sion  the  integer
	array  and initialize the string to the specified text.  The
	text string is  a  standard  FORTRAN  literal  and  embedded
	single  quotes (') may be represented as usual by two single
	quotes ('').  String declarations of either type may  appear
	separated  by  commas  in the same statement, but the STRING
	statement, like all FLECS statements, may not  be  continued
	to  a  new line--only one line of text is allowed per STRING
	statement.
	FLECS System Commands:	_____ ______ ________


	        $<keyword>  [ <argument(s)> ]


	$TRUE       Sets the value  of  the  specified  argument,  a
	            conditional  translation  flag, to TRUE (maximum
	            10 flags).

	$FALSE      Sets the value  of  the  specified  argument  to
	            FALSE.

	$IF         Turns on translation of subsequent input  source
	            lines only if the specified argument is TRUE.

	$UNLESS     Turns on translation of subsequent input  source
	            lines only if the specified argument is FALSE.

	$FIN        Cancels effect of most recent  $IF  or  $UNLESS,
	            restores the decision to translate or not to its
	            previous value.

	$DEFINE     Defines its first argument as a symbol which  is
	            to  be  replaced by its second argument whenever
	            found in the input file.

	$PAGE       Output a form feed to the listing file (does not
	            take an argument).

	$[NO]LIST   Turn off (on) output to the listing file.
	                     FLECS Restrictions	                     _____ ____________





	     1.  Do not use statement numbers of the form  3xxxx  or
	         variables  of the form I3xxxx, as these are created
	         and used by FLECS.

	     2.  FLECS structured statements may not be continued to
	         a  second line.  Statements not processed by FLECS,
	         however, may be continued in the normal  manner  of
	         FORTRAN-IV.

	     3.  Blanks are NOT TRANSPARENT to  FLECS.   This  means
	         that  while  "D O" is valid for the keyword "DO" in
	         FORTRAN-IV, it is not valid in  FLECS.   All  FLECS
	         keywords  are  reserved  and  may  not  be  used as
	         variable names.

	     4.  Any statements which are not  recognized  by  FLECS
	         (eg.,    assignments,    FORMATs,   ENCODE/DECODEs,
	         PARAMETERs, etc.) are passed unchanged to  FORTRAN.
	         Such  statements  are  assumed  to be executable by
	         FLECS and must  be  placed  only  where  executable
	         statements  may appear.  For example, the following
	         code is in error...

	                WHEN (X.EQ.0) TYPE 1
	         1      FORMAT (1X,'Division by Zero')
	                ELSE Z=Y/X

	         ...since the  ELSE  statement  must  be  the  first
	         "executable"  statement  after  the  scope  of  the
	         preceding WHEN statement.   The  correct  code,  in
	         this case, would be...

	                WHEN (X.EQ.0)
	                .  TYPE 1
	         1      .  FORMAT (1X,'Division by Zero')
	                ...FIN
	                ELSE Z=Y/X


	     5.  FLECS control phrases may not  contain  parentheses
	         inside Hollerith literals.

     Z=Y/X

	         ...since the  ELSE  statement  must  be  the  first
	         "executable"  statement  after  the  scope  of  the
	         preceding WHEN statement.   The  correct  code,  in
	         this case, would be...

	                WHEN (X.EQ.0)

	Below is a brief description of the files contained in this
	distribution kit for RT-11 FLECS.

FLXRT .TXT	- This file.


FLECS .SAV	- RT-11 FLECS.
		 [ This save file was created under version 4.0 or RT-11
		   and has been used under versions 3, 3B & 4 of RT-11
		   on both LSI-11/02 and LSI-11/23 CPU's. ]

			FLECS SOURCES
			_____________
FLMAIN.FLX
				This file contains the author history of
				RT-11 FLECS and the main program for
				FLECS. The main program does nothing
				but