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From: peti.GUN.de!simons (Peter Simons) 
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Subject: Re: CPUclr bug - stomped!
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                                     Hello Ian !

 |-> Success! Version 3.102 (24-Mar-93) did the trick.  I  tested  in  both
 |-> ProPage version 4.0 & ProDraw  v3.02  -  none  of  those  nasty  lines
 |-> appeared. Nice coding Peter!

Thanks alot. I bumped the version number and sent a copy to Fred  Fish,  so
hopefully the whole amiga community gets the new version. Please spread the
new version...

        bye, Peter

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                       $VER: CPUClear v3.200 (31-Mar-93)

                  written by Peter Simons <simons@peti.GUN.de>

    CPUClr is  a  small  hack,  inspired  by  CPUBlit,  that  replaces  the
BltClear()-Routine of the "graphics.library" with a highly optimized  68020
(or higher) version. This gains (in a simple test) approx.  60%  speed  and
should be even faster on an A3000, because the CPU works more efficient  in
32-Bit ChipRAM.

    The complete assembly-language source code written for the Macro68k  is
included in the archive. The documentation  is  available  in  english  and
german. CPUClr requires at least OS V2.04 and a 68020 CPU or higher.