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Acorn Arcade forums: Programming: Crunch-style
 
  Crunch-style
  andrew (20:15 31/5/2004)
  Phlamethrower (20:19 31/5/2004)
    monkeyson2 (21:29 31/5/2004)
      Gulli (21:43 31/5/2004)
        andrew (10:48 1/6/2004)
 
Andrew Message #55122, posted by andrew at 20:15, 31/5/2004
HandbagHandbag Boi
Posts: 3439 		Did there used to be an application to compress a BASIC file beyond recognition? It isn't the CRUNCH command is it?
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Jeffrey Lee Message #55125, posted by Phlamethrower at 20:19, 31/5/2004, in reply to message #55122
PhlamethrowerHot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot stuff

Posts: 15100 		Yes, there was at least one application to obfuscate/compress BASIC files. I've got no idea what it was called, but it definitely does more than CRUNCH (e.g. it gave all the functions and variables shorter names).
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Phil Mellor Message #55129, posted by monkeyson2 at 21:29, 31/5/2004, in reply to message #55125
monkeyson2Please don't let them make me be a monkey butler

Posts: 12380 		BasCompress by Cy Brooker was good. I used it lots.
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Gunnlaugur Jonsson Message #55130, posted by Gulli at 21:43, 31/5/2004, in reply to message #55129
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Posts: 138 		There was also BasCrunch IIRC, think it was published on a RiscUser disc.
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Andrew Message #55148, posted by andrew at 10:48, 1/6/2004, in reply to message #55130
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Posts: 3439 		I've found StrongBS and BASCompress on the AppBASIC page thanks.
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