ThesaHelp: buy the source for Thesa

Summary

You may purchase a source license for building Thesa (100,000 lines of 16-bit assembly code). For a sample, see Thesa's window processing loop (ThesaSrc: zwndproc). You may use Thesa to view and navigate the source files and execution logs. The source includes free updates for a year.

Thesa includes

Rapid sorting of quotations into topics

One-click navigation between source files

A file system for files from 32 bytes to 64,000 bytes

View external files up to 2,000,000 bytes

Full-time, full-text cross reference

Full-time logging of procedure call, return, and arguments

Template-driven web publication

Automatic backup of previous versions (cached)

Multiple window options with visible history and work lists

Thesa builds from source in 8 seconds on a 600 MHz computer.
You may be able to build Thesa if you have the following 16-bit programs: optasm,
Borland Turbo Assembler, and
Turbo
C 1.5. Cross reference and maintenance programs use
spitbol and snobol.

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