SEATTLE LUG CONTRIBUTION TO THE 1979 SAN DIEGO DECUS

[302,1] - SEATTLE.RNO (This file)

[302,207] - QUEUE
QUEUE is a Fortran-callable routine to que spooler
requests, (i.e., it does about everything QUE does but
from an executing program). Supported features include
suppression of banners, delete/nodelete of files after
printing, concatenation of output files and submission
of batch jobs. Note that the build file uses the I/O
error deciphering routine (IOE) from [302,303]. It was
written for IAS 3.0 - as for other systems ??????

[302,210] - HANGUP
Hangup is a privileged task that runs at periodic
intervals and hangs up modems for inactive, logged out
terminals. It was written for IAS 3.0 and is usually
run from the SCI terminal. This program solves the
problem referred to by several SPR's and DECUS Wish
List item 56.

[302,301] - MULTI-TREK
MULTI-TREK is a multiple terminal version of the
Star-trek game. It consists of a real-time driver
task, MTREK, and a multi-user, time-shared task,
PLAYER, for each terminal, which play against each
other (no Klingons or Romulans, but watch out for the
black holes). This is an enhanced version of the
MULTI-TREK submitted to the New Orleans collection. In
this version the computer can also be requested to be a
"player". Detailed instructions are contained in the
file MTREK.TXT.

[302,302] - GREP
GREP was originally submitted to the San Francisco
collection under a UIC of [315,100]. Several
enhancements were made and it was resubmitted to the
New Orleans collection under this UIC. This version
has a few minor changes and bug fixes.

[302,303] - IOE
In response to any recognized I/O error code, IOE will
return an ASCII string describing the type of error.
It is available both as a Fortran-callable subroutine
and as a PDS or MCR command.