Implementation Differences of CCL from Oxford's Release
			Updated for V3.2 RSX11M
 
    There area number of small but significant differences in the implementation
of CCL at KMS and Richard Kirkman's implementation at Oxford.  It is well to
consider these diferences before deciding on how to implement CCL.
 
1.  CCL as supplied by Richard Kirkman uses the PUTMCR directive (DRGCL.SLP,
    DRDSP.SLP).   These SLP files have not been updated for V3.2 . Rather
    the SPAWN directive has been used.  Users wishing to Use PUTMCR are
    as the saying goes "on ther own". The DRGCL.SLP and DRDSP.SLP files 
    must be obtained from the previous V3.1 release.
 
    As a working alternative, EDDRV(MCR driver) can be used to implement CCL.
    This is how we did it for V3.1.  It should work and was tested for about
    three days before CCL was converted to using the SPAWN directive.
 
    The command file to build CCL will currently build CCL using the SPAWN
    directive.  The command file instruct the user as to which modules to
    alternatevly use if either EDDRIVER or PUTMCR are to be used.  It is
    strongly reccomended that the SPAWN directive be used and incorporated
    as this is the only version which is currently being maintained and
    it is a better way of doing things.  
 
    CCL as supplied uses  EXIT WITH STATUS.  If for some strange reason
    you did not gen in EXST$S, and this directive failes, it will try
    use EXIT$S.
 
 
2.  The SLP files for MCR,  and IND have been edited to produce correct
    audit trails and introductory information.  Each file operates correctly
    as SLP @commandfile. The supplied modifications to IND require the SPAWN
    directive.
 
3.  INS is now built only as part of ACNTGEN.  By default it will build with
    the /PRM= switch.  Optionally it may be built to include run privlege
    allocation by defining R$$PRV in RSXMC.MAC.
 
4.  If INS does not encounter a trailing quote(") when parsing a command
    with a /PRM="text", a syntax error message is displayed.  If someone
    has some free time, it would be rather easy to add a specific error
    message for this situation.
 
5.  The module MGCML.MAC produced by the SLP correction file was renamed
    to INDMGCML.MAC and placed in IND.OLB. This requires one to use the 
    supplied ODL file.  I would not reccomend replacing the MCR MGCML.MAC 
    this new one, but if anyone has done so, I would appreciate hearing about
    the effects of so doing.