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rs - a reminder system, by:
Don Joslyn, Manager
Nova University Computer Center
3301 College Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314
(305) 475-7678
...{codas, allegra, ucf-cs}!novavax!don
This directory contains the source and manual entry for the rs program.
See the manual entry for more information on the use of rs.
To Install:
1) Look at rs.c and change any #defines needed.
Defaults:
CALENDAR "/calendar" users calendar file.
RSFILE "/.reminders" users reminder file.
RSNOTES "/.rsnotes" users notes file.
LPR "/usr/ucb/lpr" location of lpr command.
EDITOR "/usr/ucb/vi" default editor.
MAXLINES 500 Max. number of lines (reminders)
MAXLEN 256 Max. len of a single line.
If your /tmp directory is somewhere else, change rstmp.
Default: char rstmp[] = "/tmp/rsXXXXX"
2) Edit the Makefile.
Change target directory for the rs executable and manual entry
if you wish.
Defaults:
DEST = /usr/local rs program >> /usr/local
MDEST = /usr/man/manl rs manual >> /usr/man/manl
If you have something other than termcap, make the change to LIBS.
If you are not a BSD site, take '-DBSD' out of the Makefile so that
strnchr and <string.h> will be used in place of rindex and <strings.h>
3) Run 'make install' which will make and install the executables and the
manual entries.
If you want to compile the rs program in the current directory,
run 'make program'.
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Mail questions to:
...{codas, allegra, ucf-cs}!novavax!don
The main purpose of the rs command, is to make remembering easy!