    9     ** TOOLS ** TOOLS ** TOOLS ** TOOLS ** TOOLS ** TOOLS      >     There is a new directory to collect engineer-written tools4     on EVMS.  It is pointed to by the system logical7     DEVTOOLS.  The directory DEVTOOLS:[TOOLS] contains       this memo in README.TXT.     ?     If you have some tools you'd like to share, please create a >     subdirectory for each tool in DEVTOOLS:[TOOLS].  The name :     of the subdirectory should indicate the nature of the (     tool that it contains.  For example:     /         $create/dir DEVTOOLS:[TOOLS.FORMAT_BUS]   @     In the new subdirectory, place a file called README.TXT that
     explains:      1         1) What the tool does, and how to use it. <         2) If you want to continue maintaining the tool, or :            if you want to approve any improvements made to            the tool.,         3) How to compile and link the tool.         C     Place the source code in the new subdirectory, and, optionally, -     any objects or images that may be useful.   B     At some point in the future, the HHG will contain an index to ;     the tools in DEVTOOLS:[TOOLS].  For now, a directory of 9     DEVTOOLS:[TOOLS] and the README.TXT files can be used      instead.  <     There are no restrictions on these directories - you do =     not have to maintain the tool, and the tool does not have ;     to work correctly or be approved.  The goal is to have  =     tools in a central location so that all VMS engineers can      find and use them.  >     Please send any questions or comments on the tools area to     JARETH::TOOLTIME. 