You're right. For example Pouet http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=27096
links to a version ftp://ftp.untergrund.net/users/hitchhikr/old/boing.zip
that seems to have $VER: Boing 43.1 (6.4.96).
I swept through my old Amiga hard drive archives and found another version.
It seems to be somewhat original. It differs from the version in Aminet
misc/antiq/boing.lha in that my version has debugging symbols whereas the
Aminet version doesn't. Mine is some 5k larger than the Aminet version.
I showed mine to Harry Sintonen who did a quick dissassembly of it and
mentioned that the original version is very buggy, which is why there's
the newer '96 version floating around.
I created zip and lha archives from the demo, you can get them from
http://www.bukkake.fi/boing/ -- both archives contain the same files.
If you want to take a look at the disassembly by Harry "Piru" Sintonen see
http://www.iki.fi/sintonen/temp/boing.asm
(Crossposting added)
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excellent! thankyou for finding that. i've had real trouble. i'm being a
bit of a completist, wanting this original version, but what can you do?
> mentioned that the original version is very buggy, which is why there's
> the newer '96 version floating around.
yes, apparently the original was coded quite quickly. i'll see how buggy
the original was when i try running it i suppose. i clearly remember the
original demo *amazing* me when i saw it. my A1000 was expensive, but
worth every penny. thanks again! :-)
bob