To everybody:
	I think I have fixed the following:
(1)	sys(chr$(6)+chr$(9)+...)
(2)	^C spurious error on output (or list)
(3)	ODT mode on channel zero (interaction with the prompt)
(4)	Newlines are ignored in filenames
(5)	CCL

The last calls for some explanation. CCL commands can be either
UNIX or BASIC programs. In both cases the core image is cleared.
(Tough) There is a table for these in the file ccltbl.m; the format
is documented therein. As you might expect, in the macro, 'u' denotes
a unix file, 'r' denotes a rsts one.

	As a demonstration, the cat command is now done by a ccl
calling 'ls'. This should also illustrate what needs to be done
to make these commands truly useful. The problems are:
(1) If the rest of the line is null, the argument passed to ls is a true
null line. But ls differentiates a null argumment and a null string
as an argument: the former means "." while the latter is "/". This obviously
should be fixed in the version of ls that ties in with basic so that
	CAT
means
	CAT .
Also, ls does not know about the $ convention, and if it is the version
to be used as the ccl from basic, it should.
	BASIC language CCL's work just as before.
	Still to be done is the duplicating of a temp file on a fork.
	Berkeley seems very keen to get a copy of this, and the tape which
I brought back seems to be screwed up. Could you make a tape soon, including the
linker ("link") and send it to Berkeley.  I'll be out
of town until next Tuesday, so as long as it arrives by then all's o.k.
If there is no intercampus mail service, it's probably best
to use Federal Express 2 day or 8 hour service.
Thank you.
					Jeff
