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          SRDCMD generates command lines which contain file names  selected
     by  SRD  (or PIP - see below).  For example, the following SRDCMD com-
     mand generates command lines to copy all files created  today  to  UIC
     [6,120];  the command lines are written to the file T.CMD:

     SRDCMD> *.*/DA COPY 'N'E [6,120]*.* >T

     The string 'N'E specifies that the name and  extension  of  each  file
     name be expanded at that point in the command line.  Version, UIC, and
     device information can also be placed anywhere in  the  command  line.
     For further information, see SRDCMD.DOC.

          The routine which gets file names from SRD is called  FNDFIL.FTN;
     if  for  some  reason SRDCMD doesn't work correctly (if your SRD has a
     different output file format from our SRD, for instance)  then  modify
     this file.  Another alternative is to build the version of SRD includ-
     ed on this tape, which is an enhanced and debugged  version.   If  you
     would  rather use PIP than SRD, there is a file called PIPFIL.RAT (and
     also PIPFIL.FTN) which contains the FNDFIL subroutine, but for PIP.

          SRDCMD is written almost entirely in Ratfiv;  the .FTN files  are
     included,  however  the Ratfiv compiler is also included on this tape,
     and should be very simple to build.  (See  README.1ST  on  the  Ratfiv
     compiler directory.)

     To build SRDCMD for IAS, say

     @IASBUILD

     To build SRDCMD for RSX-11M, say

     @RSXBUILD

     To build SRDCMD for IAS multi-user systems, use IASBUILD.CMD, but sub-
     stitute  the  object code produced by RUNSYMU.FTN for that produced by
     RUNSYSIAS.MAC in the file IAS.TKB.

     Send comments, problems, etc.  to:

            William Wood
            Computer Center
            Intstitute For Cancer Research
            7701 Burholme Ave.
            Philadelphia, PA. 19111
            (215) 728 2760



