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COPYMAIL Z001
MAIL/1000 FOLDER TO WEB-BASED FILES
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Contribution Name...........: COPYMAIL
Title....................: Mail/1000 folder to web-based files
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex supplied)
:01. COPYMAIL.SBMT
:02. readme
:03. master.cmd
:04. copyfiles.edit
:05. mailcopy.cmd
:06. mail.edit
:07. findmbox.cmd
:08. findmbox.edit
:09. finddirs.cmd
:10. finddirs.edit
:11. topmail.cmd
:12. topmail.edit
:13. emails.gif
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: yes
Language(s)..............: command files
Keywords.................: 1. Mail
: 2. Message
: 3. Archive
External Support Req'd...: none
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: F. Stephen Gauss
Street........: 1226 Bast Lane
City..........: Shady Side
State.........: MD
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 20764
Phone Number..: 410-867-0281
E-mail address: astro@erols.com
Program Abstract............: This is a set of command files that
will take a mail/1000 user's mail folders and turn them into a
set of files that are compatible with web-browsing. Each folder,
including the inbox, has an html file created that indexes all the
messages in that folder. The messages all are clickable and have .txt
appended to them for ease of viewing. No changes are made to the
original mail files; everything is copied to a new directory.
An example of the use for this is as follows. A person retires and wants
to take all his e-mail with him (or the organization wants to archive it).
Run this contribution, then ftp all the files created to a machine that
can write a CD. The CD then will be a browsable version of the original
mail/1000 system.
Additional Documentation....: The readme file.
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BR_TOOLS Z002
BINARY RELOCATABLE TOOL KIT
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Contribution Name...........: BR_TOOLS
Title....................: Binary relocatable tool kit
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. BR_TOOLS.SBMT
:02. COPYBYTES.MAC
:03. COPYBYTES.REL
:04. DELBR.FTN
:05. DELBR.LOD
:06. DELBR.REL
:07. FIXUPNAME.MAC
:08. FIXUPNAME.REL
:09. GETBR.FTN
:10. GETBR.LOD
:11. GETBR.REL
:12. MAKEFILE.MAKE
:13. MANGLEMASK.FTN
:14. MANGLEMASK.REL
:15. MAPBR.FTN
:16. MAPBR.FTNI
:17. MAPBR.LOD
:18. MAPBR.REL
:19. NAMBR.FTN
:20. NAMBR.FTNI
:21. NAMBR.LOD
:22. NAMBR.REL
:23. SRCBR.FTN
:24. SRCBR.FTNI
:25. SRCBR.LOD
:26. SRCBR.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Binary
: 2. Relocatable
External Support Req'd...: G_1K.LIB (else in this release)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Alan Tibbetts
Company.......: Consultant
Street........: 3498 Gibson Ave
City..........: Santa Clara
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95051
Phone Number..: 408-246-4842
E-mail address: ant@strobedata.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
This set of binary-relocatable tools is companion to the paper
'BR Toolset' given at the Interworks 2000 conference.
The tools include the following programs:
NAMBR Display module information in a library
MAPBR Display extended module information in a library,
including entry points and external refs
SRCBR Search BR files
GETBR Copy a module from within a BR library to a file
DELBR Delete a module from a BR library
MAPBR
The following useful tools are part of the RTE-6/A release:
MERGE Create BR library files
LINDX Create indexed BR library files
The following is a useful tool from the RTE/CSL library:
IMREL Inverse macro assembler
(contribution P063 in RTE/CSL release 3030)
Additional Documentation....:
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DIREX Z003
DISC DIRECTORY TRACE & REPAIR UTILITIES
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Contribution Name...........: DIREX
Title....................: Disc directory trace & repair utilities
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. DIREX.SBMT
:02. COPYT.FTN
:03. COPYT.LOD
:04. COPYT.REL
:05. DIREX.FTN
:06. DIREX.FTNI
:07. DIREX.LIB
:08. DIREX.LOD
:09. DIREX.REL
:10. DIREXCHECKSUBS.FTN
:11. DIREXCHECKSUBS.REL
:12. DIREXSHOWSUBS.FTN
:13. DIREXSHOWSUBS.REL
:14. DIREX_HPZ.FTN
:15. DIREX_HPZ.REL
:16. DISCR.FTN
:17. DISCR.LOD
:18. DISCR.REL
:19. DISCT.FTN
:20. DISCT.FTNI
:21. DISCT.LOD
:22. DISCT.REL
:23. FINDF.FTN
:24. FINDF.LOD
:25. FINDF.REL
:26. FINDV.FTN
:27. FINDV.LOD
:28. FINDV.REL
:29. HPZPROTBITS.MAC
:30. HPZPROTBITS.REL
:31. MAKEFILE.MAKE
:32. T1READ.FTN
:33. T1READ.MAC
:34. T1READ.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. Directory
: 2. Disc
External Support Req'd...: G_1K.LIB (elsewhere in this release)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Alan Tibbetts
Company.......: Consultant
Street........: 3498 Gibson Ave
City..........: Santa Clara
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95051
Phone Number..: 408-246-4842
E-mail address: ant@strobedata.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
DIREX is a suite of three programs that allows to trace and repair CI
directories:
DIREX - Directory Examiner Program
DISCT - Finds CI volume headers and all root directory entries
and checks integrity
DISCR - read-test of all tracks on specified disc lu
FINDV - Find volume headers
COPYT - Copy a track from one disc lu to another
FINDF - Find a Fortran source file
Additional Documentation....:
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G_1K_LIB Z004
LIBRARY OF HPZ AND TIME-RELATED ROUTINES
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Contribution Name...........: G_1K_LIB
Title....................: Library of HPZ and Time-related routines
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01 G_1K_LIB.SBMT
:02 G_1K.LIB
:03 G_1K_CDS.LIB
:04 HPZ_F.FTN
:05 HPZ_F.RELC
:06 HPZ_F.RELN
:07 HPZ_M.MAC
:08 HPZ_M.REL
:09 MAKEFILE.MAKE
:10 TIME_SUBS.FTN
:11 TIME_SUBS.RELC
:12 TIME_SUBS.RELN
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN77,MACRO
Keywords.................: 1. Library
: 2. Time
: 3. Terminal
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Alan Tibbetts
Company.......: Consultant
Street........: 3498 Gibson Ave
City..........: Santa Clara
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95051
Phone Number..: 408-246-4842
E-mail address: ant@strobedata.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
This library contains a collection of HPZ-related routines and a
few time-conversion routines and is required in support of some
other contributions in the RTE/CSL release.
Additional Documentation....:
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LOOKY Z005
EXAMINE RTE-A SYSTEM IN DETAIL
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Contribution Name...........: LOOKY
Title....................: Examine RTE-A System in Detail
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. LOOKY.SBMT
:02. LOOKY.FTN
:03. LOOKY_DISC_SUBS.FTN
:04. LOOKY.FTNI
:05. LOOKM.MAC
:06. HPZINVERSEASMBF.MAC
:07. LOOKY.REL
:08. LOOKY_DISC_SUBS.REL
:09. LOOKM.REL
:10. HPZINVERSEASMBF.REL
:11. LOOKY.LOD
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. System_tables
: 2. Entry_points
: 3. Driver
External Support Req'd...: G_1K.LIB (elsewhere in this release)
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Alan Tibbetts
Company.......: Consultant
Street........: 3498 Gibson Ave
City..........: Santa Clara
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95051
Phone Number..: 408-246-4842
E-mail address: ant@strobedata.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
Program to examine RTE-A system in detail. The following menu of
interactive commands give some idea of the power of LOOKY:
LL lu List output to given LU
PL List all programs
DP value Display value in octal,decimal,etc
LM addr count List memory contents
XL addr count List memory contents in system map
LI name count List entry point
LU lu# count displays DVT and IFT numbers for LU's
NO lu# display node lists for a given LU
TO lu# display time-out values for a given LU
DV dvt# count list device driver tables
IF ift# count list interface driver tables
DL lu trk sctr cnt list disc contents (Cnt = Block count)
BL lu block cnt list disc contents
IN display interrupt table
EP eject page on list device
PEX or /E or /A Exit program
Most commands may be modified by a pack flag and a radix.
For example, DLPKHE 16 2 4 will show Track 2, Sector 4 of
disc LU 16 in a hexadecimal, packed format.
This updated version handles block addressing and discs larger
than 32767 tracks.
Additional Documentation....:
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SRAID Z006
SYSTEM-LEVEL SYMBOLIC DEBUGGER
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Contribution Name...........: SRAID
Title....................: System-level symbolic debugger
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. SRAID.SBMT
:02. BUILDMESS.CMD
:03. BUILDMESS.MAC
:04. DBUGTABLE.MAC
:05. DBUGTABLE.REL
:06. DD*13.MAC
:07. DD*13.REL
:08. DD*13LINK.MAC
:09. DD*13LINK.REL
:10. DDC13.MAC
:11. DDC13.REL
:12. HPMEMMESS.MAC
:13. HPMEMMESS.REL
:14. MODULE.FTN
:15. MODULE.REL
:16. NDBUG.MAC
:17. NDBUG.REL
:18. OPENSYSMAP.FTN
:19. OPENSYSMAP.REL
:20. PRESIZESTRDSC.MAC
:21. PRESIZESTRDSC.REL
:22. PROGDDT.MAC
:23. PROGDDT.REL
:24. RAIDINTERNALSYMS.MACI
:25. RAIDMESS.TXT
:26. RAIDSHELLSORT.MAC
:27. SDBUG.MAC
:28. SDBUG.REL
:29. SRAID.DBG
:30. SRAID.FTN
:31. SRAID.LIB
:32. SRAID.LOD
:33. SRAID.MAKE
:34. SRAID.MAN
:35. SRAID.MRG
:36. SRAID.REL
:37. SRAIDBUILDMAP.FTN
:38. SRAIDBUILDMAP.FTNI
:39. SRAIDBUILDMAP.REL
:40. SRAIDHELP.FTN
:41. SRAIDHELP.REL
:42. SRAIDIOSUBS.MAC
:43. SRAIDIOSUBS.REL
:44. SRAIDLIB.REL
:45. SRAIDMESS.MAC
:46. SRAIDMESS.REL
:47. SRAID_FEATURES.DOC
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN77
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Debug
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Alan Tibbetts
Company.......: Consultant
Street........: 3498 Gibson Ave
City..........: Santa Clara
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95051
Phone Number..: 408-246-4842
E-mail address: ant@strobedata.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
SRAID is:
-A symbolic debugger for the systems programmer.
It is used when writing, modifying, or troubleshooting
drivers or system modules on RTE-A systems.
-It is a symbolic debugger because it has knowledge of the system
entry points and module addresses. No longer do you need a system map
and an octal calculator to examine the system. It 'understands' many
of the system data structures such as DVT and IFT tables.
-It includes a sophisticated incremental assembler and disassembler, so
both input and output are intelligible as MACRO/1000 code instead of
a never ending stream of octal numbers.
-A complete help facility is available at all times with documentation on
commands and syntax. The help facility documents the pre-defined symbols
for the machine registers and system tables.
-SRAID allows break points anywhere in system code. It can single-step or
trace through drivers or system routines. It can 'step over' or 'step
into, subroutines, including routines that wait for interrupts!
-SRAID is as non-invasive to the system as possible, requiring only a
few system resources. It is loaded on-line as a normal background
program (although it sure isn't normal when it is running!), and requires
no special drivers or system generation.
-SRAID communicates to the user through any standard VCP interface:
ASIC, MUX port 0, OBIO port A, or remote VCP in DS. The device need not
be LU 1 and can be shared with normal applications when not debugging.
You can even run applications from the terminal that will cause your
breakpoints to be hit.
-SRAID can be used in memory based systems, even those without a file
system, although it is preferable to have the RAM-disc or DS file
system to allow access to the system snap and list files.
-Drivers to be debugged can be in partitioned or non-partitioned address
space as usual. All symbol names include the physical page information,
so SRAID maps in the code on the fly as necessary.
-Upon invocation, SRAID reads the system snap files and system list files
as output from RTAGN, so that it can 'know' system labels. All files
are closed before breakpoints are allowed, so SRAID can operate without
any assistance from the file system during a debug run.
SRAID allocates one of the 32 A-Series mapsets for its exclusive use.
Now, for the things that it can't do:
-SRAID takes over the system completely when debugging, so all other users
will be unable to continue. (Better ask permission before you set
bear traps in the woods.)
-SRAID is not a source-level debugger, you will usually need listings of
the code you are working on, however the full symbolic disassembly
obviates the need for listings of the rest of the system.
Additional Documentation....:
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RTE_6 Z007
RTE-6 RELEASE 6.2 FROM HP
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Contribution Name...........: RTE_6
Title....................: RTE-6 Release 6.2 from HP
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. RTE_6.SBMT
:02. COMMUNICATOR62.TXT
:03. SRB.TXT Software Release Bulletin
:04. DIRLIST.TXT DL of RTE_6.FST
:05. RTE_6.FST fst archive file
:06. RTE_6_EULA.TXT
Operating System(s)......:
Language(s)..............:
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Documentation
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: Hewlett-Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..:
E-mail address:
Contribution Abstract.......:
This is the full RTE_6 release 6.2 from Hewlett-Packard as part of
HP's commitment to put obsolete software into the public domain.
Interex roundly applauds HP's decision to take this step and is
very grateful to HP.
The 6.2 Communicator and full Software Release Bulletin are bundled
as part of this contribution. Due to the large number of files in
the RTE-6 software itself, it is bundled as a single FST archive file.
Additional Documentation....:
Please see the RTE_6_EULA.TXT file for the licensing agreement to use and
distribute this software.