From: ewerst@msn.com   
      
   On Sunday, December 11, 2022 at 12:28:17 AM UTC-6, Eric Labelle wrote:   
      
   > Hi Tommy, and everyone.    
   >    
   > What a coincidence that you wrote just last week in this group. Someone   
   mentioned to me that further instructions to re-compile your code was   
   available somewhere and I found it here.    
   >    
   > While my main interest is on the WIZARDRY.CODE, which works, I have errors   
   compiling STARTUP.TEXT though on WIZ1E.DSK:    
   >    
   > USES CHAINSTUFF <<<<    
   > Line15, error 187:….    
   >    
   > SETCHAIN <<<<    
   > Line 1283, error 104:…    
   >    
   > SETCHAIN <<<<    
   > Line 1283, error 59:…    
   >    
   > SETCHAIN <<<<    
   > Line 1283, error 51:…    
   >    
   > P.S. I see Didier wrote in this forum… we must get in touch about   
   “Sorcellerie”!    
   >    
   > Eric   
      
   Hi Eric,   
      
   I don't know if I posted my instructions earlier for compiling STARTUP.TEXT,   
   but just now, after many years, I looked in my spreadsheet and found my own   
   instructions for compiling STARTUP.TEXT. Hopefully the formatting will look ok   
   since copy/pasting    
   from an Excel spreadsheets inserts "tab" characters between columns.  It looks   
   MUCH better with the indentation (this is my try #2 at posting to Google   
   groups).   
      
   I used my modified AppleWin with 4 disk drives. I believe SETCHAIN is part of   
   the Pascal "intrinsics".   
      
   I hope this helps!   
      
   Tommy   
      
      
   Build Instructions:   
   	Insert disks into drives:   
   		4: 01 EDIT.DSK   
   		5: 10 WIZ1E.DSK (STARTUP source)   
   		11: 02 COMPILE.DSK   
   		12: 16 WizardryDotCode.dsk   
      
   	Delete PRINTER.TXT on my computer.   
   	Set AppleWin printer to APPEND   
      
   	Boot 01 EDIT.DSK   
   	S)wap ON ("Y")   
   	F)iler   
   		E)xtended #12:   
   			R)emove   
   			STARTUP.CODE and any other files. Should show < UNUSED > 274 6   
   		E)xtended #5   
   			R)emove   
   				remove ALL ".CODE" files   
   				"#5:=.CODE"   
   			K)runch to end of disk.   
   			E)xtended Dir   
   				STARTUP.TEXT   
   				WIZUTILB.TEXT   
   				WIZUTILC.TEXT   
   				TITLELOA.TEXT   
   				OPTIONS.TEXT   
   				LZDECOMP.TEXT   
   				CHKSYNCH.TEXT   
   				SCREENPT.TEXT   
   				< UNUSED > 166 114   
   		A)ssem   
   			Assemble what text?   
   				#5:LZDECOMP   
   			To what codefile?   
   				$   
   			Output file   
   				PRINTER:   
   		A)ssem   
   			#5:CHKSYNCH   
   			$   
   			PRINTER:   
   		A)ssem   
   			#5:SCREENPT   
   			$   
   			PRINTER:   
   		C)ompile   
   			Compile what text?   
   				#5:STARTUP   
   			To what codefile?   
   				$   
   		L)ink   
   			Host file?   
   				#5:STARTUP   
   			Lib file?   
   				#5:LZDECOMP   
   			Lib file?   
   				#5:CHKSYNCH   
   			Lib file?   
   				#5:SCREENPT   
   			Lib file?   
   				   
   			Map file?   
   				   
   			see:   
   				Reading WIZBOOT   
   				Reading LZDECOMP   
   				Reading CHKSYNCH   
   				Reading SCREENPT   
   			Output file?   
   				#12:STARTUP   
   			see:   
   				Linking UTILS #7   
   				Linking TITLELOA #8   
   				Linnking OPTIONS #9   
   				Linking WIZBOOT #1   
   				Copying proc LZDECOMP   
   				Copying proc CHKSYNCH   
   				Copying proc SCREENPT   
   		T)ransfer   
   			#12:STARTUP.CODE   
   		to:   
   			#5:STARTUP.CODE   
   		C)hange   
   			#5:STARTUP.CODE   
   			#5:SYSTEM.STARTUP   
      
   		Eject disk "16 WizardryDotCode" from #12:   
   		Insert "16 WizardryDotCode.DSK" into #5:   
   		Insert "05 DeCompile.DSK" into #4:   
   		Reboot   
   			"Y" for all   
   		Output from all the steps above should be in PRINTER.TXT on my computer.   
   		To find start of PASCAL code, search for "PRINTER:".   
   		To find start of pCode, search for "jtab".   
   		Copy pCode to Wizardry1StartupPcode.txt   
   		Use WINDIFF to compare pCodeProvGrnd STARTUP.txt to Wizardry1StartupPcode.txt   
      
   Tommy   
      
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