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Welcome to the WUDSN ursel home page
WUDSN ursel is a demo group founded in 1991. There is an explanation why the group and the site are named like that, but that's a different story you can find in the FAQ. For the time being it should be sufficient for you to know that me, Peter Dell aka JAC! am one of the members ever since. I have created this web site to offer my tools and productions and to share the fun I have had for more than 20 years now with my Atari-8 bit computer and other classic computers. 2011-12-09 Teenage dream challengeToday I started with the ambiguous assembler project I ever did. In the 1990ies I used ATMAS the largest project were around 1.000 lines of code. Visdom II took 6 months of coding on an Amiga 500 cross-development system and has about 2.000 lines of code. Thanks to MADS and WUDSN IDE, I could create Silly Things within 3 months and the result has 10.000 lines of code.The new project exceeds this in two aspects:
2011-11-13 Sillyventure 2k11 - .. and how it endedWhen Grey and I discussed the compo rules for the VCS compo, I also suggested limiting the cartridge size to 8k. One the one hand 8k was the typical size many real cartridges. On the other 8k can be filled within some weeks for sure, so I won't spend so much time on the demo. And in fact, all effects were ready after 6 weeks. And they took 12k. Damn. Consequently I spent 4 more months reworking and code in order to squeeze it into the 8k boundary. At the same time I was hoping and waiting for Jakub Husak to complete the tune for which I had reserved 1k. The first deadline passed and in the night when the extended deadline also passed, Jakub sent the final tune. After 1 hour of tracking down a bug in the player routine, it compiled properly and reported: 335 bytes free. WHAT? 335 bytes free? I cannot release an 8k demo with 335 bytes free . So I sat down and added again most of stuff and details which got removed in the months before. 4 hours later, i.e. 2 hours after the extended deadline, I sent my mail to Grey ... who had extended the extended deadline meanwhile ... thanks ;-)The result is ISO which went 1st place in the first VCS only demo compo in history. It also climbed up to the 3rd place in the top of the month of Pouet and received a loot of nice feedback. Thanks for all your votes! 
2011-11-03 Sillyventure 2k11 - How it started...In March Grey^MSB contacted me and asked if I would contribute a demo for Sillyventure 2k11. Well, creating Silly Things took the whole three months of my parental leave for my youngest daughter. Therefore my immediate reply was: Sorry, I cannot beget another child just to have enough time for a new release. Then he told me that he already has two possible entries on VCS and he was looking for a third one in order to hold the first VCS only demo compo in history. My first tough was: OK, the worst then is becoming third - that's cool. I immediately started coding on VCS and my first VCS demo BeamRacer was released in the Oldschool 4k demo compo at Revision 2011. There I had the same problem as the two VCS demos in the Sillyventure 2k10 combined demo compo: 4k Amiga demos simply look more impressive, especially if most people don't even know about the VCS and it's restrictions. So it ranked 5th in the compo, not bad for a first release though. Also there was a lot of trouble getting it on the big screen. Therefore I had to tweak the faster and more colorful final NTSC version (left) into a slower and less colorful PAL version for the beamer (right).
2011-10-29 ABBUC JHV 2011The JHV (AGM) is over and here are some impressions. After getting lost in the "Palz" due to my outdated navigation system, I even managed to arrive just in time. It was a joyful day with playing Warlords and impressing people with the preview of me new VCS demo for the Sillyventure 2k11 . Later in the evening, mega-hz, hias and I discussed the top-secret new hardware developments for the hardware contest 2012 .. and 2013. Thanks to the good reaction of mega-hz, the top-secret prototype is hidden behind his hand an a glass of beer.
2011-10-19 Atari Speed ReadingOne of the most distinctive features of the Atari is the fact that the program recorder uses one channel for serial data and one for normal sound. This means that you can replay music and spoken words during loading. Based on this feature, Atari released a number of educational software titles. One of them is the "Atari Speed Reading" course from 1981. On the picture below you can see Tigerduck an me after we spent the whole evening trying to sample the first tape using a notebook with AudaCity, a hi-fi system and put a back on a tape again. It took quite a while but finally we managed to find the right recoding and re-recording settings to make it work also on the Atari again.
2011-09-27 Site Update
2011-09-23 Site UpdateThe content has been split into into individual PHP pages. So instead of editing an HTML document with almost 4000 lines, I can not update more selectively and more frequently. In case you experience problem with the site now, please contact me.
2011-07-28 Rest in peace RadekOn this date, one of the most prominent, influential and gentle guys in the Atari 8-bit scene died: Radek Štěrba, also known as R.A.S.T.E.R.On 30th of July I was preparing my stuff for the Fujiama party. When I was there last year I met Raster personally after all the years of admiring him and using his tools, games, demos and hardware. He always had the strangest and funniest ideas what to do and how to do it on the Atari. We all competed in his multijoy game Cervi . He won - of course :-) 
I was hoping to see him again next week. Now I'm deeply sad and to be honest don't know how to handle it. I met him on the 30th of July, and that's also the day when I lost him. For those who did not have the chance to meet him personally, I recommend to have a look at the more then 100 releases from Radek. And that's only the software part. Therefore I provide here the English translation of Fandal's blog entry from 2008-01-28. Thanks to twh for the German translation . Tribute to RasterWhen writing something about Radek Štěrba you cannot but write in superlatives. For the majority of Atarians he is a living legend, simply superhuman, for some even a demigod. Imagine that. Raster is dedicated to software and hardware development, is an outstanding musician, graphic designer, coder and writes games and demos. In the world there are not many people like him, especially not here with us. When Jirka Bernášek (Bewesoft) and Davi Spilka (Datri) left the Atari scene, he had absolutely no competitors left in the Czech Republic and nothing indicates that this situation will ever change. So let us take a closer look at Raster.Let's start with software. The database on atari.fandal.cz contains more than 80 (!!) entries with his name - quite unbelievable. Some of the most famous games from Raster include undoubtedly the outstanding Naturix, Magnetit, Videopoly and Dangerous Street, as well as the games series created in cooperation with Robert Knill which includes Gunhead, Predator or Imagine which where. More recently he created incredibly popular Multijoy games like Cervi, Cervi 2, and Shot’em All. In the demo scene Raster scored a lot with his "Self Demo" and his 1kb intros with which he beat his competitors at the famous Forever Party on more than one occasion. Of course we should not forget the famous Raster Music Tracker, a Windows music editor which unleashed a real revolution in the musical development of the small Atari. Finally, Raster created a large amount of native and cross-platform utilities. All this is just unbelievable! And the list does not end with Raster’s software activities in the Atari Scene. He is also a hardware guru. By creating Multijoy Raster created an interface that makes it possible to connect 8 or even 16 joysticks to a single Atari. This hardware wonder allows you to play together simultaneously. Moreover, our hero is responsible for the S/XEGS RAMCart Project, a programmable 128 kB cartridge which supports the vast majority of our beloved Atari's cartridge types. At present Raster is working together with Bob!K on another - initially top secret - hardware project, which will make an impact again – you can be sure of that. To sum it up: Raster is a hyperactive Atari all-rounder, an Atari master at professor level, the driving force of Atari Club Prostějov, the first man in the Flop-magazine, a superstar with format who deserves a monument. He is by far the most notable and famous Czech Atarian of all time and his popularity will continue to grow every year. We can be glad to have him in our midst. I believe that not only foreign Atarians, but also people from other platforms are secretly envious of us. PS: If this tribute sounds like some heroic epic, then you should know that this is completely intentional. This man really deserves it. Someone just had to say it. 2011-04-02 IDE update 1.6.0 releasedAfter 5 months I have completed a new major update of WUDSN IDE with a bunch a new features and improvements. Some of the new features like the graphics conversion and the content assist for identifier are still "beta" but already usable and useful. For example the syntax highlighting sometimes detects keywords within other words. This will be corrected soon.Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots or click on the inline links
2011-02-23 ABBUC Awards 2010Normal ABBUC contests are exclusively for ABBUC club members. But since there are also a lot Atari people outside the ABBUC community, the ABBUC decided to also honor people and products outside the club in a non-monetary way. The so called ABBUC Awards are awarded for the best application, best game, best demo, best coder, best best sound, best graphics and best Atari related PC program. The decision is taken by a jury. This year I was part of the jury - but since I was also nominated in two categories, I was not allowed to vote in these categories. This is why I'm even more proud to be awarded in both categories: best demo and best coder. Congratulations also to the other winners!
2011-03-20 WUDSN IDE Tutorial Part 5 and 6By now you have seen a text editor with syntax highlighting and nice compiler configuration. The following part will show you what makes WUDSN IDE unique: The parser, the content outline and the hyperlink navigation integration for source files, binary files and identifiers. When I started implementation two years ago, I was dreaming of it but I didn't think it would be possible. But piece by piece it to came together. Of course it is not yet 100% complete, but, well, it never is ;-)
2011-03-14 WUDSN IDE Tutorial Part 3 and 4The feedback was very positive, so I sat down and talked to my computer again. Two more parts are finished. All parts are recorded in 720p HD format and best watched directly on youtube in full screen mode.
2011-03-12 WUDSN IDE Tutorial Part 2I never thought it'd be the case, be actually creating this video stuff is much simpler than creating a written tutorial. Any most likely more people will benefit from it than from any written document. So here it is. This time even with a reasonable screen resolution and aspect ratio (not 1400x1050) and with the mouse cursor visible.
2011-03-11 WUDSN IDE Tutorial Part 1For quite a long time, I've been thinking about creating a tutorial for WUDSN IDE and rather early I decided to go for a video based approach. Today I finally took courage and created the first part with the basic overview of what the IDE is, how it is installed and used.
2011-01-22 HomeCon 10After quite a long break, Tigerduck and me attended the HomeCon this weekend. So finally I found the time to test my 1st price from the Silly Venture competition. It contains a VBXE expansion which acts both as memory and graphics expansion. Unfortunately the additional plug was no standard VGA plug as expected, so I was not able to run VBXE games. But the memory expansion works fine, so I could test one of my forthcoming demos on the real hardware. The rest of the day we spent playing Robix in two player mode and finally defeated the first end boss. And as a special highlight for me, I won Rally Speedway against Tigerduck this time. The photo was taken by Boris, the issuer of the RETURN magazine, to whom I gave a short presentation of WUDSN IDE. Maybe I'll create an article for the mag with a short tutorial on the IDE.
2010-12-22 Silly Things - Fast Mix releasedMy "Silly Things" demo scored 1st place in 8-bit competition at Silly Venture 2010 . And I remember that when Grey/MSB told me that LaResistance is also going contribute an entry to the competition my thought was "OK, it's simply no use". Now I finally managed to create fixed version and the "Fast Mix" of the demo which contains even faster and smoother effects. So if you like it, I'd be very happy to get your feedback on Pouet where you can also find the download with all versions. Here is the capped.tv recordings of the fast mix.
2010-12-12 Silly Things - party version releasedThis weekend my new demo "Silly Things" was shown at Silly Venture 2010 . At least I hope so, because unfortunately I was not able to join the party and know nothing about the results yet. This is the first time I entered a demo competition - after 21 years of demo coding. But thanks to be wife - who supported my during the 3 months of development - and thanks to 505 and OOZ who provided the music and the graphics, this became what it is now: my best demo so far. I just can't tell you how excited I am to see how the competition will end.So if you like it, I'd be very happy to get your feedback on Pouet where you can also find the download. Here is the capped.tv recording.
2010-10-27 IDE update 1.5.0 releasedThis version has Eclipse 3.6.0 as minimum requirement. See the tab "Installation" for the description and the link to the Eclipse download.Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
2010-09-01 IDE update 1.4.4 releasedHere it comes, the last version of WUDSN IDE which is downwards compatible Eclipse 3.4.2. All subsequent versions will require Eclipse 3.6.0 at least. Of course you can already update Eclipse to version 3.6.0 now to benefit from the new features like block selection mode.Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
2010-08-24 Fujiama picturesFor those who were not able to attend "Fujiama 2010", here are some pictures to give an impression what was going on there at 12:00, 20:00 and 02:00am. I really recommend to everybody to plan to visit Fujiama next year and to have fun with all those nerdy people there.
2010-08-11 Site updateThe Atari convention "Fujiama 2010" is over and it was a really great experience to be with so many crazy people for 3 days. And it was really great to present WUDSN IDE and to make atarixlxe, Bernd, Dietrich and mega-hz new happy users. I got a lot a new input and ideas and there will be a new version of WUDSN IDE soon. Be prepared: It will be the last version which runs on an Eclipse version less than 3.6.0. The new Eclipse version will allow me to fix some UI shortcomings and also includes block selection mode. But don't worry. Updating Eclipse is as simple as unzipping a file to a folder and all you files and settings in the workspace will remain.The tab Productions has been updated with a youtube playlist overview and download entries plus the detailed story behind the "size-coding for fun" production "Dieter und Gisela ... wie die wilden Tiere in Nachbars Whirlpool". You can also comment on Pouet if you like. 
The tab WUDSN IDE has been updated:
2010-06-15 ABBUC Magazin 99 intro added and 20 for youThis intro for the 99th issue of the ABBUC disk mag was released in December 2009 and was my first real Atari release after 7 years. You can read the entry in the Productions area for the details, downloads and story behind it and visit Pouet to leave some comments. Also this time I uploaded a recording to YouTube. But again the 50 FPS PAL recording end up in a jerky, blocky and clipped 30 FPS playback. The video looks really bad compared to the original. There will be a proper capped.tv upload in the future.
2010-04-28 IDE update 1.4.3 releasedAfter having recovered from BreakPoint 2010 I managed to compile a new version.Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
2010-04-27 BreakPoint 2010 - The day after tomorrowBreakPoint 2010 was absolutely great. I never thought I'd be there and in particular not with my Atari. Since I was quite unprepared I had no camera with me and so there are only the pictures Mr. Curly from Abyss Connection took while I was running my demos on this Commodore monitor which did not like the composite signal at all. For those whole like to get a feeling of the party I recommend visiting the BreakPoint web site. In addition you should image a dark hall crowded with crazy people and huge posters like this one ;-)
2010-03-29 HomeCon 5 InvitationThe HomeCon is a small German convention for 8/16 bit consoles and is organized every 3-4 months in the area of Frankfurt/Germany. I have been there 3 times by now and have met many cool and crazy people. Based on some party coding I did to show the way WUDSN IDE works, I decided to promote the party by turning my party coding into a real invitation. Given that fact that there have been more than 400 views on YouTube already, I think it is really time to upload my latest production to my own site. Since the YouTube video is my first upload ever, then encoding is quite jerking and one sound channel is missing. So you might better check out the entry in the Productions area, read the German blog entry or visit Pouet to leave some comments.
2010-03-28 Site UpdateAfter a long period of being busy with things that provide money, I finally managed to come back to the things that provide fun. All the time I shied away from creating a new version of the IDE because I had a lot of changes to the site structure pending which I wanted to finish first. Now finally it's done. The WUDSN site is now member of the Atari 8-bit WebRing . Thanks to Raphael Espino for his support. In addition you can now find it via DMOZ Directory in the branch Computers > Systems > Atari > 8-Bit . And those who like that new way of chatting, you can now contact me via WUDSN on Twitter .2009-10-11 IDE update 1.4.2 releasedOnce again it's early morning and I'm finally done with packaging the new version. As usual you can update the feature via the update site. Note that the file format of the ".cnv" files for the graphics editor alpha version has changed incompatibly - and probably also not for the the last time ;-)Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
2009-10-09 IDE update 1.4.2 announcedAs you can see it took far more time but now the features tab is updated. I have added all the new features of version 1.4.0 and also the features from version 1.4.2 which is going to be released next weekend. Originally I had planned to use "PNG" as the file format for the conversion files of the graphics editor. The idea was to store the converted image as thumbnail in the conversion file itself. This way you could have watched the conversion files in the Explorer directly without creating separate image files. I got the idea from the nice game "Crayon Physics" which I bought some time ago. There they use the "tEXt" chunks of the PNG file to store the level information together with the level map thumbnail. Unfortunately it turned out that - even after tweaking the registry - Windows refused to display thumbnails of PNG files if the file extensions was ".cnv" and not ".png". And since I want to keep the focus of this project I decided not to start creating C# code or DLLs to make that work. So I had to revert all my changes for the file format and that is the reason why there is no official version 1.4.1.
A major enhancement of the forthcoming version is the result of the past two HomeCon parties where I met many very nice people using Commodore machines. Some of them were very interested in WUDSN IDE an Draco provided me the ACME compiler and samples source (after he actually bought an Atari 800 XL, too ;-). So I added the support for multiple types of hardware, i.e. besides Atari 8-bit compilers now also C64 compilers and emulators can be added. 
2009-09-13 IDE update 1.4.0 releasedIt's 4 am and the new release is finally out. I'll just summarize the new features and updates here and update the "Features" tab tomorrow since I really feel like I ought to be in bed now ;-)Features:
2009-09-10 Finally Progressing - The Graphics PluginIts been a long time since the last update so here are some news. The assembler and editor part is almost complete with many major and minor improvements especially regarding MADS. The whole project has been restructured to allow the addition of C64 assemblers and the the new "Graphics" plugin. This plugin is what I've always wanted to have ever since I started cross-platform development back in 1990. Since almost 20 years now I've been converting graphics to and from my Atari using "for" loops and any language you can think of. But I never got to complete the interactive converter with parameters I dreamed of. The first trial was done in the language "E" on my Amiga, the next was done in Delphi on my PC both never could be finished. But now there Eclipse and SWT and finally there is a first working version. To be honest some parts of SWT are far more complex than back in the days on my Amiga or with Delphi controls. For example it took me 3 days and 2 tutorials to get a properly scrolling and resizing image area. But on the other hand you get really high execution speed, flexibility and it will run under any operating system.The alpha version will be part of WUDSN IDE 1.4.0. It includes loading and displaying fonts, bitmaps and sprites from Atari and C64 and the creation of ".cnv" conversion parameter files so you can repeat the conversion for example when the original files have changed. The conversion will also work in the other direction of course. New converters are pluggable via an extension point. 
2009-07-26 IDE update 1.3.2 releasedWelcome to the "M&M" release featuring support for Mac OS X and MADS content outline You can use the menu entry "Help/Software updates/Available Software" to update from version 1.2.0 to 1.3.2. Note you have to uninstall version 1.2.0 explicitly before installing version 1.3.2 this time because of the restructuring of the packages and extended preferences settings. After the installation the have to set some of the preferences again, since there are more options available now and some options have moved.
Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
2009-07-22 Site Update
2009-07-12 IDE update 1.2.0 releasedAfter a major rework a lot of new features were added and the first usable version of the MADS integration is available now. Now "only" content outline and label file creation are not available yet. I know may people are waiting for the content outline, but I first had to get the syntax for all definitions of pseudo opcodes and directives straight and had to extend the parsing to block comments. Otherwise parsing for a content outline is simply not possible. And comparing the 61 definitions in ATASM (described in an English manual) to the 168 (!) definitions in MADS (described in a Polish manual) you may understand what kept me busy in the past weeks. And without the great support from Tebe for the technical details it would surely not have been possible! Also my wife did a great job in translating the relevant sections of the MADS manual for me, so thanks for that!Unfortunately the starting the emulator automatically on Mac OS X does not work yet. At least if have Mac OS X emulation up and running now for my tests and found out that the problem is passing parameters to the "open" command in addition to the binary file name. You can use the menu entry "Help/Software updates/Available Software" to update from version 1.1.0 to 1.2.0. Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
2009-07-10 Visdom LogoThanks to Thorsten, the web-master of www.nizagam.org for creating the following absolutely cool impression of this historical moment of 1992. Funny, when I first created this site, I tried to do exactly the same using a face-morphing program. Well, the result was an epic fail. So I have added Thorsten's excellent version to the FAQ section.
2009-07-08 MADS and Mac OS XThanks for the support from Tebe regarding MADS and thanks for the support from Spookt regarding Mac OS X! Meanwhile a lot of bug fixes and new features are ready, especially the first version of the compile log parser for MADS works now. The sheer amount of 115 additional directives in MADS made it a tough job to get the syntax coloring correct, but now I'm through. So prepare for WUDSN IDE 1.2.0 next weekend. I hardly dare to think of the content outline parser, therefore that will be included at earliest in the subsequent version...2009-06-28 IDE update 1.1.0 releasedYou can use the menu entry "Help/Software updates/Available Software" to update from version 1.0.0 to 1.1.0.If you have problem during installation, uninstall version 1.0.0 first. Note that you have to do you compiler settings again since the data structure of the preferences was changed to support multiple compilers at once. Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
2009-06-09 Site updateNew section FAQ added with "What is WUDSN?" and "Why did you create WUDSN IDE?"Broken links fixed, favorite icon fixed (moved to web root), XHTML errors fixed, e-mail scripted against spam. MADS support added as planned feature, provided there are people helping with that. Project creation example extended to directly open the correct editor. Screen shots added. 2009-06-08 First official version 1.0.0 of WUDSN IDE releasedI am very happy to announce that finally "WUDSN IDE", the free integrated Atari 8-bit development plugin for Eclipse is available.It features syntax highlighting, content assistance, content outlining and many more features which are helpful when developing 6502 assembler code. The first version is 1.0.0 and was released on 2009-06-08 . I have released it though I know about some bugs already, but - damn it - I need to get this web site up and running now. If you already have Eclipse 3.3 oder newer installed, just add http://www.wudsn.com/update to the available update sites and install the latest version. Click on the tab WUDSN IDE to get a complete overview of the features and the the instructions how to install and configure the plugin. 
What is WUDSN?Back in 1992 I was sitting in my room together with my friend Erwin Steif . There was a demo group called "Visdom" which produced demos for the Amiga and I was the "8-bit guy" in that group. I always tried to port the latest releases of my friends from the Amiga to my Atari, just to keep them angry. That day I was using DPaint 3 on my Amiga 500 to draw the "Visdom" logo you can see above. After a while I was very satisfied with the result. Then I left the room just for two minutes and when I returned there was no longer "Visdom" on my screen, but Erwin had all the letters mixed and mirrored. It looked like the drawing of a three years' old nerd who hit the mouse and the keyboard for the first time and it read "WUDSN". So Erwin smiled at me and announced: "I have just founded the first demo group which only consists of people who don't know how to code". Because I created the basis for the logo (actually I had to draw it again because my version had not been saved...) I became a honorary member of "WUDSN". Note that all this has absolute nothing to do with the Waseda University Doctoral Student Network (WUDSN) , except that we share the same acronym.Thanks to Thorsten, the web-master of www.nizagam.org for creating the following absolutely cool impression of this historical moment of 1992.
Why did you create WUDSN IDE?I've been working with Eclipse as IDE more than 5 years now. When I was in a different company, one of my team members created a small Eclipse plugin to integrate our repository and our pre-processor with the IDE to simplify the life of our developers. Meanwhile I am working for SAP and have no way of coding Java anymore at work, so I tried at least to code some Atari demos when I'm late in the office. But I could not find a reasonable, free editor which was legal and able to run ATASM (under Vista the output could not be captured). And then one day a colleague told me "Look I have created an editor with syntax highlighting and code completion in 1 day based on the 'xText' domain specific language (DSL) tool from openArchitectureWare . That was the day when my idea was born and two weeks later there was a first version for ATASM. Thanks to Alexander Nittka for that. But it was incomplete and the way the ATASM/assembler syntax work is quite different from todays XML like languages. As a result I got stuck. 4 weeks later my hard disk reported a physical error and than never reported anything again. All source where lost. Today I call it good luck, because I had to start all over and now have a quite good experience in what can be done in Eclipse easily and how. I also found the ASMPlugin for Eclipse on SourceForge. This plugin is targeted at x86 development on PC and it was the template from which I started to create my own plugin. Thanks to Andy Reek and Daniel Mitte for that. Meanwhile the IDE has matured and thanks to the continuous development of the excellent MADS compiler by Tomasz Biela (tebe) and the excellent Altirra emulator by Avery Lee (phaeron) it now represents probably the best cross-platform 6502 assembler IDE. Most features like content outline, hyperlink navigation and content assistances for opcodes, labels, macros and so on where only a far away dream when I started, but now they are for real and they become better with every release.Where can I find answers for problems regarding WUDSN IDE?First you should check the FAQ section on the WUDSN IDE tab. If you cannot find the answer there, you can use the corresponding threads I have created in the in English AtariAge forum or the German ABBUC forum . Of course you can also just write an e-mail to
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