On Tue, 19 May 2015, Scott Little wrote to mark lewis:   
      
    SL>  [ On 2015-05-09 at 22:12:44, mark lewis wrote to Shawn Highfield ]   
      
    ml> if it were elebbs, the pascal source is definitely available... it    
    ml> is also FPC compatible, i think... maybe not... it may have been VP   
      
    SL> Definitely VP compatible and more or less FPC compatible (I seem    
    SL> to remember an issue with serial ports on particular versions of    
    SL> FPC).   
      
   yeah, i haven't done anything with it, yet... if/when i do, it will be with   
   FPC...   
      
    ml> compatible... i don't recall but i have it here from its github    
    ml> repository ;)   
      
    SL> Don't know how recent those are... I haven't done any work for a    
    SL> few years and I don't remember the last time Maarten did.   
      
   what's in maarten's github is v1.0 with a request to send him updates so he   
   can apply them... there have been no additions or updates since maarten   
   created that repo...   
      
    ml> do you know if scott has a public accessible repo for his builds    
    ml> of ele??   
      
    SL> It's been so long since I've touched the source I don't remember    
    SL> what state it's in.   
      
   i can understand that :)    
      
    SL> Recompiled binaries from the current source tree, unsure if this    
    SL> revision has been tested though.   
      
    SL> Source: http://sysgod.org/temp/20130208/elebbs-20130208_src.zip   
    SL> OS/2 VirtualPascal:   
    SL> http://sysgod.org/temp/20130208/elebbs-20130208_os2vp.zip Win32   
    SL> VirtualPascal:   
    SL> http://sysgod.org/temp/20130208/elebbs-20130208_w32vp.zip Win32   
    SL> FreePascal:   
    SL> http://sysgod.org/temp/20130208/elebbs-20130208_w32fp.zip    
      
    SL> The ones on my BBS are from 2008 (!!), except for EleServ which is   
    SL> more current since that what I was working on mostly.  Those old   
    SL> binaries are still on PCMicro:   
    SL> http://pcmicro.com/elebbs/binaries.htm   
      
   thanks... i'll take a look :)    
      
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