Cornell University Submissions
		[351,40] to [351,43]
		Coordinated by: Dennis P. Costello
				National Submicron Facility
				G02 Knight Lab
				Cornell University
				Ithaca, NY 14853

				607-256-2329

CADNET - Author: Dennis P. Costello (in [351,43])

	CADNET is a terminal-to-terminal file transfer program which moves
files between VMS and/or RSX systems. It is not as good as Kermit, in the 
following ways:

- no error checking (other than checking the number of characters that come
	over the cable)
- no virtual terminal support (no remote login)
- sending is only by executing a command for every file, receiving is only by
	a receive server (which must be started up from a terminal connected 
	locally to the remote system)
- limitations on file type and record length (variable length records only up 
	to 132 bytes, fixed length up to 512). CADnet does support transfer of 
	source, object, task, and library files.

	CADnet's only claim to fame is that it works on systems where Kermit 
won't; in particular, it will work on RSX Baseline 22 (Version 3.2) systems, 
with the half-duplex terminal driver. It does require the Read with Prompt 
(IO.RPR) support in the driver. Note that this means it will work on Applicon 
860 systems (in fact, it was written for that purpose).

	These tasks have also been run on VMS V3.5 and RSX V4.0 systems. They 
have not been tested on VMS V4.0, and I have no idea whether they will work in 
that environment or not.

	They refer to device MD0:, which is the terminal line over which they
should communicate. I had an ASSIGN/GLOBAL in my SYSVMR.CMD for this line. The
following is the list of terminal characteristics I use. 

(RSX)	Slave, 9600 Baud, Lower, Buf=132., Echo, Norpa, Nohht, Nocrt

(VMS) Terminal: _TTA2:          Device_Type: Unknown       Owner: No Owner

   Input:   9600      LFfill:  0      Width:  80      Parity: None
   Output:  9600      CRfill:  0      Page:   24

Terminal Characteristics:
   Passall           No Echo           Type_ahead        No Escape
   No Hostsync       TTsync            Lowercase         No Tab
   Wrap              Scope             No Remote         No Holdscreen
   Eightbit          No Broadcast      No Readsync       No Form
   Fulldup           No Modem          No Local_echo     Autobaud
   No Hangup         No Brdcstmbx      No DMA            No Altypeahd
   Set_speed         No ANSI_CRT       No Regis          No Block_mode
   No Advanced_video No Edit_mode      No DEC_CRT

	CADnet seems to prefer to work on idle systems. If either end is
loaded, they have a tendency to hang, though they have not yet hung the system
itself. 

	The command syntax is:

	ins $recrem
	ins $xmtrem
	run receiv		{on the receiving system}
	xmt name=name		{ASCII files on RSX}
	xmt name=name/im:512.	{image files on RSX, eg, Tasks, .olb}
	abo receiv		{on the receiving system, to kill RECEIV}

Accounting - Author:	Steve Thompson	(in [351,41])
			Dept of Chemical Engineering
			254 Olin Hall
			Cornell University
			Ithaca, NY 14853

	This package provides month-end billing reportsfor RSX11-M. It will 
almost certainly not work for M+, in addition to being silly in that 
environment, since there is already some accounting available there. 
Charges are levied for many different resources such as CPU time, connect
time, disk space, QIO's issued, lines printed, etc. See the README.1ST for
more information. 

Accounting - Author:	Steve Thompson
			Dept of Chemical Engineering
			254 Olin Hall
			Cornell University
			Ithaca, NY 14853

	The batch system is in [351,42].

	This package provides a complete batch system for RSX11-M. There is a 
Virtual Terminal driver, a multi-stream job scheduler, a means for supplying 
input to a user program from the batch command file, etc. See the README.1ST
for more information.