Fish Disk #0713: MathsAdv + ReflexTest

Fish Disk #0713 © 1992 Fish, Fred

Free Display how much free space (bytes or blocks) you have
on any or all of your mounted disk volumes. Runs from
CLI only. This is version 1.06, an update to version
1.01 on disk 388. Free now searches your device list if
desired (under AmigaOS 2.0+ only), and several minor
bugs have been fixed. Includes source. Author: Daniel
J. Barrett

ICalc A powerful calculator with many features, including
userdefined variables and functions, C-style
programming constructs, complex number calculations and
more. Has comprehensive instructions, and numerous
examples. This is version 2.1a, an update to version
2.0 on disk 695. Enhancements include flexible number-
base control and scripts to perform numerical
integration. Binary only, source available from author.
Author: Martin W. Scott

JoinSounds A utility to join 8SVX sound files. Graphical interface
allows samples to be previewed, and start/stop points
to be set. This program will join both stereo and mono
sound files in any combination. Uses buffered disk I/O,
allowing samples larger than available memory to be
joined. This is version 2, binary only. Author: Joe
Tatman and Brian Roy

LongPlay An 8SVX IFF sound file player. Reads samples directly
from disk while playing, allowing unlimited length
samples. Runs as a background task and multi-tasks
well. Can also be used as the default tool of a project
icon. Binary only. Author: Joe Tatman

MathsAdv A simple game where you, the young adventurer, must try
to escape the king's Maths Adventure. To do this you
must pass through a series of rooms. In each room you
are given a math problem to solve, after which you can
proceed to the next room if you answer correctly. The
problems become more involved and more difficult in
each room. This is an update to the version on disk
602. Includes source. Author: Jason Lowe

ReflexTest A game which tests your addition, subtraction, or
multiplication skills. The goal is to answer forty math
questions in the shortest possibly time. Binary only.
Author: Jason Lowe