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Re: oAESis
Hiya
Jan Paul Schmidt <Jan.P.Schmidt@mni.fh-giessen.de> wrote these words:
> To let you all know, there was oAESis 0.80, which Christer send me a long
> time ago when I was doing some fixes for it.
Ah.... so where can we find this version? (it wasn't on the oAESis WWW-page
when I checked last night).
> the source, which is really needed for oAESis. I also run into deep
> trouble when compiling with gcc. I was not able to run the gcc executable
> under memory protection and had sometimes strange effect like oAESis
> overwriting its own code. The Pure C executable always run fine.
I dont have PureC.... but then, memory protection doesn't work with
my FX-ram enabled anyway, so...
> For me, oAESis was closer to N.AES than XaAES.
I agree. Whether its closer to the ideal AES, on the other hand, is
not so clear.
> By the way, a friend of mine stand with his mouth open, when I played a
> mov file and moved the mouse to the menu, it dropped down and the movie
> was still playing. Has someone seen such a multitasking feature with
> MagiC or N.AES :o)
Yes, I agree that this is a very nice feature...
Anthony
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