Fish Disk #0311: CRobots

Fish Disk #0311 © 1990 Fish, Fred

CRobots A game based on computer programming. Unlike arcade
type games which require human input controlling some
object, all strategy in CRobots is condensed into a C
language program that you design and write, to control
a robot whose mission is to seek out, track, and
destroy other robots, each running different programs.
All robots are equally equipped, and up to four may
compete at once. Version 2.1w, binary only, source
available from author. Author: Tom Poindexter, Amiga
version by David Wright

Echo Echo is a replacement for the AmigaDOS or ARP echo
command. This version provides easy color setting or
positioning for all echo'ed strings. Completely
compatible with the AmigaDOS and ARP echo commands, all
your old batch files should work correctly. Version
1.08c, includes source. Author: George Kerber (based on
echo by Garry Glendown)

Etime Etime will display the elapsed time between events.
This is useful in scripts to display the elapsed time
between the beginning and ending. Many options
including color and time displayed as hh:mm:ss or total
seconds. Version 1.05c, includes source. Author: George
Kerber

Fortune Fortune will ramdomly display a 'fortune' selected from
the fortunes file (supplied). The 'fortunes' file is
easily modified or added to by the user, using any text
editor. Fortune provides color and speech by user
option. Version 2.04c, includes source. Author: George
Kerber

Incr Incr will easily allow the user to keep a total count
of any event run from a batch file. Incr will take a
number from a file, increment it by one and display the
result. The new count is written back to the file.
Version 1.04b, includes source. Author: George Kerber

PKAZip The PKWare ZIP tool for the Amiga. Provides functions
to create, examine, extract, test, modify, display, and
print files which are in the ZIP compressed format Uses
a full Intuition interface with no CLI support. Version
01.00, binary only. Author: PKWARE Inc, Amiga version
by Dennis Hoffman

Udate Udate is a replacement for the AmigaDOS date command,
containing many options similiar to the UNIX date
command. Udate will allow you to set the date and time
via prompts or directly from the command line, will
display any part of the date or time using the options
in any color desired, and will also make an automatic
adjustment of your system clock for Daylight Savings
Time so your computer will be one less clock you will
ever have to set twice a year for DST. Version 1.15c,
includes source. Author: George Kerber