#: 20219 S6/Applications
    17-Aug-94  20:28:55
Sb: #Sculptor offer
Fm: Frank Hogg of FHL 70310,317
To: all
Sculptor Offer
I have located a limited supply of Official Sculptor v1.14
development disks for OS9/68K and MS-DOS. However the regular
manual is not available. I do have a limited supply (20 or so) of the
evaluation Manuals (about 50 pages) which may be enough for
people to make use of this fine program. I also have a limited supply
of runtime systems for Sculptor for both OS9/68K and OS9/6809.
Sorry no development systems for OS9/6809. The runtime disk will
allow you to distribute compiled Sculptor programs to others. The
original disks are 5.25". I can provide a OSK 3.5" copy for an
additional charge.
Sculptor OS9/68000 v1.14 development disk w/evaluation manual $25
Sculptor OS9/68000 v1.14 runtime disk $10 each or 10 for $50
Copy on 3.5" disk $5 each (only with the above)
Sculptor OS9/6809 v1.14 runtime disk $10 each or 10 for $50
Sculptor MS-DOS v1.14 development disk w/evaluation manual $25
Both OSK and MS-DOS development disks w/1 evaluation manual $40
MS-DOS or OSK development disk $20 each. (no manual)
While the supply lasts I will also include a copy of the pocket
reference guide for each order with a evaluation manual.
Add $5 for US shipping
NO dealers!
Depending on the volume of orders I may run out or the evaluation
manuals. Please indicate on your order whether you would accept
just the disks in case your order comes in after I have run out of
manuals.
Frank Hogg
204 windemere Rd.
Syracuse NY 13205
Tel: 315/469-7365
Fax: 315/469-8537
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#: 20220 S6/Applications
    18-Aug-94  08:10:12
Sb: #20219-#Sculptor offer
Fm: Bill Dickhaus 70325,523
To: Frank Hogg of FHL 70310,317 (X)
Frank,
I think you mistyped your phone number, from other postings I have:
  1-315-469-7364
-Bill-
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#: 20221 S6/Applications
    18-Aug-94  21:10:16
Sb: #20220-Sculptor offer
Fm: Frank Hogg of FHL 70310,317
To: Bill Dickhaus 70325,523 (X)
Duh, don't know my own number huh.
Yes you are correct and thank you for alerting me.
Frank

#: 20600 S6/Applications
    30-Nov-94  16:07:22
Sb: EEPROM writing
Fm: Ronan LE BRAS 100424,2545
To: All
I plan to use xicor EEPROM on an embedded system and have to write more than 1K
of data  at once. To minimize writing time, I must use page writing.
Each write cycle, during page writing, must begin within 100 us of the
preceding write cycle to insure proper writing. How can I assure those timings?
If I do it in a proces whith high priority ( perhaps real time process ), I am
not sure irq won't interrupt it during page writing.I plan writing an "scf"
drivers which inhibit all interrupt when writing page in EEPROM.
Is there, a better solution. I am not very happy to debug a drivers. Using a
source C debuger is more easier but can't be done with a driver.
Any ideas ?
        Ronan

#: 20617 S6/Applications
    09-Dec-94  23:53:11
Sb: #20600-EEPROM writing
Fm: Kevin Darling 76703,4227
To: Ronan LE BRAS 100424,2545 (X)
Ronan,
I wrote an EEPROM writer a while back.  I don't have my source handy (I'm out
in the field doing an installation), but I *think* I made it a system state
program and simply shut off interrupts during the writes (nasty, but what else
can you do?).
kev