Vargr random word generator for IBM PC compatibles

By Dave Boddie ·

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Greetings,
  Enclosed after this note is an executible file that will allow you to generate
random words in the Vargr language (taken directly from the random word gener-
ator tables located in Alien Module 3). I AM planning on adding a pronounciation
along with the generation process, but that is still in the works. The file I
am sending today is uuencoded, so that it will survive transmission over the network. All you need to do do recieve the file is to save it, cut the header off
of this mail, (and digest material), and download it to your machine and uude-
code it. Then it is directly executible. It should round out to about 18k (I
think 18,102 to be exact). When you execute it, it will give you this help
message:
        Usage: vargr number-of-names [maximum syllables]

You have to specify the number of names/words to generate whether it is 1 or
1 million. Since this random generator sometimes creates very long words/names,
you can limit the number of syllables generate by entering a 1 to 6 parameter.
The maximum number of syllables is 6. I really haven't had time to write any
doc for the program, but I think you can handle it...ha ha. It's still in the
software development stage (new features, doc, etc), so I will call this
release 1.0.

Generic Disclaimer: This program is useable only on IBM PC and Compatibles. I
compiled this program using Turbo C version 2.0 running on a Zenith 286 running
DOS 4.01 (if this is necessary). I will not claim responsibility for any mishaps
generated by this software. It is virus free, and as far as I know, is bug free.

This program is copyright May 1991 by David C. Boddie. You may copy this software freely, and give it out to whomever you see fit. There is not shareware charge
for source code either (when released). When the source is released, you may
copy that also at will, and have free reign over what you wish to do with it.
So sayeth the writer.

Hope this will be something you can use...
Dave Boddie

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[uuencoded file vargr.exe, decoded and offered as a download]