD/Makefile

-# Makefile for NetBSD 
-# (does not use GNU make extensions)
-#
-# On NetBSD we use some kind of Linux emulation mode
-#  (so you can use Linux settings completely)
-# See some output from ktrace:
-#   382 ktrace   EMUL  "netbsd"
-#   382 ktrace   RET   ktrace 0
-#   382 ktrace   CALL  execve(0xbfbfdd77,0xbfbfdd00,0xbfbfdd0c)
-#   382 ktrace   NAMI  "./e3"
-#   382 e3       EMUL  "linux"
-#   .........
-#
-
-
-# 1. edit you OS if you want....
-
-OS=LINUX	# okay for NetBSD
-#OS=BEOS
-#OS=FREEBSD
-#OS=OPENBSD
-#OS=QNX
-#OS=W32 	** please use a separate make.bat for W9x **
-
-# 2. edit dest dir prefix if you want....
-
-PREFIX='/usr/local'
-
-
-# 3. for vi friends only (else leave as is):
-#    choice between '/bin/ex' or default '/bin/sed'
-EXMODE=SED
-#EXMODE=EX
-
-
-
-BINDIR='$(PREFIX)/bin'
-MANSEC='1'
-MANDIR='$(PREFIX)/man/man$(MANSEC)'
-
-
-#______________________do not edit below line________________________
-
-
-ASOURCES=e3.asm
-AFLAGS = -w+orphan-labels -f elf
-
-
-all:	$(ASOURCES) Makefile
-	nasm $(AFLAGS) -o e3.o $(ASOURCES) -l e3.lst -D$(OS) -D$(EXMODE)
-	ld -s -o e3 e3.o
-	strip --remove-section .comment e3
-	ln -sf e3 e3ws
-	ln -sf e3 e3em
-	ln -sf e3 e3pi
-	ln -sf e3 e3vi
-	ln -sf e3 e3ne
-
-install:	e3
-	install -d $(PREFIX) $(BINDIR) $(MANDIR)
-	install -m 755 e3 $(BINDIR)
-	ln -sf $(BINDIR)/e3 $(BINDIR)/e3ws
-	ln -sf $(BINDIR)/e3 $(BINDIR)/e3em
-	ln -sf $(BINDIR)/e3 $(BINDIR)/e3pi
-	ln -sf $(BINDIR)/e3 $(BINDIR)/e3vi
-	ln -sf $(BINDIR)/e3 $(BINDIR)/e3ne
-	install -m 644 e3.man $(MANDIR)/e3.$(MANSEC)
-
-clean:
-	rm -f e3*.o e3*.lst e3 e3em e3pi e3vi e3ws e3ne

bin/NetBSD/README

-This release does NOT carry binaries for 
-NetBSD. Please build your own
-using the included Makefiles. You don't 
-need GNU-make, so BSD-make will do the job.

bin/OpenBSD/README

-Currently I do not have a OpenBSD system available. 
-So there is no binary included. Sorry. 

bin/QNX/e3

-#!/bin/sh
-clear
-cat <<MSG
-Dear e3/QNX user, 
-
-due less of feedback e3/QNX binaries are no more shipped.
-Please build it yourself by running make. Sorry for inconvenience.
-
-Albrecht Kleine
-Sat Mar 16 17:06:04 MET 2002
-MSG
\ No newline at end of file

bin/QNX/e3em

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/QNX/e3ne

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/QNX/e3pi

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/QNX/e3vi

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

bin/QNX/e3ws

-e3
\ No newline at end of file

contrib/README.tinlink624

-If you have problems running one of the primary self compressors
-"gzexe" or "upx" you should give a try to the combination of
-tinlink linker and 624 selfcompressor utility tools.
-
-Both are easy to find on the net (via freshmeat.net),
-but available only for Linux.
-
-
-Here's how that e3 can be built:
-------------------------------------------------
-#!/bin/sh
-nasm -f bin -o e3 e3.asm -DLINUX -DSED -DTINLINK
-./tinlink -c e3  -m 10000000 -o e3.tin
-./624 -s e3.tin e3
-chmod +x e3
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contrib/ewrapper.sh

-#!/bin/sh
-# (c) 2000 GPL David Douthitt <ddouthitt@mennonite.minister.net>
-# a wrapper for editing a sequence of files.....
-# ....define your favourite edit mode in E3EMU (or use default)
-# Thanks to David! -- Sat Nov 11 2000  a.k.
-
-E3_DEFAULT=e3vi       # hey, I LIKE vi, alright?  :-)
-
-case $E3EMU in
-   ws|wordstar) E3=e3ws ;;
-   vi) E3=e3vi ;;   
-   em|emacs) E3=e3em ;;
-   pi|pico) E3=e3pi ;;
-   "") E3=$E3_DEFAULT ;;
-   *) echo "e3: improper emulation! ($E3EMU)"; exit 1;;
-esac
-
-for file in "$@"; do
-   $E3 $file
-done
-

contrib/pico

-#!/bin/bash
-#
-# Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 15:11:08 +0200
-#
-# I made  this script  from the original ewrapper.sh for a linux-on-a-floppy
-# project i'm playing with.
-# The main difference  to the original is that you don't have all this e3xx
-# links laying around and that you can call things with their real names
-# (that's user friendly). 
-# "pico" is a demo for any other filename below. Copy to "emacs" etc. if you want,
-# or create some links to this script.
-# (c) 2001 Tito <farmatito@tiscalinet.it>
-#
-#
-E3_PATH=/usr/local/bin
-case $0 in
-   *ws|*wordstar)
-   E3=e3ws
-   ;;
-   *vi)
-   E3=e3vi
-   ;;   
-   *em|*emacs)
-   E3=e3em
-   ;;
-   *pi|*pico)
-   E3=e3pi
-   ;;
-   *ne|*nedit)
-   E3=e3ne
-   ;;
-   *)
-   echo "e3: improper emulation! ($0).Use emacs,wordstar,vi,pico,nedit"
-   ;;
-esac
-if [ $@ =  ] 2>/dev/null
-then
-	ln -s $E3_PATH/e3  $E3_PATH/$E3
-	$E3_PATH/$E3
-	rm -f $E3_PATH/$E3 
-else 
-	for file in $@
-	do
-	ln -s $E3_PATH/e3  $E3_PATH/$E3
-	$E3_PATH/$E3 $file
-	rm -f $E3_PATH/$E3 
-	done
-
-fi 
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