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XLIST62.PAS Version 5.0 Revised by: Ron Rock (2/5/87)
Version 5.1 Revised by: Ellis B. Levin of Chicago, IL (6/87)
Version 6.0 Revised by: Ellis B. Levin of Chicago, IL (6/87)
Version 6.2 Revised by: Ellis B. Levin of Chicago, IL (8/87)
Version 5.0 Eliminated: printer controls; excessive whitespace.
Added: LISTER type "include file" processing;
Choice of screen, printer or disk file output
of Block, Cross Index, or Both.
Version 5.1 Reestablished ability to designate options from command
line found in earlier versions.
Version 6.0 Adds ability to producee a listing for
DbaseII as well as Turbo Pascal programs. DbaseII capability
adopted from DBLIST versions 1.0 and 1.1.
Version 6.2 Correct numerous bugs in Version 6.0. Adds include
Ability for DbaseII files.
FILES: IN XLIST62.LBR
XLIST62.COM
XLIST62.DOC
XLIST62.INC
XLIST62.PAS
X62-INST.COM
X62-INST.DTA
X62-INST.MSG
To install XLIST62.COM for your terminal use X62-INST.COM
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XLIST2: (see XLIST2.PAS for original revised version)
"{This program produces a cross-reference listing for a
Dbase II or Pascal program. Occurences only are listed.
No distinction is between definitions and references.
It will also give a representation of the block structure
of the program.
Note: This program, originally written by N. Wirth,
uses the 'quadratic quotient' hash method. It was
adapted for UCSD Pascal (1.4 - the public domain version)
by Shawn Fanning (in 1978) and subsequently adapted for
Pascal/MT+ by Mike Lehman (in 1981). This version was then
modified be Warren A. Smith to try to get back to iso stan-
dard pascal and to add the additional feature of mapping
out the compound statements. It was adapted for Turbo Pascal
by Ron Finger in July 1984. This is a public domain program.
Further modified by William Mabee, CRNA clear screen, oki92
printer controls, formated prompte, revision of several
functions.}"