PSZ allows for the easy creation/removal of COMMON partitions.
It is especially useful on RSX11M systems used for program development;
where testing different applications requires frequent shuffling of
common partitions in and out of memory.

PSZ will create a COMMON partition in the smallest memory hole in which
the partition will fit; if there is no such hole, it will attempt to
shrink GEN and put the common on top of GEN. When a partition is
removed, PSZ makes GEN as large as it can.

PSZ can also be used to change the size of existing partitions, in a
variety of ways (see PSZ.HLP).

PSZ has been tested extensively under versions 3.2 and 4.0 of RSX11M.

This version of PSZ is presented by
RGTI Systems Software
1 Penn Plaza, rm. 4310
NY, NY 10001
(attn: Ross Amann, 212-695-5001)
This is a heavily modified version of the PSZ on the fall 81 RSX SIGtape
under UIC [300,125] (by Rodger S. Miles)