RCA FALL 1985 Collection


This tree contains the AnalytiCalc spreadsheet current as of
Dec. 2, 1985 for both PDP11 and VAX. The .OLB files are present
to facilitate use on VAX sites without Fortran compilers.
	To build from objects look in [.PCCOBJ]*.BLD for
instructions.
	To build from source, I recommend using the procedure
[.PCCUNV]PCCMAKIVD.COM  if you have DTR-32, or
[.PCCUNV]PCCMAKIV.COM if you DON'T have DTR-32.

The documents and the older VAX version (with a FEW very minor
bug fixes) are in [.PCCVDOC].

	The [312,371] subdirectory contains both PDP11 and VAX
versions with all functionality. This release adds line fitting,
FFT, and weekday arithmetic, plus a project scheduler and a
set of utilities for accesssing DIF files and some other utility
odds and ends. The extras can be used for data management and
database access. Also supported is a bidirectional interface between
AnalytiCalc and DTR-32 and an address space of 32000 rows and 32000
columns. (!) A couple of major speed enhancements are added here too.
	In using, BE SURE to copy [.PCCUNV.AUXKPD]*.* somewhere and
assign it as DK: so that the auxiliary keypad keys will work as
specified!!! Also be sure to SET TERM /NOLINE in VMS V4.x before
using or the arrow keys won't work right.
	The [.DTCVAX] subdirectory has Charles Garman's version
of Desktop Calendar for the VAX. It has numerous useful and handy
features and deserves a look.
	The [312,345] directory has the manuals and the older VAX
version of AnalytiCalc. It works (even a bit better than the spring '85
one did) but is less capable and slightly slower than the new one,
so I discourage its use.
	The [.PCCOBJ] directory is the .OLB files for AnalytiCalc.
Note that if you build the normal VMS AnalytiCalc and you DON'T
have DTR-32 you need to replace DTRIF.OBJ into PCCX.OLB and then
extract everything and link. Read the instructions in *.BLD in that
directory. Please.
	The [312,315] directory is short and has a couple DL11
comm drivers for RSX11S (one send, one receive) and an update to
Window (very minor). Only sources are supplied. A version of Window
to use the PTY driver is in the works but not far enough along to
supply this time around. It will support up to 10 VT100 type windows.
ALSO present is ASSDEV.MAC, an edit to the FCS module in VAX RSX V2
that does assign lun. This is a work-around of a VAX/RSX problem that
causes VAX/RSX to crash one's images if an assign LUN to LUN 0
occurs. It fakes out the assign to LUN 0 so the images work
correctly. A very slightly updated LST (multicol lister) is provided
also with an .EXE that will work on VMS V4.2 again.

			Glenn Everhart