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Version of 22 February 1989.
DLT.COM (C) -- Routine should be installed on the system directory
or first search directory and used instead of the
DOS/OS delete/erase command, del and erase cannot
delete multiple datasets without the use of the
wildcard, which is not always suitable. This routine
will delete multiple files on the command line
as the unix RM command ( wildcards are not supported ).
Options: /t == Type dataset names as deleted.
/f == Use force if need be to delete R/O datsets.
/* .................................................................. */
ENTAB.COM (C) Routine will convert spaces in datasets to tabs
according to options specified, or default processing
using 8 spaces per tab.
Options: ... see source for usage
/* .................................................................. */
HEAD.COM (C) - Routine is the standard unix HEAD command, it will
read n lines ( 20 default ), from the start of a
dataset and write them onto std output, output until
eof if dataset does not have 20 (or n) records.
Options: ... see source for options and usage.
/* .................................................................. */
MERGE.COM (C) Routine will read the .A output from the Turbo
C compiler and read the .C source, and merge the
two, this is useful to see how the compiler has
translated individual code segments.
/* .................................................................. */
PR.COM (C) -- Routine is the standard unix PR function, it will
generated formatted print files with carriage ctl
and send the formatted output onto std output,
output can be filed or printed.
Options: ... see source for usage.
/* .................................................................. */
SIZEOF.COM (C) Routine is the standard unix SIZEOF routine,
wildcard processing is supported, options are
supported -- see source for usage.
/* .................................................................. */
STGMAP.COM (ASM) Routine will trace through memory reporting
the names and sizes and hooked vectors for
all active load modules in memory, names omitted
with CP versions under 3.x.
This function is useful to determine if virus
programs or renegade TSR programs are present.
Note: This function cannot terminate any virus
program, and makes no attempt to analyze memory
patterns to determine if any module has suspicious
coding, or segment math, etc ...
Options are supported, read source, or use
STGMAP /? for info.
There are two modes, ... standard, includes all
available information, or /F (fast mode), no
vector search is performed.
/* .................................................................. */
TAIL.COM (C) - Routine is similar to the Unix TAIL function, it
reads n (20 default) lines from the bottom of a
dataset toward the top and writes these records
onto standard output in dataset record order,
so line n-1 is output before n, as they appear in
the dataset.
/* .................................................................. */
TEE.COM (C) -- Routine is similar to the unix TEE function, it
will accept a dataset name, and optionally std file
redirection for input and output, .. a copy of
standard output is sent onto the file named in the
command line -- this is a FILTER function.
TP.COM (C) -- Routine should be used to replace the DOS/CP TYPE
command. This function will type a dataset onto
standard console output, there are a rich number
of options supported to control output, such as
tp/p file file file ... , files are output 1 tube
at a time followed by --More-- prompt.
Use: TP /H for verbose help.
/* .................................................................. */
WILD.C (C) -- Routine is the source function for supporting
file wildcard processing.
/* .................................................................. */
CMDLINE.C (C) Routine is the source function for supporting
command line switch processing.
/* .................................................................. */
22-Feb-89 - Steve Leoce
** 2251 Pimmit Drive; Apt #1228
** Falls Church, Virginia 22043-2829
Software is public domain and may be used without penalty or
permission for any non commercial purposes.
PS: I have gotten many questions about required contributions
to the cost of development; as always I never require any
contributions -- if you really can't sleep, send whatever you
think it may be worth to you...
Please contact me at the above address to direct any questions
or commentary you might have.
-- Steve;