This directory contains three files which when run through
the Bed program will generate three patched source modules
from rsx11m 3.2.

The patches are as follows:

1. mcrdis -
remove restriction of multiple tasks running
on the same terminal. It causes pipt3, pipu3
pipv3,... to be generated if ...pip is
active.

A kludge patch which converts 1 and 2 letter
commands into the form: $$x or $xx. E.g.
install the task l.tsk/task=...$$l then the
command >l data will work the same as >$$l
data. Aborting must specify the $$l however
(unless you install the kill-all command
elsewhere on this tape)

Make syntax error try the catch-all. Allows
for commands such as `abc/def' for all you
Unix freaks writing shells. (Please let me
know if you succeed).

2. inslb - multiple run restriction removed -> tt3,ut3,vt3 ...

NOTE ---- WELL this patch includes the patch
supplied by KMS FUSION's /prm enhancement.
It may work without the rest of the patches,
but I doubt it. Anyway, the /prm is
extremely useful, so much so that I recomend
that it be included before this patch is
applied.

3. tktn -
This provides an abort code which will
suppress printing the abort message. Used
with the `killall' program supplied in
kill.mac


Do not edit the files in any way before executing the below
procedure. Since the corection files contain some binary stuff,
avoid listing on the terminal. (The bed program prompts with a
`*').

To generate the source modules do the following:
Type: mcr>bed FILE.cor mcr>run bed
*6y *e FILE.cor
*7y Or: *6y
*1,7d *7y
*control-z *1,7d
*control-z


Note:
A task image of the BED program is supplied as well. It should run
with no difficulty. However, the objects and sources to rebuild it
are also supplied elsewhere on the tape. (If you are not running
11m 3.2 don't even bother with any of these patches). Note that
this task is build WITHOUT fcsres. If you wish to use this editor
for other work, I suggest that you rebuild it from the objects.

All modifications are in lower case (Dec stuff is almost always in
upper case). To find what was modified, you can use the bed
program as follows:

*osn !case sensitive and line numbering on
*g/[a-z]/p !print any line with lower case text


If you need to convert any of this to upper case do the following:

*os !case sensitive
*g/[a-z]/s/.*/&\u !find lower case lines- convert to upper