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.