[352,4]README.1ST - ST. LOUIS SPRING 83 - FILES SUBMITTED BY:
 
			SRD Working Group
			Bob Turkelson
			NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
			Code 933
			Greenbelt, MD  20771
			(301) 344-5003
 
 
This UIC contains the files for building SRD V6.3.
 
The modifications made by the SRD Working Group since V6.2 are:
 
  o  Merged in /SM, /HD, and /BK switches from Glen Everhart's Fall 1982
	version ([312,332]).

  o  Added a requirement that a file specification appear on the command
	line (with or without /SE:) whenever /DE is specified.  Command
	SRD /DE using the previous version deleted every file in the
	directory, which would surprise you if you had meant to type
	SRD /BE instead.  Note that as a result of this change, purging
	the entire directory requires SRD */PU rather than SRD /PU.

  o  Changed SRD so that the command NAME/DE will now delete all NAME.;*
	files, rather than all NAME.*;* files; that is, when no period
	is specified in the file specification, SRD will no longer delete
	all files of any type with that name field.

  o  Corrected bug which caused version number selection to fail to
	list the proper files in many cases.  Sometimes files were listed
	which should not have been, and sometimes files which satisfied
	the selection criteria were not listed.

  o  Added Psects to every module in order to facilitate /MU on RSX-11M-PLUS.

  o  Revised SRD.CMD to process RSX-11M-PLUS/SUPLIB and flattened out M-PLUS
	version.


The *.C63 files are cumulative correction files which have already been
applied to the V6.0 source files.  They are provided here for reference
purposes only.  The *.MAC files are those for V6.3.
 
Procedure:	@SRD		!  Asks configuration questions and
				!    builds SRD

		Modify SRD.HLP to show the defaults you have selected for
		your system, and refer to it in [1,2]MCR.HLP.
 
Note that under RSX-11M V4.0 or later and RSX-11M-PLUS V2.0 or later,
the command string interpreter allows wildcards (* and %) anywhere in the
file name or type.  This eliminates the need for the /SE: switch in most
circumstances.  For example, SRD *AB%D*.%D* is valid.

The SRD Working Group plans to make additional modifications before the
next SIG tape.
 
We would appreciate hearing from those who have made changes or plan to make
changes to this version, so we can continue to improve this useful utility.
 
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