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@			   VME-SOFTWARE-DEVELOPMENT
			   ========================

  written          : by ROLF EISENHUT BCD R&D  12.NOV.1985

  revised          : by PEDRO ALONZO  BCD r&d  26.MAY.1986

  division         : R&D BCD Boeblingen  Eugen Volbers  1985

  Workstation      : SRM Workstation

  SRM-NODE         : 11   ==>> /WORKSTATIONS/SYSTEM11

  SYSTEM-VOLUME    : /WORKSTATIONS/SYSTEM11

  Working directory: /USERS/ROLF/VME


  Catalogue of /USERS/ROLF/VME : ( only VME related file listed )

  Documentation :

	     - README.ASC               contains this documentation

  Sourcefiles: ( alphabetic order )

	     - VME.ASM.TEXT             ASSEMBLY   Sourcecode Textfile
	     - VME.BAS.TEXT             BASIC CSUB Sourcecode Textfile
	     - VME_BDRV                 BASIC 4.0  CSUB Codefiles
	     - VME.PAS.TEXT             PASCAL     Sourcecode Textfile


   Streamfiles: ( alphabetic order )

	     - BSTREAM.TEXT             CREATES MODULE 'VME_BDRV'
	     - VME.CLIB.TEXT            CREATES MODULE 'VMELIBRARY'

   Codefiles  : ( alphabetic order )

	     - VME.ASM.CODE             Assembler Codefile
	     - VME.BAS.CODE             CSUB Codefile (Pascal Code )
	     - VME.PAS.CODE             Pascal Codefile
	     - VMELIBRARY               linked procedure library

  R&D Filename definiton:
  -----------------------

    BASIC :  Subprogram - File      named   'VME_BDRV'

    PASCAL:  VME procedure library  named   'VMELIBRARY'



  How to create 'VME_BDRV' File
  =============================

  'VME_BDRV' contain the compiled Subprograms for accessing the VME-INTERFACE
	     card HP98646A under Basic Operating System Version 4.0 .
	     This file was produced by the CSUB 4.0  utility-program supported
	     by HP. The Csub-Utility program takes Code-files written in Pascal
	     or Assembly language as CSUB Sourcefiles.
	     Our application uses an Assembly-Objectfile (VME.ASM.CODE) and a
	     Pascal-objectfile (VME.BAS.CODE) .
	     Detail information about CSUB see CSUB X.X ( X.X e.g 3.0)  Manual .
	     Compile Retrictions:
	       You need a MODCAL-Compiler for translating the Pascal-Source-
	       File(VME.BAS.TEXT).
	       Be sure to have the assembled Codefile of VME.ASM.TEXT and the
	       CSUBDECL.CODE file on line while compiling this Sourcefile.

  How to create 'VMELIBRARY' File
  ===============================

  'VMELIBRARY' contains the procedure library for accessing the VME-Card.
	     This file will be produced by a Streamfile 'VME.CLIB.TEXT'. This
	     file links the Assembly Codefile and the Pascal Codefile together.
	     VME.ASM.CODE is an Assembly Codefile of VME.ASM.TEXT and produced
	     by the Workstation Assembler.
	     VME.PAS.CODE is a Codefile produced by the Workstation MODCAL-
	     Compiler.
	     VME.PAS.TEXT imports while COMPILE-TIME a few Modules from
	     'IO' and 'INTERFACE', so be sure to have these Codefile on line
	     while compiling.






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                           VME-SOFTWARE-DEVELOPMENT   
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  division         : R&D BCD Boeblingen  Eugen Volbers  1985 
  
  Workstation      : SRM Workstation 
            
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  Working directory: /USERS/ROLF/VME          
  
  
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  Documentation : 
             
             - README.ASC               contains this documentation    
            
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             - VME.ASM.TEXT             ASSEMBLY   Sourcecode Textfile
             - VME.BAS.TEXT             BASIC CSUB Sourcecode Textfile
             - VME_BDRV                 BASIC 4.0  CSUB Codefiles 
             - VME.PAS.TEXT             PASCAL     Sourcecode Textfile
             
             
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             - BSTREAM.TEXT             CREATES MODULE 'VME_BDRV'
             - VME.CLIB.TEXT            CREATES MODULE 'VMELIBRARY'
   
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             - VME.ASM.CODE             Assembler Codefile       
             - VME.BAS.CODE             CSUB Codefile (Pascal Code )
             - VME.PAS.CODE             Pascal Codefile                     
             - VMELIBRARY               linked procedure library               
  
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             card HP98646A under Basic Operating System Version 4.0 .
             This file was produced by the CSUB 4.0  utility-program supported 
             by HP. The Csub-Utility program takes Code-files written in Pascal 
             or Assembly language as CSUB Sourcefiles.
             Our application uses an Assembly-Objectfile (VME.ASM.CODE) and a
             Pascal-objectfile (VME.BAS.CODE) .
             Detail information about CSUB see CSUB X.X ( X.X e.g 3.0)  Manual .
             Compile Retrictions: 
               You need a MODCAL-Compiler for translating the Pascal-Source-
               File(VME.BAS.TEXT).
               Be sure to have the assembled Codefile of VME.ASM.TEXT and the
               CSUBDECL.CODE file on line while compiling this Sourcefile.
             
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             This file will be produced by a Streamfile 'VME.CLIB.TEXT'. This
             file links the Assembly Codefile and the Pascal Codefile together.
             VME.ASM.CODE is an Assembly Codefile of VME.ASM.TEXT and produced
             by the Workstation Assembler.
             VME.PAS.CODE is a Codefile produced by the Workstation MODCAL-
             Compiler.
             VME.PAS.TEXT imports while COMPILE-TIME a few Modules from 
             'IO' and 'INTERFACE', so be sure to have these Codefile on line
             while compiling.
            
  
  
  
  
              
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