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0                                                          Ref. E2
0                   VMNCP INSTALLATION  (Ref. E2)
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0                                               Version 1
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0                                               8 April 1982
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0                                               P M Girard
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0  1.  Introduction
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0       The software can be shipped on mag tape in a form ready to
        be  loaded  back into  a  CMS  system.   It  includes  all
        relevant source  code together  with some  EXEC procedures
        and MODULE files.
0       It is assumed that the recipient is running VM/SP and that
        the FORTRAN H Extended Plus compiler will be available.
0       The tape  is written  without labels  using the  CMS 'TAPE
        DUMP' command,  and  the normal VM/SP options  are assumed
        (e.g:  BLKSIZE 4096).   For convenience, the tape is split
        into a number of files separated by TAPE MARKs,  and there
        are two TAPE MARKs at the end.  A listing showing the tape
        layout is supplied with the tape.
0       Unless otherwise requested,   the tape is written  at 6250
        bpi.
-  2.  Virtual Machine Environment
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0       The installer should of course  first check that there are
        no files already on his 'A'  disk,  with the same names as
        files  on the  tape.    Such  files would  be  overwritten
        without warning.
0       If  the  installer's 'A'  disk  has  the equivalent  of  6
        cylinders or more of free space  on a 3350,  the installer
        can read the whole tape using the single command:
0       TAPE LOAD (EOT
0       To allow space for all the TEXT and LISTING files produced
        when the  whole of the code  is assembled or  compiled,  a
        further 6 cylinders should be allowed.
0       Files of  types ASSEMBLE and FSOURCE  are held on  the 'D'
        disk at RAL;   if this is different at the  new site,  the
        FORT EXEC procedure will need to be modified accordingly.
0       For information  on how to set  up the virtual  machine in
        which  VMNCP  is  to  be executed,   Ref.   E1  should  be
        consulted.
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-  3.  Tape Contents
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0       The tape contains the following files:
                 1) EXEC Procedures
                 2) VMNCP Assembly routines
                 3) DEFILOG source code
                 4) VMNCP FORTRAN code (plants un-resolved)
                 5) NCPINDEX source code
                 6) VM/SP Control Program mods (for LDSF)
                 7) NCPLOG source code
                 8) Miscellaneous
                 9) MODULE files (in case needed)
                10) NCPSTATS source code
                11) TABSIZE source code
                12) RAL Macros
-  4.  References
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0       E1) VMNCP Maintenance  (P M Girard)
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