new option: amiga_4d_outbound

[mark lewis]

where can i find documentation about this compilation flag amiga_4d_outbound?

would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi mark

mark lewis schrieb:

ml> where can i find documentation about this compilation flag
ml> amiga_4d_outbound?
ml> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

I don't believe so ...

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[mark lewis]

ml> where can i find documentation about this compilation flag
ml> amiga_4d_outbound?
ml> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

AG> I don't believe so ...

so it isn't just a directory format layout based on contact's node number?

eg: \boxes\1\123\456
\boxes\2\234\567
\boxes\3\2543\44

)\/(ark

[Benny Pedersen]

Hello Andre!

16 Jun 2012 11:29, Andre Grueneberg wrote to mark lewis:

ml>> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

AG> I don't believe so ...

i dont aggree


Regards Benny

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[Stas Degteff]

Hello mark.

14 Jun 12 18:27, you wrote to All:

ml> where can i find documentation about this compilation flag
ml> amiga_4d_outbound?

ml> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

It is support fo the ASO (Amiga Style Outbound). ASO are 4D-capable , FTN
domains isn't supported


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[mark lewis]

ml> where can i find documentation about this compilation flag
ml> amiga_4d_outbound?

ml> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

SD> It is support fo the ASO (Amiga Style Outbound). ASO are 4D-capable
SD> , FTN domains isn't supported

ok... i just remembered seeing ASO layout many years ago during developer
discussions in NET_DEV... this is why i was asking if it was just directory
structure or more involved...

)\/(ark

[Benny Pedersen]

Hello mark!

17 Jun 2012 17:10, mark lewis wrote to Stas Degteff:

ml> ok... i just remembered seeing ASO layout many years ago during
ml> developer discussions in NET_DEV... this is why i was asking if it was
ml> just directory structure or more involved...

is that not dokumented in source ?

ASO layout is not like BSO

ASO:

2.230.0.0.qst (qico queue status file)

BSO:

i dont know since i dont use it :=)


as you see ASO is more flat layout and alvays 4d !, binkd have a messy 3d/4d/5d
and on top of that CaSE sensitive most match if just one side is not mathing
bad address, disconnect, this never happend on amiga


Regards Benny

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[Benny Pedersen]

Hello mark!

14 Jun 2012 18:27, mark lewis wrote to All:

ml> where can i find documentation about this compilation flag
ml> amiga_4d_outbound?

ml> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

if you have ported amiga software on os2 ?, there was some times devs that
find it faster then bso outbound, in scanning time, and it did not need any
other fileboxes :=)

to conclude if binkd is the only software you use that support it, then it is
just ram waste


Regards Benny

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[Stephen Walsh]

Hello mark.

14 Jun 12 18:27, you wrote to all:

ml> where can i find documentation about this compilation flag
ml> amiga_4d_outbound?

ml> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

Only Amiga user's need that option.

the files get stored in the outbound with names like this:

3.633.280.0.flo
3.633.280.0.tue



Stephen

[mark lewis]

ml> where can i find documentation about this compilation flag
ml> amiga_4d_outbound?

ml> would it be "helpful" in any environment other than amiga?

SW> Only Amiga user's need that option.

ok... i think...

SW> the files get stored in the outbound with names like this:

SW> 3.633.280.0.flo
SW> 3.633.280.0.tue

so it is kinda like what i'm using... any system that support long filenames
can use that style... i can easily see native OS/2, windows and *nix systems
using it...

thanks for the info!

)\/(ark

[Benny Pedersen]

Hello Stephen!

20 Jun 2012 09:50, Stephen Walsh wrote to mark lewis:

SW> Only Amiga user's need that option.

and some stupid linux users :=)

qico supports ASO aswell

but when will qico run on amiga ?

trapdoor via telser.device can do emsi with me

no need to change trapdoor :=)


Regards Benny

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