Documentation of Files on this diskette
    
SOLOS:S   A copy file for standard and my extended version
          of SOLOS.  The original source was obtained from
          the CP/M users group.  Proc. Tech. may have rights
          to this program.  My mods are public.
          Functions with or without extension PROM board
          in memory. Can be used for Standard SOLOS by
          conditional assembly.  Uses files named SOLOSn:S.
          (Donated by Ron Parsons.)
    
SOLOS:D   Further documentation of the files SOLOS:S, etc above.
    
COPYF:S   Copies the files listed after command (separated by
          commas) from disk 0 to disk 1 preserving attributes.
          Requests permission to rewrite an existing file.
          (Donated by Ron Parsons.)
    
RELOC:S   Relocation program from July 1977 Byte.
    
NFILES?S  Prints the number of files on the unit "/u"
          (Donated by Ron Parsons.)
    
FSDISP:S  Displays the free space map on the unit "/u"
          (Donated by Ron Parsons.)
    
REMNUM:S  Removes line numbers (first five cols.) from
          named files.  (Ron Parsons)
    
INTSEL:S  Interrupt driven background Selectric driver.
          To be (?) described in PTCs ACCESS.  (Ron Parsons.)
    
SFILES:S  Displays a compact list of all files on the unit given
          as parameter "/u".  If no unit given, uses default.
          Name stands for "Short Files". (Ron Parsons.)
    
SFILES    Command image for the Short Files command above.
          Recognizes the "/u" parameter.
    
PRROM:S   Standalone Cromemco Bytesaver prom-programmer (SOLOS)
          (Ron Parsons.)
    
REORG:S   A PTDOS disk reorganize.  Copies all files from
          unit zero to unit one. Does not rewrite existing
          files.  (Ron Parsons)
    
COMPAR:S  Compares the two PTDOS files named listing differences
          Assembly source file.
          (Ron Parsons)
    
SOL:S     Assembly source code for PTDOS command "SOLOS" which
          turns control over to SOLOS.  Assumes SOLOS is at C000
          as in the SOL.  Once in SOLOS, the command "PT" will
          get back to PTDOS, assuming it is still unharmed in
          memory.  (Stan Sokolow)
    
DSTAT     EDBASIC program for descriptive statistics (mean, etc)
          (Stan Sokolow)
    
PRINTER   Driver for selectric terminal (IBM 2741 compatible) on
          SOL's serial port.  Uses SOL built-in RAM and PTDOS
          driver area.  BE SURE TO CHANGE TYPE TO "D" BEFORE
          USING!  Output device only. (Input not implemented.)
          System reset will wipe out initialization part of
          driver, so be sure to load new image of it.
          (Donated by Stan Sokolow.)
    
DMOVE:S   Assembly source code for a delimited-move subroutine.
          It moves bytes from a source address to a destination
          address until count is reached or a delimiter byte
          is encountered.  Unlike PTDOS's PSCAN routine, DMOVE
          lets the user define his own set of delimiter bytes.
          Additional explanation is in the code's remarks.
          (Donated by Stan Sokolow.)
    
LD        List directory in alphabetical order, file names only.
          DOESN'T READ PARAMETERS; ALWAYS USES DEFAULT UNIT.
          (Donated by Chuck Ellis.)
    
S         Jumps to SOLOS but gives description of all SOLOS
          commands first.  Adds custom commands to get back to
          PTDOS.  (Donated by Chuck Ellis.)
    
NEWGET    This is a corrected version of the GET command that
          was originally released in PTDOS 1.4.0.  It auto-
          matically will GET device files without RETYPE'ing
          them by hand.  You can copy NEWGET to GET on your
          working diskettes.  (Donated by Processor Technology
          Corporation.)
    
NEWFILES  A corrected version of the FILES command which
          recognizes Upper and Lower case letters as equivalent
          in file names.  The FILES released in PTDOS 1.4.0
          treated the two cases differently when searching for
          files that match bracketed substring specifications.
          Eg., FILES s> and FILES S> found different files in
          the original version, but this version is corrected.
          (Donated by Processor Technology Corp.)
    
FOUR      Generates random "four-letter words".  Mode Select
          terminates and returns to PTDOS.  Words are displayed
          in large block letters on the video screen.  Rated PG
          --Parental Guidance recommended.
    
HELP      Provides a brief explanation of PTDOS commands.  If
          a command file name is given as the argument after
          the name HELP,  an explanation of the named command
          will appear.  Otherwise, a summary of the HELP command
          is given.  (Donated by Processor Technology Corp.)
    
HELP:D    This is the reference data for the HELP command.
          HELP expects this file to be on the default unit.

MIND:S    Assembly language source for the MIND Robot Control
          Language by Lichen Wang, see DR. DOBBS JOURNAL,
          Sept 77, revised by Ken Anderson, DR. DOBBS, May 78.
          (Donated by Earl Herr.)  IN ALS-8 FORMAT <A>.
    
PASCAL    The Stanford Micro Pascal System, dated 9-13-78,
          from Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford
          University.  (Donated by Sassan Hazeghi, Computer
          Group, S.L.A.C.)  Essentially the entire P-code
          implementation of the PASCAL computer language,
          as implemented for the IBM 360/370 computers.
          Except for generalized FILE declarations and
          passing FUNCTIONS/PROCEDURES as parameters, it
          adheres to the standard PASCAL as defined by
          Jensen and Wirth in the 1974 PASCAL User Manual
          and Report.  It is NOT the U.C.S.D. system.  The
          Stanford version runs under PTDOS, and thus it
          can pass data to other programs not written in
          PASCAL using normal PTDOS file structures.  This
          preliminary release does not have the REAL arithmetic
          implemented in the interpreter, so only 16-bit
          integer arithmetic can be used, even though REAL
          will compile.  We expect to have the REAL arithmetic
          in a future library release.

          See file PAS.DOC for a more complete description.
          The source PASCAL for the compiler, post-processor,
          and the assembly source for the interpreter are NOT
          on this diskette.  SOURCE CODE IS ON NEXT VOLUME OF
          THE LIBRARY.

          TO RUN THIS SYSTEM YOU SHOULD HAVE 48K CONTIGUOUS
          RAM FROM THE BOTTOM UP, TO HOLD PTDOS AND THE PASCAL
          SYSTEM.  MORE MEMORY CAN BE UTILIZED, BUT IT TAKES
          MODIFICATION TO THE INTERPRETER.  A VERY LARGE PROGRAM
          (THE PASCAL COMPILER ITSELF) WAS COMPILED IN THAT WAY
          ON A SOL.  See the interpreter source code for the
          instructions on modifying it for 64K memory.

PAS.DOC   Documentation for the Stanford Micro Pascal System.
    
THE FOLLOWING FILES ARE RELATED TO PASCAL AND ARE DESCRIBED IN
"PAS.DOC":  PAS.S, PASM.S, PINTRP.S, PASCAL, PASM, PINT,
COMPILE, RUN, TEMP.T, TEMP.P, QUEENS:S, SORT:S, XREF:S, SOMA:S
POBJ, F:S, PAS.CMPL, PAS.DEFS, INITPATB.
    
FOOTBALL  An EDBASIC program for 2 player video football.  Self-
          documenting.  (Donated by Gerry Fricke; adapted to
          disk BASIC by Stan Sokolow.)
    
NOTICES   Important legal notices regarding this diskette.

WARRANTY  The limited warranty on this diskette.
    
FEEDBACK  Explanation of how to report problems you encounter
          with this diskette's programs.