Martin_Head wrote:I thought I would ask if there are any programs, That there is a real interest in seeing decompiled. If I am going to put the effort into trying to decompile something, It might as well be something that there is interest in.

The real biggie is Q-Liberator itself! Any chance of that?

Pr0f wrote:

tofro wrote:

pjw wrote:Who the heck is Dawn?

A detail that wasn't copied to the Tetroid cards . Purportedly the spouse of one of the developers.

Tobias

I always wondered about that

Perhaps an early example of electronic text messaging.. I wonder if she ever replied..?

tofro wrote:Easy - it's not in a QL atm, anyhow.
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Who the heck is Dawn?

Martin_Head wrote:I'm working on a QLiberator decompiler at the moment. So I may use the program for testing it.

It's still very much in the development stage, but it does throw out a lot of valid SuperBASIC code.

Great! The one to aim for is Q-Liberator itself, though

RWAP wrote:The German manual is attached - this is indeed QMG

Looks interesting! Does anyone have any experience with QMG? Was it any good?

<> QemuLator 3.2.1 registered The current version is 3.2.2. Among other things it corrects a long-standing issue with directory handling. I doubt it has anything to do with the matter you describe, although it just might. I mention it mainly because the update, important for some software that I us...

It is a rather simple program. It doesnt have all the tests and error checking of a fully fledged commercial offering. Its a "hacker's" tool. The meaning of that error in that place is that no valid _thb file was found. So either a file name was given but the file was wrong (not a 114b THB...

Thanks for the mention, Dilwyn. In all modesty I should perhaps add that this is a very
minor update to a minor set of utilities! However, interested parties will be able to
follow the bread crumbs to more fulsome information.

Hi Duncan, Well, sort of: The Wman 15bit RGB colours dont correspond to those of any of the "natural" modes. Since its quite complicated to unravel the Wman codes to convert them into real colours, and since there are no hooks into the internal routines to do those conversions, I find the ...

While we wait for a more learned explanation, here is my understanding: These are the new Wman colours, as described in the display_txt document in the SMSQ/E sources. They are not of any particular "mode"; they are mode-agnostic codes. You can use the following colour codes in any wman ob...