I posted copies of Problock (versions 1 and 3) and Daemon version 2.1 to the
Asimov archive -- they're presently in the 'incoming' area.

Problock is a ProDOS-based disk editor and repair utility that was written
*entirely* in HyperC and assembly (using the HyperC assembler).  Problock is
still shareware, but freely distributable, and IMHO the source code is a
great reference for using the HyperC language tools.

Daemon 2.1 and M.Shell 1.0 are now freeware - no shareware fee is required.
Daemon is a interrupt manager that allows multiprocessing on any Apple II
series computer with a mouse card or an Apple IIc, Apple IIgs or Laser 128
with mouse port firmware.

FYI - Daemon traps the vertical blanking interrupt (VBL) from the mouse
firmware, so it will not work with Apple emulators that do not model the
VBL.

M.Shell is an extension to ProDOS that allows the user to create their own
commands using EXEC macros, Applesoft programs, or binary programs and
incorporate them as new ProDOS commands.  I posted M.Shell version 1.0 --
there is also a version 2.0 floating around, but I don't know where to find
a copy these days.

Enjoy,

Michael Pender
Executive Manager
Nanochron, LLC