advent sources?

[Jerome H. Fine]

 >Brad Parker wrote:

>Dave McGuire wrote:
>
>>That'd be fun to look at.  Can you put this stuff up somewhere?
>>
>http://colo3.heeltoe.com/download/mit/ADVENT_DATA_13-01-1979.txt
>http://colo3.heeltoe.com/download/mit/ADVENT_F_13-01-1979.txt
>http://colo3.heeltoe.com/download/mit/AR_SPCWAR_16-07-1977.txt
>
>The "AR_SPCWAR" file is an ITS "archive device" file.  Think 'tar' style
>composite.  It's a bunch of files glued together.
>
>The other files seem to be reasonably intact.
>
>I found them on accident... :-)
>
>-brad
>  
>
Jerome Fine replies:

Does anyone know of FORTRAN IV source files for Super Star Trek (SST)
which are available at:
http://www.dbit.com/pub/pdp11/rt11/games/
I have found a basic version and some FORTRAN IV source files which
seem to be close, but I have not been able to find the exact sources.
The SST.DOC file does provide some references that may help.

Sincerely yours,

Jerome Fine
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