A This version compiled and linked by Ed Groth, 8-Aug-1994, VMS/VAX 6 V5.5-2 and VMS/AXP V1.5.   <GROTH@PUPGG.PRINCETON.EDU>   Changes made to support AXP:  = Macro routine FIND_FIRST.MAR replaced with equivalent FORTRAN : routine STR_FFS.FOR.  Commons in FILCOM.INC and TOPICS.INCA rearranged to make AXP compiler happy about alignment. In PRSFIL, @ confirmed=.false. was added to the branch that exits the program9 (the AXP compiler issued a warning about an uninitialized A variable, since a function was being exited without a value being < set. Since the program was exiting at this point, it made no) difference to the logic of the program!).   > Module PRSCOM.FOR was modified to enable prompting for missing parameters as follows:  5 Reference to Cli$present('Remaining') commented out - 9 couldn't figure out what it does - and with other changes ; caused entity (remaining) not found in command table errors < and sure enough, there's no remaining in the command tables.  @ Added lib$get_input and prompt string arguments to cli$dcl_parse3 call, so program will prompt for missing arguments.   < Fixed bug in init_cli1 routine, where replacement of foreign: command by command verb failed to blank the last character< of the foreign command in the event no parameters/qualifiers; were given (this last character was then interpreted as the  library file name).     - compile.com and link.com were done away with.   ? build.com was modified to compile and link on both VAX and AXP.   > If you want to do the whole smear (requires FORTRAN compiler),? say @BUILD.  If you only want to link the existing objects, say ? @BUILD LINK.  Objects and executables are supplied for both AXP  and VAX.  / The executables are named LIBSEARCH_AXP.EXE and A LIBSEARCH_VAX.EXE. To use, define the appropriate foreign command   9 $ libsearch :== $device:[directory]libsearch_axp	!for AXP    or    9 $ libsearch :== $device:[directory]libsearch_vax	!for VAX   = or you can edit libsearch.cld to point to the location of the : appropriate executable and place in your (or the system's) command tables.   = The remainder of this file refers to Libsearch before the AXP ! port (but should still be read!).           H This version was compiled by Hunter Goatley.  The provided .EXE file was+ linked under VMS v5.1 on  9-DEC-1992 19:12. K --------------------------------------------------------------------------- J LIBSEARCH is a program which does just about everything the SEARCH commandI does, but for libraries. LIBSEARCH has a number of uses particular to its ' abilities to search libraries, such as:   A Finding which HELP subject contains info on the keyword you want; 0 Finding which macro defines the symbol you want;L Finding which Include module from FORSYSDEF.TLB contains the definitions you want;  Poking around in general.   G To build LIBSEARCH, after unpacking the files into their own directory:    $ @BUILD  P Then copy LIBSEARCH.EXE to where you keep these things, and modify LIBSEARCH.CLDN appropriately. It takes about 1.5 minutes CPU to build LIBSEARCH on a microvax II.   M You can invoke LIBSEARCH two ways - via a foreign symbol, or as a defined DCL H command. If you use the foreign symbol approach, LIBSEARCH cannot prompt9 for missing parameters. To use as a foreign command, type   * $ LIBSEARCH :== $device:[dir]LIBSEARCH.EXE  2 where device:[dir] is where you put LIBSEARCH.EXE.    To use as a defined DCL command:  A Either make LIBSEARCH.CLD available to all, so that they can type   " SET COMMAND dev:[dir]LIBSEARCH.CLD  " or modify your system dcl tables :  N SET COMMAND/TAB=SYS$SHARE:DCLTABLES/OUT=SYS$COMMON:[SYSLIB]DCLTABLES libsearch# INSTALL REPLACE SYS$SHARE:DCLTABLES   ; Modify the help if necessary, and add to your help library.   	 All done!   / Please report bugs, etc. to K.Ashley@ulcc.ac.uk 