	Spring 1982 DECUS RSX Group 312 Collection

	This collection has several sets of entries:

	[312,11] through [312,20] - Various utilities from Richard
	Kirkman. Most notable are M+ versions of OPA and the BRUDIR
	program which gives, in ONE PASS, a very complete directory
	of a BRU tape.

	[312,315] - Glenn Everhart's latest stuff, including:

	* DDT22 -  A new release. Fixes some bugs, adds macros so you can
		automatically execute a set of commands at a breakpoint.
		The new version also supports the I and D space option of
		RSX11M+ V2.

	* DGTUNX - A general tape mover, read/write fixed record length
		files, and has new ability to read UNIX TAR format tapes.
		Note: the block factor may have to be changed to 1 for
		this to work reliably. BIGTPC bouncing an image mode
		copy off a virtual disk will do it...

	* BIGTPC - My latest version, has image mode copy support for
		moving around images of virtual disks. Also can copy
		disk to disk in container files. Can create pseudo-FLX
		tapes with disk images with block factors up to 72.

	[312,330] - A sort package from Glen Hoffing. Looks like the
		DEC SORT-11 but uses FCS, not RMS.
		[312,320] is an earlier version.

	[312,322] - Glenn Everhart's latest VE: driver. This is a rev
		to VD: that will work on M or M+ (V3.2 or V4 of M, or
		V1 or V2 of M+) which can be built to allow multiple
		files or devices or mixtures of them to logically be
		combined onto a single disk. Current source supports
		up to 8 files or device areas (by filename or by LBN
		and length) per virtual disk. The name is changed to
		VE: to permit it to coexist with the older VD: type disks.
		This allows you to have NONCONTIGUOUS VIRTUAL DISKS,
		or to pretend that 5 or 6 of your old RL01's and
		RK05's are really a big disk. Biggest contiguous space
		will still be the size of the real largest contiguous
		space (the driver invents some phony "bad" blocks),
		but your total volume will be able to be large.
		[312,327] is an extra copy.

	[312,331] - A PACMAN by Glen Hoffing. This game works on VT100's
		and does NOT require advanced video. Looks very like
		the arcade game PACMAN. Control C erases the screen.
		(It works OK on VAX too!) Several versions of the
		source are on the tape; the highest UIC is the latest
		and presumably best debugged. Earlier versions will allow
		higher scores supposedly and are supplied for the
		ego gratification of those who want to amaze their friends
		by appearing good at the game. Uses the 4,8,6, and 2 keys
		for controlling PACMAN's direction. The game even includes
		the fruits. Source is in RATFOR which may make it easy
		to convert to C.
		[312,321] and [312,325] are earlier versions.
