Charles Yeomans SortLibrary, where?

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Anyone know where I can get the famous Charles Yeomans SortLibrary?

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I have a copy but I’ll have too see if we can post it somewhere public
That will be up to Charles

I have tons of old code - about 1Gb Mb of zips etc
What I don’t know is whether I CAN post it anywhere without authors permission(s)

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I had that library along with a LOT of old RB code collected over a decade … until I had a disk crash on my Mac… My backup drive died the month before and I had not gotten around to replacing it… so I lost a lot…

Now I am religous about making sure I have backups

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[quote=52477:@Karen Atkocius]I had that library along with a LOT of old RB code collected over a decade … until I had a disk crash on my Mac… My backup drive died the month before and I had not gotten around to replacing it… so I lost a lot…

Now I am religous about making sure I have backups[/quote]

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