jp@lanl.ARPA (10/06/85)
A version of Kernighan and Plauger's
Software Tools in Pascal (SWTiP)
Chris Lewis, Copyright (c) June 1985
{whereever}!utzoo!mnetor!clewis
All of the software in this distribution is copyright, see
the notices on the individual files to determine the ownership.
Right is hereby granted to freely distribute or duplicate this
software, providing distribution or duplication is not for profit
or other commerical gain and that this copyright notice remains
intact.
Tools in this distribution:
Define define handler
DeskCalculator desk calculator
Echo
Expand "expand" input "picture"
Grep
Kwic kwic index stuff
Macro macro and define expansion
Rot "rotate" a picture
Screen prints table of characters
Sort generic sort merge
SortDriv " " "
SW editor
swch sort of a "sed"
SWTr more or less UNIX "tr"
Unique uniq
Wc word count
fontinit.pascal contains a font definition - you should be able
to figure out how to build a driver for it. It is in two pieces,
fontinit.A and fontinit.B (so that the batch is smaller than 50k).
Just catenate them together.
Some of these are from SWTiP, some I have written myself - these are
noted in the headers.
Using this software (details for Pascal/VS on VM/CMS):
1) take the swtools.copy file:
convert it to Fixed 80
add line numbers in column 73-80
MACLIB it to SWTOOLS MACLIB
swtools.copy is the complete set of include files required
for building the tools. (from each *COPY to the next)
2) Compile all of the source that are "segment"s, and
put the objects in a TXTLIB.
These are library routines used by various programs.
3) Compile all of the source that are "program"s, and
link them with TXTLIB.
MVS users: you will have to change some of the I/O routines (the
ones copyrighted by me) to use appropriate MVS functions.
Non-Pascal/VS: you will have to convert the flavour of pascal to
what you have:
Pascal/VS supports separate compilations
Pascal/VS supports true strings (which I don't use much)
Pascal/VS supports includes
Pascal/VS supports fairly complicated initialized global
data types, including binary constants.
You may have to throw out all of the I/O, some of the
include files, and include all of the routines for a given
program together. Yech! Good Luck!
This software is unsupported, however, upon request I may be able
to provide some hints.