GZ@mit-mc@sri-unix.UUCP (07/16/83)
From: Gail Zacharias <GZ@mit-mc>
1. The files
AR91:CPM;UNARI >
and AR91:CPM;UNARI HLP
contain the Midas source and help file (respectively) for a program to
take apart ITS ARchive files. Thus you can FTP and entire archive from
MC and break it up into its constituent files on your local host.
Remember to FTP in full binary mode! For the purposes of FTP'ing, whole
archives are refered to by names like DSK:CPM;AR91 >
2. The files
AR91:CPM;USQ >
and AR91:CPM;TYPESQ >
contain the Midas sources for a Twenex version of the USQ/TYPESQ programs.
Documentation is at the top of the USQ file.
Before assembling TYPESQ, you should edit it to refer to the actual
location of the USQ file.
Note: Midas is a TOPS-20 assembly language. If your site has Emacs, then
you have a Midas assembler somewhere on the system. Ask your system staff,
not me.
If your site doesn't have Emacs, get it...