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You are looking at PD6:<UNIX-C>000-MASTER-INDEX.TXT, last updated 23-APR-92.

This file is the master index to the UNIX-SW repository.  It lists each
directory in the repository, and gives a brief description of the types of
files that directory contains.  Underneath each directory, a list of the
files in that directory is given, with a brief description of what that file
contains and who contributed it.

Also see the files 000-INDEX.TXT in each subdirectory, which contain the
identical information, but just for that directory.

The obligatory cover-our-behinds statement:
-------------------------------------------
All the software in the UNIX-SW repository is provided AS IS with NO
WARRANTY.  We cannot guarantee that it is good for any particular purpose, or
even that it works.

I make an attempt to examine the software submitted to me to at least make
sure it doesn't contain Trojan horses and what-have-you, and the moderator of
comp.sources.unix, where a lot of this stuff comes from, also does this.
But, as with all free software written by strangers, MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT
YOU'RE INSTALLING BEFORE YOU INSTALL IT!

Blech, now that's out of the way.
-------------------------------------------

The directories in the UNIX-SW repository are:
----------------------------------------------
ARC-PROGS          BENCHMARKS         CALENDARS          CKERMIT
CPM                DATABASE           DIR-MGMT           EDITORS
FILE-MGMT          GNU                GRAPHICS           INFO
KERNEL             LANGUAGES          MACINTOSH          MAIL
NETWORKS           POSTSCRIPT         PRINTERS           SYSADMIN
TAPES              TELECOM            TEXTPROC           USENET
UTILS              WINDOWS            XYZMODEM

File Formats
------------
Everything stored in this repository is stored either as a single text file
(in the case of short C programs, etc.) or as a compressed "tar" file.  A
compressed "tar" file will have ".TAR-Z" as its file type.  Compressed files
should be copied to your system using "tenex" mode with FTP, and placed in a
file whose name ends with ".Z".  If you do not have "compress", you can find
it in PD6:<UNIX-C.FILE-MGMT>COMPRESS.TAR.  It is also distributed in
/usr/src/new on the 4.3BSD tape.

Some extremely large files have been split into pieces of about 750 kbytes
each.  These files have names like SOMETHING.TAR-Z1, SOMETHING.TAR-Z2, etc.
To get these files, get all the pieces, concatenate them together, and then
run uncompress.

The rest of the files, ".TXT", ".C", ".BUG", ".PATCH", etc. are all stored
as plain old files with no particular format imposed on them.  Transfer
these files in "ascii" mode with FTP.

Files whose names begin with "000-" (to sort to the top of a directory
listing) are things placed there by me for your information, not part of the
repository.  Most of these are in the top-level PD6:<UNIX-C> directory, but
you may find a few scattered around in other directories (such as
000-INDEX.TXT) as they are needed.

Other Notes
-----------
When transferring compressed files, you MUST tell FTP to "type l 8" or "type
tenex".  DO NOT use "type image" or "type binary", you will get garbage.
All other files may be transferred using "type ascii", the default.  For
more information on FTPing files, see the file 000-INTRO-UNIX-SW.TXT in
the top-level directory.

The "Contributor" fields are somewhat misleading.  This is the name of the
person who *sent* the contribution, not necessarily the author of the
software.  In many cases, the version stored here is an improvement on what
the original author submitted, although improvements are not taken "just for
the sake of having them", they have to do something worthwhile.  The theory
is that the author knows his code better than others, so his is probably the
best version to have if just trivial changes are being made.

If you find mistakes in this listing, or if you don't see something that you
feel should be in the repository, please contact me.  Even if you don't have
the source for something you think should be here, send me some mail, I may
know where to get it if it's something that's distributed or in another
repository.

If you find bugs in one of the programs here, by all means send me the fixes
("diff -c" is best, since you can feed it to "patch") and I will make them
available to the rest of the folks.

Finally, suggestions and comments are always welcome.

John Pliler
UNIX-SW Coordinator
[e-mail], [e-mail]

PD6:<UNIX-C.ARC-PROGS>
    ARC is an archive/library utility developed by System Enhancement
    Associates which maintains compressed archives of files and
    directories.  It uses various methods of compressing files,
    depending on which will produce the smallest result for each
    file.  This directory contains source code for programs that
    implement ARC.

    ARC.TAR-Z
        A version of ARC which runs under Berkeley UNIX, SunOS, Apollo
        Domain/IX, and IBM MVS.  Contains patches to make it run under
        System V.  I'm not sure if this is a derivative of one of the
        other ARC's in this directory or not, but it's newer...
        Contributor: Howard Chu <[e-mail]>
    ARC-BLURB.TXT
        A quick blurb about ARC, where to order disks and manuals.
    ARC-DOC.TXT
        The ARC manual.
    ARC-SYS5.TAR-Z
        A version of ARC for System V.  Includes patches to make it run
        under 4.xBSD.
        Contributor: C. R. Seaman <[e-mail]>
    ARCSRC.TAR-Z
        The official version of ARC for UNIX.
        Contributor: Howard Chu <UMich>
    BOOZ.TAR-Z
        A program written in very portable C to extract ZOO-format archives.
        Useful when you have to get one to a system for which a normal ZOO
        program is not available.
        Contributor: Rahul Dhesi <[e-mail]>
    ZIP.TAR-Z
        File compression and archive tool.  Compatible with PKZIP (Phil
        Katz ZIP) for MSDOS systems.
        Contributor:  Mark Adler <[e-mail]>
    ZOO.TAR-Z
        An archival program which supplies most of the functionality of
        the "tar" and "cpio" programs.  Runs under a number of operating
        systems.  Version 2.10.
    ZOO-USERMAN.TAR-Z
        An enhanced user manual for ZOO 2.01.  In nroff/troff source format.
        Contributor: Rahul Dhesi <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.BENCHMARKS>
    Programs for benchmarking UNIX systems and other computers.

    BENCHMARKS.TAR-Z
        A big collection of benchmarks, including Dhrystone, Iocall,
        the BYTE benchmarks, and others.
        Contributor: Rick Richardson <[e-mail]>
    BYTE-BENCH.TAR-Z
        The Byte benchmarks for measuring the performance of UNIX systems.
        Contributor: Ben Smith <[e-mail]>
    DHAMP.C
        The Dhampstone benchmarks from Computer Language magazine.
        Contributor: David J. Camp <[e-mail]>
    DHRYSTONE.C
        Version C/1 of the Dhrystone benchmark.  Original author: Reinhold
        P. Weicker, CACM Vol. 27 No. 10, Oct. 1984, p. 1013.  Translated
        from Ada by Rick Richardson.
        Contributor: Rick Richardson <[e-mail]>
    IOCALL.C
        A benchmark which fills the deficiencies in Dhrystone.  This
        one benchmarks I/O performance (disk and buffer cache independent)
        and benchmarks O/S performance.
        Contributor: Jan Stubbs <[e-mail]>
    MISC-BENCH.TAR-Z
        Assorted benchmarks.  Inclues Dhrystone, Iofile, and others.
        Contributor: David Kirschbaum <[e-mail]>
    MUSBUS.TAR-Z
        The Monash University Benchmark, V5.0.  Attempts to benchmark UNIX
        systems by providing simulated general or application-specific
        workloads to evaluate multi-user performance.
        Contributor: Ken McDonell <[e-mail]>
    NFSSTONE.TAR-Z
        The "nfsstone" benchmark for benchmarking the performance of NFS
        servers.  This is the one described by Barry Shein at the 1989
        Summer USENIX conference in Baltimore.
        Contributor: Barry Shein <[e-mail]>
    NHFSSTONE.TAR-Z
        The Nhfsstone (yes, there's an "h" in it) benchmark for benchamrking
        the performance of NFS servers.  This is NOT the benchmark described
        by Barry Shein at the 1989 Summer USENIX conference in Baltimore.
        Contributor: Legato Systems, Inc. <[e-mail]>
    PLUM.TAR-Z
        A set of benchmarks to provide information about common C
        operations.  From Plum-Hall.
        Contributor: Eric S. Raymond <[e-mail]>
    TBENCH.TAR-Z
        A set of benchmarks for testing the performance of UNIX tty
        subsystems under load.
        Contributor: Gene H. Olson <[e-mail]>
    TTCP.TAR-Z
        A TCP benchmark which is more accurate than the typical "blast"
        becnhmarks.  Utilizes a sender and receiver, and transfers data.
        Works under 4.1c, 4.2, 4.3BSD, and System V systems with BSD
        socket libraries.
        Contributor: Mike Muuss <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.CALENDARS>
    Programs for producing calendars, converting to and from various date
    formats, reminder services, etc.

    CAL-GEN.TAR-Z
        A program to generate calendars.  Works on 4.xBSD, should work on
        System V with little difficulty.
        Contributor: David H. Brierley <[e-mail]>
    CALCDATE.C
        Calculate a target date given a starting date and an offset in days,
        or calculate the difference in days between two given dates.
        Contributor: Gordon A. Runkle <[e-mail]>
    CALEN.TAR-Z
        A program to generate full line printer page calendars.  Includes
        tiny calendars of previous and next month, etc.
        Contributor: Andrew W. Rogers <[e-mail]>
    CALEND.TAR-Z
        A public domain implementation of the UNIX "cal" program.
        Contributor: Martin Minow <[e-mail]>
    CALEND-REMIND.TAR-Z
        A souped-up implementation of the UNIX "calendar" program which can
        be used to remind yourself of upcoming events.
        Contributor: Bruce Israel <[e-mail]>
    DATE.TAR-Z
        Output date in English or French using a format string similar to
        that used by "printf".
        Contributor: Andre Didelot <[e-mail]>
    DATE-PLUS.TAR-Z
        A program which accepts arguments like "+2 hours" and prints the
        corresponding date.  Oodles of options.
        Contributor: Robert O. Domitz <[e-mail]>
    GREGORIAN.TAR-Z
        A program to complete partial date information and handle Gregorian
        and Julian dates.
        Contributor: W. M. McKeeman <[e-mail]>
    JDAY-JDATE.C
        Programs to manipulate Julian dates.  Translated from Collected
        Algorithms of the CACM.
        Contributor: Nat Howard <[e-mail]>
    MONTH1.TAR-Z
        A screen-oriented monthly calendar and event browser.
        Contributor: Tim Stoehr <[e-mail]>
    MONTH2.TAR-Z
        A modified version of the "month" program.  Distributed as patches
        to the code in MONTH1.TAR-Z.
        Contributor: Scott Turner <[e-mail]>
    MONTH3.TAR-Z
        Still another version of the month program.
        Contributor: Michael Morrell <[e-mail]>
    PCAL1.TAR-Z
        A program to produce a calendar, one month per page.
        Contributor: Troy Saville <[e-mail]>
    PCAL2.TAR-Z
        A program to print PostScript calendars for any month and year.
        Has facilities for printing text in specific days (for marking
        holidays, etc.).  It's a little System-V flavored (getopt, etc.)
        but should be easy to port.
        Contributor: Ken Keirnan <[e-mail]>
    RDATE.TAR-Z
        A program to request the time and date from another machine via
        TCP/IP.  It uses the protocol described in RFC 868.
        Contributor: Lee Moore <[e-mail]>
    WEEKDAY.TAR-Z
        Prints out the day of week, Julian day, week of year, etc. given
        a date.
        Contributor: Marcel Mol <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.CKERMIT>
    The source code for the latest version of C-Kermit from Columbia Univ.
    For other versions of Kermit, FTP to the host CU20B.COLUMBIA.EDU.

    CKERMIT.TAR-Z[1-2]
        The source for C-Kermit.

PD6:<UNIX-C.CPM>
    Utilities for moving data between CP/M and UNIX systems.  See also the
    SIMTEL20 CP/M archives for more CP/M software.

    AUTOFTP1.TAR-Z
        A shell script to automatically FTP sources from the SIMTEL20
        archives.
        Contributor: Dave Towson <[e-mail]>
    COMHEX.TAR-Z
        A program to convert from CP/M .COM file format to Intel .HEX
        file format.
        Contributor: Robert S. Broughton
    CPMFLOPPY.TAR-Z
        A program to read and write CP/M 8-inch floppy disks on a VAX-11/780
        floppy disk drive.
        Contributor: Helge Skrivervik <[e-mail]>
    CPMUNIX.TAR-Z
        A program to convert CP/M text files to UNIX text files.
        Contributor: Andy Crump
    CRCK.TAR-Z
        A program to compute CRC checksums and CP/M sector counts on files.
        Contributor: Ben Goldfarb <[e-mail]>
    CRIFY.TAR-Z
        A program that converts LF to CR-LF.
        Contributor: Ben Goldfarb <[e-mail]>
    DIR11.C
        A program to list UNIX directories like CP/M's DIR command.
        Contributor: Richard Conn <[e-mail]>
    HEXIFY.C
        Convert files to Intel HEX format.
        Contributor: unknown
    LAR.C
        Mantain LU format library files.
        Contributor: Stephen C. Hemminger <[e-mail]>
    LDIR-LTYPE.TAR-Z
        Display directories and types of files in LU archive files.
        Contributor: Bill Swann <[e-mail]>
    LOAD.C
        Convert a .HEX format file to a .COM format file.
        Contributor: unknown
    MOT2INTEL.TAR-Z
        A program to convert Motoroal S-records to Intel hex.
        Contributor: Rb. B. Hoffman
    SQUEEZE.TAR-Z
        The "squeeze" and "unsqueeze" programs for UNIX.  Compress data
        with Miller-Wegman encoding.  Version 1.71.
        Contributor: Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>
    UNCRUNCH.C
        An "uncrunch" program compatible with Z-80 CP/M CRUNCH 2.3.
        Contributor: Frank Prindle
    UNDOS.TAR-Z
        Programs to convert between ASCII file format and CP/M, DOS, or
        Macintosh file formats.
        Contributor: unknown
    UNIXCPM.TAR-Z
        Convert UNIX text files to CP/M text files.  The inverse of
        CPMUNIX.TAR-Z.
        Contributor: Andy Crump
    UNLOAD.C
        Convert a .COM format file to a .HEX format file.
        Contributor: unknown
    XASM.TAR-Z
        A CP/M cross assembler.
        Contributor: David A. Klotzbach <[e-mail]>
    XSQ.TAR-Z
        A "squeeze", "unsqueeze", "type-squeeze" program.
        Contributor: Richard Greenlaw

PD6:<UNIX-C.DATABASE>
    Tools for working with databases; both commercial packages and otherwise.

    CARDFILE.TAR-Z
        A simple screen-oriented database manager, with rudimentary file
        formatting and printing capabilities.  Useful for things like library
        catalogs, etc.  The metaphor is a stack of index cards.  Requires
        System V terminfo.
        Contributor: Dave Lampe <[e-mail]>
    INDEX.TAR-Z
        A program to maintain multiple databases of textual information,
        such as book lists, address lists, album lists, etc.  Provides
        interactive editing of information, regular expression search
        functions, and output filtering capability.  Uses Berkeley
        curses, but should be trivial to port to System V.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    UNIFY-ACCELL.TAR-Z
        Allows you to access UNIFY Text (and Binary) fields within the
        Accell environment.  Includes a hacked micro-GNU EMACS which
        presents a very Accell-like interface.
        Contributor: Mark Hargrove <[e-mail]>
    UNIFY-SCREEN.TAR-Z
        Screen interface to UNIFY using System V curses; small tweaks will
        be needed to make it run on BSD systems.
        Contributor: Brandon S. Allbery <[e-mail]>
    UNIFY-SELECTIONPP.TAR-Z
        A preprocessor for C programs to make coding UNIFY accesses simpler
        than the interface provided by "upp".
        Contributor: Brandon S. Allbery <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.DIR-MGMT>
    Programs to handle manipulating directories, modes of directories,
    listing directories, browsing directories, etc.  See also the
    directory PD6:<UNIX-C.FILE-MGMT>.

    ACCESS.TAR-Z
        A program which interprets file permissions.  It interprets them
        through the whole path and tells you in the end just exactly who
        can read, write, and execute the named file.  Described in Winter
        '85 USENIX Proceedings.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    CD-KORN.KSH
        Change-directory routines for the Korn shell to emulate the C-shell
        directory stack.
        Contributor: C. Bamford <[e-mail]>
    CHD.TAR-Z
        A directory browser with EMACS-style file name completion.
        Contributor: Marc Majka <[e-mail]>
    CLS.TAR-Z
        A "compressed ls" which prints long file names differently so that
        they don't alter the columnar format as they do with Berkeley "ls".
        Contributor: Jerry Peek <[e-mail]>
    CRC-CHECK.TAR-Z
        Programs to checksum files for detecting data corruption, etc.
        Contributor: Jon Zeeff <[e-mail]>
    DIR.TAR-Z
        A two-column directory listing program.  Runs under Berkeley UNIX
        and System V.
        Contributor: Ferd Brundick <[e-mail]>
    DT.TAR-Z
        Another program to recursively descend a directory tree and display
        it graphically.
        Contributor: Michael A. Petonic <[e-mail]>
    DTREE.TAR-Z
        A program to display directory hierarchy trees.
        Contributor: David J. MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
    ILS.TAR-Z
        Interactive ls and browser.
        Contributor:  Jack Alexander <[e-mail]>
    LC.TAR-Z
        A public-domain "ls"-type program.
        Contributor: Guy Middleton <[e-mail]>
    LSARCHIVE.TAR-Z
        Produces a recursive listing of a directory tree, similar to
        "ls -lR" but with differences.  This one shows complete file name
        (full directory path), mode of file, number of links, and owner.
        The date is presented in the format yy/mm/dd hh:mm and is at the
        beginning of each line.  Extremely useful for archive (UUCP) sites.
        Needs ANSI compiler.
        Contributor:  Kent Landfield <[e-mail]>
    LSDIR.TAR-Z
        List only the directories contained in the current directory.
        Contributor: unknown
    NMKDIR.C
        A program like "mkdir", except given the path "a/b/c", it will
        create any missing directories in the path.  A recursive mkdir
        in other words.
        Contributor: Robert Rother <[e-mail]>
    SETD.TAR-Z
        Set directory and mark utilities.  Version 1.7.
        Contributor:  Sunil Savkar <[e-mail]>
    SLS.TAR-Z
        Sls is a program designed to overcome the limitations of the
        standard UNIX ls(1) program, providing a more consistent
        interface to file inode information.  It is particularly
        designed for use by shell scripts to make obtaining
        information about files easier.  It uses printf(3)-style format
        strings to control the sorting and output of file information.
        Contributor: Rich Baughman <[e-mail]>
    VDD.TAR-Z
        Yet another visual directory tree browser.  Version 1.0.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    VTREE.TAR-Z
        Another program to display a directory tree graphically.
        Contributor: Jonathan Bayer <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.EDITORS>
    Text editors.  GNU EMACS is stored in PD6:<UNIX-C.GNU>.

    CRISP.TAR-Z
        A clone of the BRIEF editor which runs under UNIX and VMS.
        Version 1.9.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    E.TAR-Z
        A front end for "vi" which maintains a history of previously edited
        files, allows fast lookup and editing of files in other directories,
        allows inheritance of .exrc files, etc.  Release 1.3.
        Contributor: Terry Jones <[e-mail]>
    EMACS-VT100KEYS.TAR-Z
        Key bindings for VT100-style keyboards.  Requires UNIPRESS (Gosling)
        EMACS Version 2.
        Contributor: Bill McKeeman <[e-mail]>
    JOVE.TAR-Z
        The JOVE (Jonathan's Own Version of EMACS) text editor, version 4.9.
        This is an EMACS editor without the Lisp interpreter.  It is very
        close to ITS and TOPS-20 EMACS.  It runs on PDP-11's under V7 and
        2.xBSD; almost anything under 4.xBSD, System V, and MS-DOS.  There
        is also code to make it run on a Macintosh with menus and the whole
        deal.  This version is *newer* than the one on the 4.3BSD distribution.
        Contributor: Jonathan Payne <[e-mail]>
    MG2A.TAR-Z, MG2A-DOS.TAR-Z
        An EMACS-like editor which runs on several micro computers (Amiga,
        Atari, MS-DOS, etc.) as well as under UNIX.  Smaller than Micro
        EMACS.
        Contributor: Bob Larson <[e-mail]>
    REFORM.TAR-Z
        WordStar-Style reformatting filter from UNIX/World, November 1985.
        Simulates the WordStar ^B command.
        Contributor: Theo Pozzy <[e-mail]>
    RSED.TAR-Z
        A simple text editor originally used for editing mail messages.
        Puts the whole file into an in-core linked list; no temp files.
        Contributor: Doug Davis <[e-mail]>
    SCAME.TAR-Z
        Yet another EMACS clone; this one is supposed to look like TOPS-20
        EMACS and AMIS on TOPS-10 and VMS.
        Contributor: Leif Samuelsson <[e-mail]>
    SE.TAR-Z
        The Georgia Tech "se" screen editor.  Works on 4.xBSD and System V;
        understands window size changes in 4.3BSD and the UNIX-PC.
        Contributor: Arnold D. Robbins <[e-mail]>
    STEVIE.TAR-Z
        A "vi" clone, Stevie. Runs on System V and MS-DOS, as least.
        Version 3.69a.
        Contributor: Dave Tutelman <[e-mail]>
    TECO.TAR-Z
        An implementation of TECO for Berkeley UNIX.  Note that the TECO
        here is basically like DEC Standard TECO.  Does not use termcap
        or curses.
        Contributor Matt Fichtenbaum <[e-mail]>
    TVX.TAR-Z
        A full screen editor from the U. of New Mexico.  Portable to 4.xBSD,
        PC-DOS, MS-DOS, CP/M-80, and the Atari ST.
        Contributor: Bruce Wampler <[e-mail]>
    UEMACS-AMIGA.SRC-Z
        Micro Emacs for the Commodore Amiga computer.  Supports multiple
        windows and one keyboard macro.  This is not a shar file, you have
        to separate the files by hand.  Ick.
        Contributor: George Jones <[e-mail]>
    UEMACS38B.TAR-Z
        Micro Emacs version 3.8b.  An EMACS editor for microcomputers.
        Contributor: Daniel Lawrence <[e-mail]>
    UZAP.TAR-Z
        An editor for binary files.
        Contributor: Robert Silvers <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.FILE-MGMT>
    Programs to handle manipulating files, modes of files, compressing
    files, and so on.  See also PD6:<UNIX-C.DIR-MGMT>, PD6:<UNIX-C.EDITORS>.

    AGEF.TAR-Z
        Show disk usage of file sizes and counts, sorted by file age.
        Contributor: David S. Hayes <[e-mail]>
    ATHENA-RM.TAR-Z
        The MIT Project Athena solution to the "safe rm" problem.  Provides
        the programs "delete", "undelete", "expunge", "purge", and "lsdel",
        much like TOPS-20.  Patchlevel 10.
        Contributor: Jonathan I. Kamens <[e-mail]>
    BED.TAR-Z
        A program to edit binary files by converting to hex, running "vi",
        and converting back to binary.
        Contributor: Stephen J. Muir <[e-mail]>
    BODY.TAR-Z
        A program to print the body of a file, the part that "head" and
        "tail" miss.
        Contributor: Marty Fouts <[e-mail]>
    BPATCH.TAR-Z
        A program to patch binary files.  Dumps or edits files by showing
        256-byte records side by side in hex and ASCII.  Runs under 4.3BSD
        and System V.
        Contributor: John Rupley <rupley![e-mail]>
    BPE.TAR-Z
        A different program to patch binary files.  Uses curses library.
        No documentation.
        Contributor: Andreas Pleschutznig <[e-mail]>
    BRIK.TAR-Z
        A general-purpose text and binary cyclic redundancy check (CRC)
        program.  Works under MS-DOS Turbo-C, System V Release 2,
        4.3BSD, and VMS.  Version 2.0
        Contributor: Rahul Dhesi <[e-mail]>
    BROWSE.TAR-Z
        A screen-oriented directory browser based on the metaphor of using
        "vi" to edit an "ls -l" listing.
        Contributor: Peter Da Silva <[e-mail]>
    BRWSR.TAR-Z
        A program to build inverted indices of files and another one to
        allow browsing through the file by context.  For example, you
        could ask for "UNIX", see all the contexts in which "UNIX" is
        used in the file, and then could go to a specific place and
        view the whole text.
        Contributor: Mark Zimmerman <[e-mail]>
    BSPLIT.TAR-Z
        A program to split binary files into manageable chunks.  Similar
        to the UNIX "split" utility.
        Contributor: Peter Knoppers <[e-mail]>
    CACM-DIFF.TAR-Z
        The "diff" program from the July 1989 CACM.
        Contributor: Donald Lindsay <[e-mail]>
    CAPP.TAR-Z
        A cut and paste processor inspired by the M4 divert and undivert
        macros.
        Contributor: Ozan Yigit <[e-mail]>
    CHECKLINK.TAR-Z
        A program which walks through a directory tree and prints out the
        names of unresolved symbolic links.  Berkeley UNIX only.
        Contributor: Jason Venner <[e-mail]>
    CHOP.TAR-Z
        Extract selected fields or columns of text lines and write
        to standard output.
        Contributor: George Sicherman <[e-mail]>
    CHTIM.TAR-Z
        A program to change file modify and access times.  Has facilities
        for recursing through directories and producing a shell script
        to restore file times using "chtim".
        Contributor: Don Gworek <[e-mail]>
    CODA.TAR-Z
        The Code Distribution Aide.  Keeps source distributions current across
        a set of machines.  Replaces ad-hoc collections of rdist and tar and
        stuff.  Runs under BSD, VMS, AT&T 3b2 & 6386, Xenix, and (soon) MS-DOS.
        Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
    COMBINE.TAR-Z
        A program to compare two or three ASCII files and either report the
        differences or produce a merged file.
        Contributor: Cliff Van Dyke <[e-mail]>
    COMPRESS.TAR
        A program to compress files using adaptive Lempel-Ziv coding.  This
        is the standard 4.3BSD file compression utility; versions exist for
        several microcomputers as well.  Runs under all versions of UNIX.
        This is version 4.3.
        Contributor: Don Gloistein <[e-mail]>
    COMPRESS-CMS.TAR-Z
        A version of the COMPRESS utility for IBM VM/CMS.
        Contributor: Bill Randle <[e-mail]>
    CONTEXT.TAR-Z
        A program which reads messages containing file names and line numbers
        (e.g. error messages from "cc") and prints lines of context for
        each line number.
        Contributor: Brandon Allbery <[e-mail]>
    CSHAR.TAR-Z
        A set of tools for shipping source code around in "shar" files.  These
        are the ones used by the moderator of comp.sources.unix.  Should also
        work under MS-DOS.  Includes a shar which splits up files into nice
        "chunks", a program to strip mail headers, a program to simulate the
        syntax of /bin/sh for non-UNIX systems.
        Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
    CVS.TAR-Z
        CVS, a front end for RCS which supports concurrent and independent
        use of an RCS directory by several people.  Version 3.0.
        Contributor: Dick Grune <[e-mail]>
    CVS-BERLINER.TAR-Z
        A modified version of CVS (see above) from Brian Berliner, described
        in his paper at USENIX Winter '90.  This version is written entirely
        in C and has many added functions including features to support
        software release control.
        Contributor: Brian Berliner <[e-mail]>
    D.TAR-Z
        A program to display a sorted listing of files.  Sort of an ersatz
        "ls".
        Contributor: Rick Conn <[e-mail]>
    DEL.CSH
        A "csh" script that prompts the user with the type of each file he
        is trying to remove and asks if he's sure he wants to remove it.
        Contributor: Rahul Dhesi <[e-mail]>
    DIFF.TAR-Z
        A public domain "diff" program.
        Contributor: Mark H. Colburn <[e-mail]>
    DIFFC.TAR-Z
        A "diff -c" program for people who don't have the "-c" option
        (Bell versions).
        Contributor: John Nelson <[e-mail]>
    EDIFF.TAR-Z
        Convert the output of a normal "diff" (not -c or -e) to plain
        English.
        Contributor: David MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
    FASTSORT.TAR-Z
        A sort which sorts files in place using available memory.  Twice
        as fast as sort(1) and doesn't use files in /usr/tmp.
        Contributor: Edwin R. Carp <[e-mail]>
    FILE.TAR-Z
        A rewrite of the UNIX "file" command to tell about the contents of
        a file.
        Contributor: Ian F. Darwin <[e-mail]>
    FILESCAN.TAR-Z
        A program to examine a list of files and check them against stored
        information, in order to detect possible security breaks.
        Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <[e-mail]>
    FILTERFILE.TAR-Z
        A program to apply a filter to a file, saving the output in another
        file.  Various options to delete the input file, set modes on input
        or output, etc.
        Contributor: Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>
    FINDNAME.TAR-Z
        Scripts to speed up the "find" program on Xenix systems.
        Contributor: Cliff Manis <[e-mail]>
    FLOCK.TAR-Z
        Apply or remove an advisory lock on a file and then execute a
        command.
        Contributor: Kevin Braunsdorf <[e-mail]>
    FM.TAR-Z
        A curses-based hex/ASCII file editor that allows binary file or
        device editing.  Runs on System V, BSD, MS-DOS.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Tony Field <[e-mail]>
    FPACK.TAR-Z
        A file packer and unpacker.  Runs on UNIX and MS-DOS; handy for
        transporting files.
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    FTIMES1.TAR-Z
        Display the last access, modify, and inode change times for a file.
        Contributor: John Korsmeyer <[e-mail]>
    FTIMES2.TAR-Z
        Programs to change the times on a file, and to compare files by
        access or modify time ("newer" and "older").
        Contributor: Ken Yap <[e-mail]>
    FTIMES3.TAR-Z
        Yet another version of ftimes.
        Contributor: Robert O. Domitz <[e-mail]>
    GIVE.TAR-Z
        A program to give copies of files to only persons on a list.  A
        reimplementation of the old V6/PWB utility.
        Contributor: David Collier-Brown <[e-mail]>
    HAT-N-COAT.TAR-Z
        Header Analysis Tool analyzes header file dependencies and references.
        C Object Analysis Tool produces a topologically sorted dependcy list
        and cross reference for a group of objects or libraries.
        Contributor: Bob McQueer <[e-mail]>
    HD.TAR-Z
        A hex dump program.  Version 1.6.
        Contributor: P. J. Ruczynski <[e-mail]>
    HILL.TAR-Z
        File encryption using the Hill cipher.
        Contributor: John Cowan <[e-mail]>
    HPACK.TAR-Z
        Multisystem archiver.  More universal for a number of operating
        systems.  Version 0.75a.
    IBMWRAP.TAR-Z
        Some scripts to allow files with lines longer than 80 characters to
        be sent through BITNET/EARN systems, which just love those Hollerith
        cards.
        Contributor: Rob Gerth <[e-mail]>
    INCELIM.TAR-Z
        A program to eliminate "include" commands from files.  It can handle
        ".so" commands for n/troff, "#include" commands from C, etc.
        Contributor: Sten Folkerman <[e-mail]>
    LESS.TAR-Z
        A program similar to "more", only with more options.  Some folks
        think it's better than "more".  It's also public domain.
        Contributor: Mark Nudelman <[e-mail]>
    LUMBERJACK.TAR-Z
        A program which monitors log files and indicates when they have
        changed by changing its icon.  Runs under Suntools.
        Contributor: Steven Grimm <[e-mail]>
    LHARC.TAR-Z
        LHARC UNIX V. 1.00.  Very efficient compression algorithm.  It
        is compatible with the MS-DOS version.
    MMV.TAR-Z
        A program to move/copy/append/link multiple files according to a
        set of wildcard patterns.  Checks for collisions first.  Runs on
        BSD, System V, and MS-DOS.  Patchlevel 1.
        Contributor: Vladimir Lanin <[e-mail]>
    NAME.TAR-Z
        A program which converts a pathname containing symbolic links into
        an absolute pathname which contains the "real" path to the file.
        Contributor: Alexander Dupuy <[e-mail]>
    PLIST.TAR-Z
        Routines and programs to manipulate files with "property list" headers,
        e.g. mail, news, make files, etc.
        Contributor: Peter da Silva <[e-mail]>
    RCS42.TAR-Z
        Version 4.2 of the Revision Control System from Purdue University.
        Contributor: Walter Tichy <[e-mail]>
    RCSIFY.TAR-Z
        Put groups of files under RCS control.
        Contributor:  Terry Jones <[e-mail]>
    RCSIT.TAR-Z
        A program to prepare files for RCS by putting the appropriate
        headers at the top, etc.
        Contributor: Michael Cooper <[e-mail]>
    RENAME.TAR-Z
        Whereas "mv" can rename (as opposed to move) only one file at a time,
        this program can rename many files according to search and replacement
        patterns, sort of like VMS.
        Contributor: Vladimir Lanin <[e-mail]>
    RH.TAR-Z
        A program similar to "find", but which allows the user to enter real
        C expressions instead of using find's less than wonderful syntax.
        Allows selecting more diverse subsets of files.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Kenneth Stauffer <[e-mail]>
    RMI.TAR-Z
        A program to remove files by inode numbers.  This is one of many
        solutions to the "how do I remove a file with an untypable name"
        question.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    RMUNRM.TAR-Z
        A package which allows you to use "rm" as usual to delete files
        but then allows you to change your mind and "unrm" a file.
        Contributor: Dave Taylor <[e-mail]>
    SCCS-B.TAR-Z
        Shell scripts to interface with System V.3 SCCS.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    SCCS-INTERFACE.TAR-Z
        Shell scripts to interface with SCCS.
        Contributor: Larry McVoy <[e-mail]>
    SCCS2RCS.TAR-Z
        A program to convert SCCS files to RCS.
        Contributor: Kenneth H. Cox <[e-mail]>
    SHAPE.TAR-Z
        A collection of programs to support software configuration management
        on UNIX systems.  Includes version control commands, and "shape", a
        significantly enhanced Make-oid.
        Contributor: Axel Mahler <[e-mail]>
    SHAR.TAR-Z
        A C program to generate "shar" files.  Sort of overkill, but what
        the hell.
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    SHAR-BSD42.TAR-Z
        Another C program to generate "shar" files, but this one takes
        care to make them the proper size for mailing, etc.
        Contributor: Roger March <[e-mail]>
    SHRINK.TAR-Z
        Shrinks very long (Berkeley) file names into 14-character or less
        file names for portability.
        Contributor: Simon Brown <[e-mail]>
    SLICE.TAR-Z
        A program to split files into several little files by pattern
        matching or line numbers.
        Contributor: Gary Puckering <[e-mail]>
    SNEFRU.TAR-Z
        A one-way hash algorithm which given some input text comes up with
        a single number such that no two texts will hash to the same number.
        Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
    SPIFF.TAR-Z
        SPIFF, the program described at the Summer 1988 Usenix in San
        Francisco.  Compares files like diff, but handles "minute"
        differences like floating point numbers, white space, etc.
        correctly.
        Contributor: Daniel W. Nachbar <[e-mail]>
    STAT.C
        A program to print out information about a file ala stat(2).
        Contributor: Rich Kulawiec <[e-mail]>
    STAT-SHELL.TAR-Z
        A program to print various characteristics of files in a variety
        of formats.  Runs on BSD, AIX, HP/UX, SunOS, Ultrix.
        Contributor: Diomidis Spinellis <[e-mail]>
    TRIMLOG.TAR-Z
        A program for trimming log files.  Allows trimming files by lines
        or bytes, and also handles trimming binary files.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    UNIDIFF.TAR-Z
        A modified version of context diff which combines the old and new
        hunks into one hunk.  Cuts the size of context diffs by usually
        about 25%.  No information is lost in this process.  Includes
        patches for GNU diff and patch, and a program that goes from
        "normal" diffs to unidiffs and back.
        Contributor: Wayne Davison <[e-mail]>
    UNSHAR.TAR-Z
        A program to undo "shar" files.  There are security and speed reasons
        for using this over the standard shell.
        Contributor: Guido van Rossum <[e-mail]>
    UNZIP.TAR-Z
        List/test/extract from a ZIP archive file.
    VF.TAR-Z
        A version of VFILER for UNIX.  A screen-oriented tool for moving
        files around, etc.
        Contributor: Rick Conn <[e-mail]>
    VMS-UNIX.TAR-Z
        Rename VMS filenames with version numbers, etc. to GNU EMACS style
        filenames and backup files.
        Contributor: Dan Jacobsen <[e-mail]>
    XC.TAR-Z
        A program which reads "special" lines from files and executes the
        commands.  Lets you put compilation commands in C programs and
        then compile them saying "xc file", etc.
        Contributor: David MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
    XTAIL.TAR-Z
        An enhanced version of "tail" which allows watching all files in a
        directory, including new ones added while the program is running.
        Version 2.
        Contributor: Chip Rosenthal <[e-mail]>
    ZAP.TAR-Z
        A binary file editor that runs under VMS, UNIX, and MS-DOS.  Mimics
        SIPP from RT-11.
        Contributor: Johan Vromans <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.GNU>
    Software from Richard Stallman's GNU (GNU's Not UNIX) project.  Almost
    all the files in this directory are compressed (file types end in -Z).
    See PD6:<UNIX-C.FILE-MGMT>COMPRESS.TAR for the "compress" program.
    Do "type l 8" or "type tenex" before transferring them.

    ALLOCA.C
        A mostly portable, plublic domain implementation of the "alloca"
        routine used by GNU Emacs.
        Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
    ALLOCA-XENIX386.TAR-Z
        A version of the "alloca" routine used by GNU Emacs written in
        Microsoft assembler for the Xenix/386 compiler.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    BASH.TAR-Z
        The Bourne Again Shell.  A Bourne-like shell with job control and
        history features similar to those in csh.  Version 1.12.
    BC.TAR-Z
        An arbitrary precision numeric processing language.  This is
        included in the POSIX P1003.2/D11 draft standard.  Version 1.01.
        Contributor:  [e-mail]
    BINUTILS.TAR-Z
        The GNU versions of "ld", "size", "nm", "strip", and "gprof".
        Version 1.9.
    BISON.TAR-Z
        Bison is a "yacc"-like compiler generator.  Version 1.16.
    CALC.TAR-Z
        Calc is an extensible, advanced desk calculator and mathematical
        tool that runs as part of GNU Emacs.  Version 2.02.
    CLASSIFY.TAR-Z
        Compares groups of files and classify them.
        Contributor:  Mark-Jason Dominus <[e-mail]>
    CPIO.TAR-Z
        The GNU version of "cpio".  Version 1.05.
    CVS.TAR-Z
        The Concurrent Version System.  Version 1.3.
    DIFF.TAR-Z
        The GNU version of the "diff" utility.  This is supposedly much
        faster than the UNIX versions.  Version 1.15.
    DIRENT.TAR-Z
        A file system independent directory entry.  Contains information
        common to directory entries on different file system types.
    DLD.TAR-Z
        GNU dynamic linker utility.  Version 3.2.3.
    EDIST-1858.TAR-Z[1-6]
        GNU EMACS version 18.58.  Includes GDB, the GNU debugger.
    ELVIS.TAR-Z
        A clone of the "vi" UNIX editor.  Version 1.5.
    EMACS-BLIT.TAR-Z
        A package to allow mouse editing with the Teletype 5620 ("BLIT")
        terminal and GNU EMACS (V18.48 or later).  The 5620 must be
        running layers or mux.
        Contributor: Gernot Heiser <[e-mail]>
    EPOCH.TAR-Z[1-7], EPOCHMAN.TAR-Z, EPOCHMAN.PS-Z
        GNU Emacs for the X windowing system based on GNU Emacs Version
        18.58.  The following functionality is added:  multiple X windows,
        marked and attributed regions of text, proportional and variably
        sized fonts, async communications with other X clients, mouse
        dragging, access to raw X window objects, and undo operations.
        Version 4.0 (patch level 0).
    FILEUTILS.TAR-Z
        The GNU file utilities: cat, chmod, cmp, cp, dd, dir, du, head, ln,
        ls, mkdir, mv, rm, rmdir, tail, vdir.  They are all supposedly POSIX
        compatible.  Version 3.2.
    FIND.TAR-Z
        The GNU version of "find".  Version 3.5.
    FGREP.TAR-Z
        The GNU version of "fgrep".  Version 1.1.
    FONTUTILS.TAR-Z
        GNU font utilities.  Version 0.4.
    FORMS-EL.TAR-Z
        A GNU Emacs major mode implementing forms - structured files with
        "records" and "fields" in them.
        Contributor: Johan Vromans <[e-mail]>
    GAS.TAR-Z
        The GNU assembler.  Produces code for Vaxes and MC68020s.
        Version 1.38.1.
    GAWK.TAR-Z, GAWK-DOC.TAR-Z
        The GNU implementation of the "awk" program.  Version 2.11.
    GCC.TAR-Z[1-9]
        The GNU C compiler.  Generates code for lots of machines.
        Version 2.1.
    GDB.TAR-Z[1-5]
        The GNU symbolic debugger.  Version 4.5.
    GDBM.TAR-Z
        The GNU database routines, similar to the Berkeley ndbm routines,
        but better.  Version 1.4.
    GHOSTSCRIPT.TAR-Z[1-2]
        The GNU GhostScript package, which looks remarkably like PostScript.
        Consists of a language interpreter and a library that supplies
        C-callable routines for all graphics capabilities of PostScript.
        Version 2.4.
    GHOSTSCRIPT-FONTS.TAR-Z[1-3]
        Lots of fonts for GNU GhostScript 2.4.
    GHOSTVIEW.TAR-Z
        An X11 user interface for GhostScript.
    GLIBC.TAR-Z[1-2]
        GNU C library (POSIX compliant, upward compatible with 4.3 BSD
        and SYS V).  Version 1.02.
    GNU-ADA-105.TAR-Z
        An extensive support package for editing Ada programs with GNU
        Emacs.  This is an "official" version in that it will be in the
        GNU/FSF Emacs 19+ release.
        Contributor: Lynn Slater <[e-mail]>
    GNUPLOT.TAR-Z
        The GNU plotting package.  Version 3.1.
    GPLUSPLUS.TAR-Z[1-2]
        The GNU C++ compiler.  Version 1.40.3.
    GREP.TAR-Z
        GNU egrep.  Uses Boyer/Moore/Gosper algorithm.  Version 1.5.
    GROFF.TAR-Z
        The GNU implementation of nroff/troff, pic, eqn, and tbl.  Compatible
        with AT&T DWB 3.1 and UNIX Version 10 troff.  Requires a C++ compiler.
        Version 1.04.
    INDENT.TAR-Z
        The GNU C program pretty printer.  Version 1.2.
    ISPELL.TAR-Z
        This is a C implementation of the ITS/TOPS20 ISPELL (Incremental
        SPELLing Checker).  Run through a file and it offers what it thinks
        is an error and several options, including guesses as to what was
        meant.
    LIBGPLUSPLUS.TAR-Z[1-2]
        The GNU C++ library.  Version 1.40.3.
    LISPREF.TAR-Z[1-3]
        Edition 1.03 of the Emacs Lisp Reference Manual.
    MAKE.TAR-Z, MAKE-DOC.TAR-Z
        GNU "make" version 3.62.  MAKE-DOC.TAR-Z contains the documentation.
    MH-E.EL
        A GNU EMACS front end to the Rand MH (Mail Handler) system.
        Version 2.17.
        Contributor: James Larus <[e-mail]>
    MS.TAR-Z
        MandelSpawn is a parallel Mandelbrot program for the X window system.
    M4.TAR-Z
        The GNU m4 distribution.  M4 is a simple macro assembler, supported
        on a wide variety of platforms.  Version 1.0.
    NICHL.TAR-Z
        The NIH C++ Class Library (formerly known as OOPS).
        Version 2.204a.
    PS-EMACS.TAR-Z
        NeWS window system support for GNU EMACS version 18.51.  Works with
        GNU EMACS versions 18.49-18.51 and NeWS 1.0-1.1.  A "major mode" for
        editing PostScript files is also provided.
        Contributor: Chris Maio <[e-mail]>
    RCS.TAR-Z
        A GNU Revision Control System.  Version 5.6.
    READLINE.TAR-Z
        GNU Readline Library.  A set of routines for managing text of
        previously typed lines.  Version 1.1.
    SCREEN.TAR-Z
        A terminal multiplexor that allows several independent screens (ttys)
        on a single physical terminal.  Version 2.1.
    SED.TAR-Z
        The GNU implementation of "sed".  Version 1.06.
    SHELLUTILS.TAR-Z
        GNU shell utilities including basename, date, dirname, env, expr,
        groups, id, logname, nice, nohup, pathchk, printenv, printf, sleep,
        stty, tee, test, tty, uname, whoami, and yes.  Version 1.6.
    SMALLTALK.TAR-Z
        GNU Smalltalk.  Implements Smalltalk-80, with a graphical interface
        to X11.  Version 1.1.1.
    TAR.TAR-Z
        The GNU implementation of "tar".  Version 1.08.
    TERMCAP-MSDOS.TAR-Z
        GNU termcap, from GNU EMACS, ported to MS-DOS.
        Contributor: Paul Shields <[e-mail]>
    TEX-NROFF-CONV.TAR-Z
        A program to convert the GNU documentation, written in TeX, to
        "nroff" format.  Handles only the EMACS docs.
        Contributor: George Robbert <[e-mail]>
    TAYLORUUCP.TAR-Z
        Complete source code for a UNIX UUCP package.  Provides everything
        needed for a UUCP connection including uucico, uux, uustat, uulog,
        uuname, uuchk, and tstuu.  Version 1.03.
    TERMCAP.TAR-Z
        GNU version of termcap.  Version 1.0.
    TEXI2ROFF.TAR-Z
        Another program to convert the GNU TEXINFO documentation to "nroff".
        This one can use the -me, -ms, or -mm macros, and is much more
        clever than TEX-NROFF-CONV.TAR-Z.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Beverly Erlebacher <[e-mail]>
    TILEFORTH.TAR-Z
        Threaded Interpretive Language Environment (TILE) Forth.  TILE Forth
        is a 32-bit implementation of the Forth-83 standard written in C.
        Version 2.1.
    TIME.TAR-Z
        GNU implementation of "time".  Version 1.2.
    TPUT.TAR-Z
        GNU implementation of "tput".  Version 1.0.
    UNDUMP-386I.TAR-Z
        A program to resurrect a core file into a runnable image on a
        Sun 386i machine.
        Contributor: Mike McGann <[e-mail]>
    UNEXEC-SYS5.C
        A version of the "unexec" routine used by GNU EMACS for System
        V machines.
        Contributor: Bruce Robertson <[e-mail]>
    VMS-GCC.TAR-Z
        The files necessary to bootstrap the Gnu GCC C compiler onto a VMS
        system.

PD6:<UNIX-C.GRAPHICS>
    Programs to do graphics, image processing, and other related sorts
    of things.

    CRC.TAR-Z
        The CRC Graphics Package from Purdue University.  This package
        contains a general-purpose graphics facility for two and three
        dimensional graphics.  Output devices include HP plotters,
        Printronix printers, laser printers, plot(5) format, and so on.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    DELTAC.TAR-Z
        Compress and uncompress 8-bit image files using delta modulation.
        Achieves about 20% better compression than compress(1) on these
        files.
        Contributor: Diomidis Spinellis <[e-mail]>
    DRAW.TAR-Z
        A library of routines to produce plots in various formats including
        plot(3) and HPGL, and a utility "draw" which acts as a front end.
        Contributor: Juha Takala <[e-mail]>
    FBM.TAR-Z
        The Fuzzy Pixmap Manipulation (FBM) library.  Works in combination
        with Jef Poskanzer's PBM stuff (see PBM.TAR-Z).  Provides a complete
        package for manipulation color and b/w images including 24-bit RGB,
        8-bit mapped color, 8-bit grayscale, and 1-bit bitmaps.
        Contirbutor: Michael Mauldin <[e-mail]>
    FC.TAR-Z
        The Fast Clipper 2-D line clipping algorithm.  Twice as fast as
        the Colin-Sutherland method.
        Contributor: John Schultz <[e-mail]>
    GL-PLOT.TAR-Z
        Routines which provide graphic device support for a number of
        video adapters and printers for PC/AT class computers running
        under Microport System V/AT, Xenix or MS-DOS.  The routines
        emulate the BSD plot(3) library, as well as provide new
        routines.  It runs under MSDOS/ System V/AT, SCO
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    GRAPH-PLUS.TAR-Z
        A program to generate line graphs from tables of data.
        Contributor: Alan Kent <[e-mail]>
    IPL.TAR-Z
        A 2-D graphics production system which produces scatter plots, line
        plots, bar graphs, range displays, pie graphs, U.S./Canada maps,
        schedule charts, boxes, arrows, text, etc.  PostScript or SunView
        output.
        Contributor: Steve Grubb <[e-mail]>
    MTV.TAR-Z
        The MTV Raytracer, which does raytracing.
        Contributor: Mark VandeWettering <[e-mail]>
    PBM.TAR-Z
        Tools for manipulating bitmaps.  Can convert between Sun icon,
        Sun raster, X10, X11, MacPaint formats.  Can also convert to
        PostScript or Printronix printer for output.
        Contributor: Jeff Poskanzer <[e-mail]>
    POPI.TAR-Z
        The "popi" graphics editor.  Based on the code in the book "Beyond
        Photography - the digital darkroom" by Gerard J. Holzmann of AT&T
        Bell Labs.
        Contributor: RIch Burridge <[e-mail]>
    QUADTREE.TAR-Z
        Encodes bitmaps as "quadtrees".  Includes an X11 previewer.
        Contributor: Robert S. Glickstein <[e-mail]>
    RAYSHADE.TAR-Z
        Reads a multi-line ASCII file describing a scene to be rendered and
        produces a Utah Raster RLE format file of the raytraced image.
        Version 3.0.
        Contributor: Craig Kolb <[e-mail]>
    SUN-CTOBW.TAR-Z
        Convert Sun color (8 bit) bitmaps to black and white (one bit)
        bitmaps.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    SUNPLOT.TAR-Z
        A back end to the "plot" (plot(5)) program to display graphs in
        a SunTools window.
        Contributor: Sjoerd Mullender <[e-mail]>
    SUNRAST.TAR-Z
        A set of library subroutines for reading and writing Sun raster files.
        Contributor: Marc Majka <[e-mail]>
    TEK.TAR-Z
        A Tektronix 4014 emulator for Xenix systems with the CGI package.
        Contributor: Ronald Florence <[e-mail]>
    TIFF2RAST.TAR-Z
        Convert TIFF files to Sun raster files.
        Contributor: William W. C. Wu <[e-mail]>
    TOUCHUP.TAR-Z
        A bitmap editor (paint program) for Sun workstations.  It has some of
        the same features as MacPaint.
        Contributor: Raymond T. Kreisel <[e-mail]>
    TRACER.TAR-Z
        A program to do ray tracing of balls.
        Contributor: Sid Grange <[e-mail]>
    URT.TAR-Z[1-4]
        The University of Utah RLE Toolkit, Version 2.0 (July, 1988).  This
        is a toolkit full of programs for creating and manipulating raster
        files.
        Contributor: University of Utah C.S. Dept.
    VOGLE.TAR-Z
        A device-independent 3-D graphics package.  Includes PC drivers,
        Sun, X11, and Apollo drivers.  Version 1.1.
        Contributor: Eric Echidna <[e-mail]>
    VOPL.TAR-Z
        A plotting library written in Vogle (see above).
        Contributor: Eric Echidna <[e-mail]>
    VORT.TAR-Z
        A rendering toolkit for doing constructive solid geometry and
        algebraic surfaces.  Display drivers include Sun, X11, Apollo,
        Iris, and VGA.  Version 1.1.
        Contributor: Eric Echidna <[e-mail]>
    VPLOT.TAR-Z
        A device-independent plotting utility with lots of device drivers
        for graphics terminals as well as printers and plotters.
        Contributor: Joe Dellinger <[e-mail]>
    WDB2.TAR-Z
        Software to process the World Data Bank II dataset (not included)
        and produce a rectangular projection for a specified latitude and
        longitude in UNIX plot format.
        Contributor: Alan Paeth <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.INFO>
    Miscellaneous text files that provide information about all sorts of
    things.

    ACRONYMS.TXT
        A list of acronyms and their meanings.  Several hundred acronyms
        from all walks of life are indicated here.
        Contributor: Scott Barthelmy <[e-mail]>
    ATT-TOOLCHEST.TXT
        The announcement of the AT&T Toolchest, how to access it, how to
        purchase things from it, etc.
        Contributor: C. A. Brooks <[e-mail]>
    AWK-SUPPLEMENT.TXT
        "A Supplemental Document for AWK -or- Things Al, Pete, and Brian
        Didn't Mention Much".  Lots of neat undocumented features of awk,
        some ways around some bugs, and other stuff.
        Contributor: John W. Pierce <[e-mail]>
    COMP-SOURCES-INTRO.TXT, COMP-SOURCES-LIST.TXT
        An introduction to the comp.sources.unix newsgroup, a description
        of where the archives are and how to access them, etc.  The second
        file contains a list of the current contents of the archives.
        Some of the material in UNIX-SW is obtained from comp.sources.unix,
        but much of it is not duplicated here.
        Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
    GNU-PUBLIC-LICENSE.TXT
        Version 1 of the "subroutinized" GNU General Public License.
        Contributor: Free Software Foundation
    INTERPRESS.TXT
        An announcement of the availability of the Interpress Toolkit from
        Xerox, and how to obtain it.
        Contributor: D. Murray <[e-mail]>
    NETLIB.TXT
        A description of how to access the NETLIB server at Argonne National
        Laboratory.  Many math packages such as EISPACK and LINPACK are
        available through this service.
        Contributor: Gene Rackow <[e-mail]>
    RN-QREFCARD.TXT
        A quick reference card for the "rn" news reading program.
        Contributor: Laura Lemay <[e-mail]>
    SECURITY-DOC.TAR-Z
        The SRI International white paper, "Improving the Security of Your
        UNIX System", from April 1990.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    TERMCAP.TXT
        The 4.3BSD distributed version of the termcap database.
        Contributor: Berkeley
    TN3270-NOTICE.TXT
        A notice about how to obtain the TN3270 distribution from Berkeley.
        TN3270 is an IBM 3278 emulator for connecting ASCII terminals to
        VM/CMS systems through TCP/IP.  A copy of the current version can
        be found in PD6:<UNIX-C.NETWORKS>TN3270.TAR-Z.
        Contributor: Campus Software Office <[e-mail]>
    UNIX-TRICKS.TXT
        A collection of handy aliases, shell scripts, etc. for getting things
        done on UNIX.  Collected from many different people.
        Contributor: Nancy Blachman <[e-mail]>
    VI-QREF.TAR-Z
        A "vi" quick reference card.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    VI-REF.TXT
        A quick reference of commands for the "vi" editor.
        Contributor: unknown

PD6:<UNIX-C.KERNEL>
    Device drivers, system calls, and other items related to the UNIX
    kernel.

    ACCESS-LISTS.TAR-Z
        Modifications to the 4.2BSD kernel to support access control lists.
        Contributor: Jeff Glass <[e-mail]>
    CRASHME.TAR-Z
        Stress test UNIX kernel.  Test robustness by invoking data as if
        it were a procedure.  Version 1.8.
        Contributor:  George J. Carrette <[e-mail]>
    DEV-FD.TAR-Z
        A "/dev/fd" (reference a file descriptor as a file) driver for
        4.3BSD.
        Contributor: Arnold D. Robbins <[e-mail]>
    DHU-11.TAR-Z
        A 4.2BSD driver for a DEC DHU-11.
        Contributor: Adrian Pell <[e-mail]>
    DIALINOUT.TAR-Z
        Modifications to the 4.3BSD kernel tty driver to allow a modem
        port to be used for both dialin and dialout purposes.
        Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
    IPMULTICAST.TAR-Z
        The IP Multicast Extensionts from the VMTP project at Stanford Univ.
        Extensions to 4.3BSD and related systems (SunOS, Ultrix) to support
        IP Multicasting as specified in RFC 1054.  Release  1.2.
        Contributor: Steve Deering <[e-mail]>
    PTY4.TAR-Z
        A generalized interface to pseudo-tty devices and the rest
        of the system.  Nice!!
        Contributor:  Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>
    LOADABLEDD.TAR-Z
        A system to allow loadable device drivers on the Sun workstation.
        Allows the development and debugging of device drivers without
        the constant relink-the-kernel reboot-the-system hassles.
        Should be portable to any 4.xBSD environment.
        Contributor: Lee Hasiuk <[e-mail]>
    NLIST1.TAR-Z
        A program which reads kernel variables and displays them.  It can be
        used to monitor variables, display arrays of data structures, or
        linked lists.  Also a full report generator, with a built-in
        calculator.  It's configurable as to how to read variables, etc.
        Comes with configuration files for SunOS, 4.3BSD, System V,
        and Mach.
        Contributor: Chris Bertin <[e-mail]>
    NLIST2.TAR-Z
        A command-level interface to nlist(3).  Can also dump kernel memory,
        if you have permission.  Should work on any UNIX system with nlist.
        Contributor: Warren Tucker <[e-mail]>
    PTYS-UNIXPC.TAR-Z
        A "pty" driver for the AT&T UNIX-PC.
        Contributor: Eric Herrin <[e-mail]>
    SCO-PTYS.TAR-Z
        An implementation of Berkeley pseudo ttys for Xenix/386 2.3.  Also
        works on Xenix/286.
        Contributor: Chip Salzenberg <[e-mail]>
    S5NAP.TAR-Z
        An implementation of nap() (fraction of a second sleep) for System V.
        Contributor: Jon Zeeff <[e-mail]>
    SUBNET-ARP.TAR-Z
        The mods necessary to 4.3BSD to add a subnet ARP hack.  They allow
        a subnet gateway machine to act as a bridge so that only it need
        know of the existence of subnets.  This is quite useful if many
        machines on the local network do not have RFC 950 subnet code.
        Contributor: John Quarterman <[e-mail]>
    SYSCALL-TRACE.TAR-Z
        A system call trace facility for 4.2BSD UNIX.
        Contributor: Joseph Simonetti <[e-mail]>
    UTMP.TAR-Z
        Utility to repair broken /etc/utmp files.  Works on SYS V,
        BSD, AIX3, and AIX2.
        Contributor:  David W. Sanderson <[e-mail]>
    ZONK.C
        A kill-by-userid system call.
        Contributor: Ken Lalonde <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES>
    Compilers, interpreters, cross referencers, and subroutine libraries for
    various programming languages.

    PCCTS.TAR-Z
        The Purdue (University) Compiler Construction Tool Set.  Public domain
        software tools to facilitate the implementation of compilers.  Is
        functionally similar to lex/yacc, but: generates lexer and parser from
        a single spec, extended BNF grammar, up and down inheritance, generates
        LL(1) parsers in C, includes sample grammars (e.g. Pascal).
        Contributor: Hank Dietz <[e-mail]>
    BERK-YACC.TAR-Z
        Berkeley Yacc, a public domain clone of AT&T UNIX Yacc.  Conforms to
        the Yacc documentation, and generates LALR(1) parsers.
        Contributor: Robert Corbett <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.ADA>
        Also see the SIMTEL20 ADA archives.

        ADAFORM.TAR-Z
            A filter for Ada programs to pretty-print them using Scribe.
            Features bold-facing of keywords, etc.
            Contributor: Dave Emery <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.ASSEMBLER>
        ASM80.TAR-Z
            An assembler for the Z-80 mocroprocessor.
            Contributor: David A. Klotzbach <[e-mail]>
        CROSS6502.TAR-Z
            Cross assembler for the 6502 microprocessor.
            Contributor: Eric C. Brown <[e-mail]>
        CROSS6809.TAR-Z
            Cross assembler for the 6809 microprocessor.  Written in
            Pascal.
            Contributor: Jack Jansen <[e-mail]>
        DIS6502.TAR-Z
            A disassembler for the (Atari) 6502.
            Contributor: Robert Bond <[e-mail]>
        DIS68000.TAR-Z
            A disassembler for the MC68000.
            Contributor: John Collins <[e-mail]>
        DIS68K.TAR-Z
            Another MC68000 disassembler.  Includes patches to make it
            work on Sun workstations.
            Contributor: Jim Turner <[e-mail]>
        DIS88.TAR-Z
            A symbolic disassembler for the Intel 8088 designed to run under
            PC/IX on an IBM PC/XT or clone.  Compatible with the PC/IX
            assembler.
            Contributor: G. M. Harding <[e-mail]>
        DISASM.TAR-Z
            A disassembler for the MC68000 which reads COFF (Common Object
            File Format) binaries.
            Contributor: Alex S. Crain <[e-mail]>
        DISZ80.TAR-Z
            A Z-80 disassembler.
            Contributor: Luc Rooijakkers <[e-mail]>
        GENASM.TAR-Z
            A generic assembler for the 6502, 8085, 6803, and 6809
            microprocessors.
            Contributor: Lyle McElhaney <[e-mail]>
        HP41.TAR-Z
            An assembler and bar code generator for the HP-41C calculator.
            These are Perl scripts, see PD6:<UNIX-C.UTILS>PERL.TAR-Z.
            Contributor: Mark Biggar <[e-mail]>
        ZMAC.TAR-Z
            A Z-80 macro cross-assembler.
            Contributor: Colin Kelley <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.BASIC>
        BASIC.TAR-Z
            A BASIC interpreter which is a combination of Microsoft's
            BASIC 5 and RT-11 MU-Basic.  Has been tested on PDP-11s
            under V6, V7, 2.8BSD and 2.9BSD, Vaxes under 4.xBSD, and
            Pyramid 98x under 4.xBSD.  Should port to System V easily.
            Contributor: Phil Cockroft <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.C>
        ALLOC.TAR-Z
            A clone of malloc written to replace the ones in SVr2 for the
            80286.
            Contributor: Piercarlo Grandi <[e-mail]>
        ANSI-C.TAR-Z
            A small portable parser and lexer for ANSI C written in lex and
            yacc.
            Contributor: Shankar Unni <[e-mail]>
        APML.TAR-Z
            An arbitrary precision math library.
            Contributor: Lloyd Zusman <[e-mail]>
        ARGPROC.TAR-Z
            An argument-processing routine in the same vein as getopt().
            Contributor: Dan Kegel <[e-mail]>
        ARITH.TAR-Z
            A uniform interface for multi-precision calculations in the rings
            of integers and polynomials over finite fields.
            Contributor: Kevin R. Coombes <[e-mail]>
        ARITHPARSE.TAR-Z
            A trivial parser for arithmetic expressions from Chapter 2 of
            the latest "dragon book".
            Contributor: Marty Fouts <[e-mail]>
        ARRAYALLOC.TAR-Z
            A set of library routines to do dynamic run-time allocation
            of multi-dimensional arrays.
            Contributor: Roy Smith <[e-mail]>
        BITSTRING.TAR-Z
            A package of library routines to provide a "string of bits"
            abstraction like the things you used to be able to do in
            PL/I.
            Contributor: Paul Vixie <[e-mail]>
        BPLUSTREE.TAR-Z
            A variable-length key, variable page size B+ tree library.
            Includes a dbm(3)-like interface.
            Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <[e-mail]>
        BSDGETUT.TAR-Z
            An implementation of the getutent() routines from System V,
            for Berkeley UNIX.
            Contributor: Paul Sutcliffe Jr. <[e-mail]>
        BTREE1.TAR-Z
            An implementation of B-trees.
            Contributor: Richard Hellier <[e-mail]>
        BTREE2.TAR-Z
            A set of library routines to main B-trees on disk and store
            offsets into data files for the data.
            Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <[e-mail]>
        C-GC.TAR-Z
            A general purpose garbage collecting storage allocator using
            algorithms from "Garbage Collection in an Uncooperative Env-
            ironment", H. Boehm & M. Weiser, Software Practice and Exper-
            ience, Sept. 1988.
            Contributor: Hans Boehm <[e-mail]>
        C-PARSER.TAR-Z
            A yacc definition fo a C grammar.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        C-STYLE.TAR-Z
            A program to analyze the "style" of a C program.  From CACM,
            Jan. 1985.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        CALLS.TAR-Z
            A program to produce a call graph (what functions call what
            others) of a C program.  CALLS.PATCHES contains various bug
            fixes.
            Contributor: Tony Hansen <[e-mail]>
        CCMD.TAR-Z
            A user interface package based on the COMND jsys found in TOPS-20.
            Has file name completion, command completion, command-line help,
            etc.
            Contributor: Howie Kaye <[e-mail]>
        CCS.SH
            A shell script to call "cc" for compiling with shared libraries
            on an AT&T 7300 (UNIX-PC).
            Contributor: Eric S. Raymond <[e-mail]>
        CDECL.TAR-Z
            A program which accepts English commands like "declare foo as
            pointer to int" and returns a C-language definition of "foo",
            e.g. "int *foo".  It also goes the other way.  Also understands
            C++ and ANSI C.
            Contributor: Tony Hansen <[e-mail]>
        CHECK.TAR-Z
            A syntax checker to be used in conjunction with (not as a
            replacement for) "lint".
            Contributor: Nick Crossley <[e-mail]>
        CHECKBITS.C
            A program to intuit various things about the way a machine
            performs its arithmetic.
            Contributor: Marty Fouts <[e-mail]>
        CLASH.TAR-Z
            A program to detect conflicting variable names in the first N
            significant characters for compilers which don't suuport the
            FLEXNAMES option.
            Contributor: Huch Redelmeir <[e-mail]>
        COMMAND.TAR-Z
            A replacement for the "system" library routine which avoids
            execing a shell by handling I/O redirection internally.
            Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
        COMPLEX-ARITH.TAR-Z
            A library of complex arithmetic routines for C.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        CONFIG.TAR-Z
            A set of library routines for reading configuration files.
            Contributor: Conrad Kwok <[e-mail]>
        CPROTO.TAR-Z
            A program to automatically generate C function prototypes and
            variable declarations from C language source code.  Requires
            the "flex" lexical analyzer (see PD6:<UNIX-C.UTILS>FLEX.TAR-Z).
            Contributor: Chin Huang <[e-mail]>
        CTAGS.TAR-Z
            A program to generate "tags" files from C programs, as well
            as generate cross reference listings.
            Contributor: Ken Arnold <[e-mail]>
        CURSES-WIDGETS.TAR-Z
            A "widget" library for curses(3X).  Provides command, label,
            toggle, and input widgets.
            Contributor: Richard A. Culshaw <[e-mail]>
        CXREF.C
            A (rather unrobust) C program cross referencer.
            Contributor: John Fouts <[e-mail]>
        CXREF.TAR-Z
            A much more robust C program cross referencer.
            Contributor: Arnold Robbins <[e-mail]>
        DBCR.TAR-Z
            A program identifier database package which stores the locations
            of all uses of identifiers, pre-processor names, and numbers.
            Contributor: Greg Mcgary <[e-mail]>
        DBUG.TAR-Z
            Debugging macros for C programs.  Lots of functions to log
            debugging information, etc.
            Contributor: Fred Fish <[e-mail]>
        DEBUG-MALLOC.TAR-Z
            Drop-in replacements for malloc(3), memory(3), string(3) and
            bstring(3) functions with debugging facilities.
            Contributor: Conor P. Cahill <[e-mail]>
        DES.TAR-Z
            DES library routines suitable for use with MIT's Kerberos.  It
            was created in Finland and posted from Australia, so should in
            theory be entirely free of U.S. export controls.  (I wouldn't
            test this without a lawyer present...)
            Contributor: Antti Louko <[e-mail]>
        DYNALINK.TAR-Z
            Library routines to perform dynamic linking (linking of subroutines
            at run-time).
            Contributor: Dave Jones <[e-mail]>
        DYNAMIC-HASH.C
            Dynamic hashing after CACM April 1988 pp. 446-457.
            Contributor: Esmond Pitt <[e-mail]>
        EGETOPT.TAR-Z
            An extended getopt() function for parsing command line arguments.
            Contributor: Lloyd Zusman <[e-mail]>
        EMITC.TAR-Z
            An inverse of the ctime(3) library routine.  This routine takes
            a date/time string and returns the time in seconds.
            Contributor: Mike Marshall <[e-mail]>
        ET.TAR-Z
            An error-table library for printing errors from program.
            Patchlevel 1.
            Contributor: Jonathan I. Kamens <[e-mail]>
        FDECS.TAR-Z
            A shell script to extract ANSI C function prototype definitions
            for use in a .h file from C source files which contain old-style
            function definitions.
            Contributor: Michael Condict <[e-mail]>
        FILTER.TAR-Z
            A subroutin to construct filter programs like "sed", "awk",
            etc.  It processes arguments, accepts "-" for standard
            input, etc. and then calls a user supplied routine to do
            the filtering.
            Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
        GDATE.C
            A routine to convert date strings into "struct tm" type
            structures.  Accepts all sorts of date string formats.
            Contributor: Barry Shein <[e-mail]>
        GETLINE.TAR-Z
            A function to read an arbitrarily long line from a stream.
            Contributor: David Collier-Brown <[e-mail]>
        GETOPT-ATT.C
            AT&T's public domain release of the "getopt" function.
            This code was given out at the 1985 Dallas Winter USENIX
            Conference.
            Contributor: John Quarterman <[e-mail]>
        GETOPT.C
            A public domain version of the "getopt" library routine.  This
            one strictly enforces the System V Command Syntax Standard.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        GETUTMP.TAR-Z
            A set of library routines to read the "utmp" file much like
            the password file's "getpwent" routines.
            Contributor: Roger Levasseur <[e-mail]>
        HASH8.TAR-Z
            A program to allow old C compilers to compile programs which
            use long identifiers.
            Contributor: Geoff Kuenning <[e-mail]>
        IDENTLIST.TAR-Z
            Programs to list external definitions and identifiers in C
            source files.
            Contributor: John Rupley <rupley![e-mail]>
        INDENT.TAR-Z
            The original version of "indent" (C program beautifier) with the
            changes from Berkeley and Sun, who have put their mods into the
            freely redistributable category.
            Contributor: Ozan Yigit <[e-mail]>
        KIFACE.TAR-Z
            A set of routines to allow mapping keys to return values.  It
            allows a program to assign a return value to a key, or a string
            of keys, so that a single value can be checked after a set of
            keys is input.
            Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <[e-mail]>
        LIBC-PROTO-H.TAR-Z
            ANSI prototype include files for all the libc routines.
            Contributor: Clarence Dold <[e-mail]>
        LIBENV.TAR-Z
            Routines for manipulating (setting and examining) environment
            variables.  Runs on 4.xBSD; should run on System V.
            Contributor: David Herron <[e-mail]>
        LIBNDIR.TAR-Z
            Public domain implementation of the 4.2BSD directory routines that
            works on all UNIXes.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        LIBNDIR-POSIX.TAR-Z
            A POSIX-compatible version of LIBNDIR.TAR-Z (actually just a
            newer version of the same code).
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        LIBPW.TAR-Z
            Routines for manipulating password and group file entries.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        LINT-PROTO.TAR-Z
            Patches to 4.2BSD (4.3BSD or Sun can be easily done by hand)
            "lint" to create a prototype generator.
            Contributor: Jon Leech <[e-mail]>
        LOCALTIME.TAR-Z
            A System-V compatible localtime() library with enhancements to
            work in European timezones, etc.  Will also run under Berkeley
            UNIX.  Version 3.0.
            Contributor: David Olson <[e-mail]>
        MALLOC.TAR-Z
            A portable implementation of malloc.  Also supports a tracing
            function which the author says is Sun-specific.
            Contributor: Mark Brader <[e-mail]>
        MEMLINTOK.TAR-Z
            A header file that can be used to politely shut lint up about
            casting results of memory allocation functions malloc, realloc,
            and calloc.  It also stops complaints about the argument to
            free.
            Contributor: Bob Lewis <[e-mail]>
        MENU.TAR-Z
            A menu preprocessor.  Uers construct files describing menus,
            and menu will display them to the user and allow him to pick
            items from them.
            Contributor: Richard Conn <[e-mail]>
        MKPROTO.TAR-Z
            A program for generating prototype declarations for all
            functions appearing in a C source file.  The input code
            may be either K&R or ANSI C.  Correctly handles prototype
            promotion.
            Contributor: Eric R. Smith <[e-mail]>
        MODEMCAP.TAR-Z
            A modem-independent dial(3) package with a termcap-like
            description file.  Refer to the relevant System V manuals.
            Contributor: John F. Haugh <[e-mail]>
        MW.TAR-Z
            The Maryland Windows library.  This is in the same vein as
            "curses", but has many more features.
            Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
        PASSWDDET.C
            A routine to detect "obvious" passwords by examining them for
            English triples.  Can be added to password changing programs
            to prevent people from picking easily guessed passwords.
            Contributor: John Nagle <[e-mail]>
        POSIX-H-TESTER.TAR-Z
            A program sorts through the POSIX and ANSI include files and
            reports missing items, additional items in the standard,
            additional items allowed by the standard, and items not
            allowed by the standard.  References to the standards
            document are included in the report.
            Contributor: Barry Books <aixsm![e-mail]>
        PQSORT.C
            A version of "qsort" (Quick Sort) which claims to be faster than
            the library routine (although he doesn't specify which version
            of UNIX he means).
            Contributor: Duane Morse <[e-mail]>
        REGEXP.TAR-Z
            An "almost-public-domain" implementation of the V8 regular
            expression matching routines.
            Contributor: Henry Spencer <[e-mail]>
        SCPP.TAR-Z
            A selective C preprocessor which replaces macros and removes
            comditional code, leaving everything else the same.  This is
            useful when trying to decipher heavily #ifdef'd code with
            lots of misleading macros.
            Contributor: Brad Needham <[e-mail]>
        SEARCH.TAR-Z
            An almost generic search table routine using binary search.
            Generates a search table, and then looks things up in it
            using 32-bit keys.
            Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
        SETENV.TAR-Z
            A routine to maintain a list of environment variables for
            passing to other programs.
            Contributor: Maarten Litmaath <[e-mail]>
        SIMILARITY.TAR-Z
            A program to detect stretches in C programs that are similar
            or just plain identical.  Useful for locating "borrowed"
            code, etc.
            Contributor: Dick Grune <[e-mail]>
        SKIPLISTS.TAR-Z
            A C implementation of skip lists as described in the June 1990
            Communications of the ACM.
            Contributor: Bill Pugh <[e-mail]>
        SMALL-C.TAR-Z
            Ron Cain's original Small-C compiler, but highly extended.
            Included are code generators for the 8080, 6809, 68000,
            and Vax.  Run-time support for 8080 CP/M, Flex 6809, and
            Vax 4.1BSD are also included.
            Contributor: Chris Lewis <[e-mail]>
        SMAP.TAR-Z
            Safe Memory Allocator Package.  A wrapper around malloc,
            calloc, realloc and free to check that they behave themselves.
            Contributor: Allistair G. Crooks <[e-mail]>
        SPLAYTREE1.TAR-Z
            A library for working with splay trees as described in Tarjan's
            ACM Turing Lecture.  Usable for symbol tables and the like.
            Contributor: Dave Brower <[e-mail]>
        SPLAYTREE2.TAR-Z
            Another implementation of splay trees, this one from "Application
            of Splay Trees to Data Compression", CACM August 1988.
            Contributor: Bodo Rueskamp
                         <[e-mail]>
        STRINGS.TAR-Z
            A public domain strings package containing all the various
            string manipulation routines C programmers are used to.
            Contributor: Larry Campbell <[e-mail]>
        STRSED.TAR-Z
            A function which does regular expression search and replace like
            the ed/edit/ex editors, as well as tr(1)-like transliteration,
            in a string.
            Contributor: Terry Jones <[e-mail]>
        STRSTR.TAR-Z
            An implementation of the strstr() (find substrings in a string)
            function which uses a modified version of the quick search
            algorithm described in CACM V33 N8.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        STRTOD.TAR-Z
            An implementation of the strtod() (string to double) function.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        TIMER.TAR-Z
            Various routines to do delta time computations.
            Contributor: Gregg Wonderly <[e-mail]>
        TRIGRAPH.TAR-Z
            Programs which implement trigraphs as specified in the ANSI C
            draft standard.  Trigraphs are an alternate way of writing
            certain characters.  This archive contains two programs; one
            to do trigraphs-to-ascii, and one to do the reverse.
            Contributor: John P. Nelson <[e-mail]>
        UFORMAT.TAR-Z
            A routine to do formatting such as that done by database report
            generators.
            Contributor: Brandon Allbery <[e-mail]>
        UNCTIME.TAR-Z
            A "yacc" parser for times and dates to return date strings in
            UNIX time format.
            Contributor: David MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
        UNIDESK.TAR-Z
            UniDesk is a desktop user interface library package for
            UNIX systems with ASCII terminals.
            Contributor: Ben Konig <[e-mail]>
        VSPRINTF.TAR-Z
            Portable versions of vprintf, vfprintf, vsprintf.
            Contributor: Robert A. Larson <[e-mail]>
        VSTR.TAR-Z
            A dynamic strings package.
            Contributor: Jordan K. Hubbard <[e-mail]>
        XCP.TAR-Z
            A program to convert long C variable names to short ones (i.e.
            to "de-flexname" them) for C compilers without FLEXNAMES.
            Contributor: Mark Mendel <[e-mail]>
        XRAND.TAR-Z
            A random number generator based on the linear congruential and
            additive congruential methods.
            Contributor: Andreas Nowatzyk <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.CPLUSPLUS>
        ET.TAR-Z[1-3], ETMAN.TAR-Z
            ET++ is a homogeneous object-oriented class library integrating
            user interface building blocks, basic data structures, and support
            for object input/output with high level application framework
            components.  Works with AT&T C++, SUN C++ 2.0, and G++.
            ETMAN.TAR-Z is the documentation for the library.  Version 2.2.
        GENMAN.TAR-Z
            A program to generate documentation about a C++ class from the
            include and source files.  Version 2.0.
            Contributor: Bob Mastors <[e-mail]>
        INTERVAL.TAR-Z
            An interval arithmetic package.
            Contributor: [e-mail]
        LEDA.TAR-Z
            Library of efficient data types and algorithms.  Version 2.1.
        SILO.TAR-Z
            Routines to build event-based discrete event simulations.  See
            "Simulating Computer Systems: Techniques and Tools" by M. H.
            MacDougall.
            Contributor: S. Manoharan <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.FORTH>
        C-FORTH.TAR-Z
            A C-language implementation of figFORTH.  Has been tested
            on PDP-11s under 2.9BSD, Vaxes under 4.2BSD, and Vaxes under
            EUNICE 3.0.  Requires 32-bit ints and 16-bit shorts.
            Contributor: Allan Pratt <[e-mail]>
        VAX-FORTH.TAR-Z
            An implementation of FORTH (called VFORTH) for Vaxes under
            4.2BSD.  Uses subroutine-threading and in-line code to
            improve speed.
            Contributor: Andy Valencia <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.FORTRAN>
        F2C.TAR-Z
            A Fortran to C translator developed by folks from Bell Labs,
            Bellcore, and CMU.  Derived from the original UNIX f77(1).
            Converts ANSI standard Fortran 77 to C without manual
            intervention.  Can generate ANSI C or C++ compatible code as
            well.  Runs on Sun, Vax, IBM RT, Apollo, SGI, MIPS, and Crays.
            Has been verified on the NBS tests, several large math libraries,
            floating point tests, etc.
            Contributor: Mark Maimone <[e-mail]>
        FLOPPY.TAR-Z
            A Fortran coding convention checker and code tidier.  Understands
            F77, supports 44 different coding conventions.  Runs under VMS,
            VM/CMS, and UNIX.  Written in Fortran.
            Contributor: Julian Bunn <[e-mail]>
        FXREF.TAR-Z
            A linkage map generator and a cross reference generator for
            FORTRAN-77 programs.
            Contributor: Bill Silvert <[e-mail]>
        PREP.TAR-Z
            A preprocessor which supports macros, flow control extensions,
            vector statement shorthand, and automatic loop unrolling for
            certain classes of loops.
            Contributor: Roger Ove <[e-mail]>
        PSDRAW.TAR-Z
            Library routines to generate PostScript drawings from FORTRAN.
            Contributor: B. Narasimhan <[e-mail]>
        RATFOR.TAR-Z
            A public domain implementation of RATFOR (RATional FORtran).
            Generates FORTRAN-77, unlike UNIX "ratfor" which generates
            FORTRAN-66.
            Contributor: Ozan Yigit <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.FP>
        FP.TAR-Z
            A C implementation of Backus' Functional Programming language.
            This one closely follows the syntax of the one distributed
            with 4.3BSD (which is close to Backus' syntax).
            Contributor: Andy Valencia <[e-mail]>
        FPC.TAR-Z
            A compiler for Backus' Functional Programming language.  It
            translates FP to C, which you can then compile.
            Contributor: Edoardo Biagioni <[e-mail]>
        IFP.TAR-Z
            A variant of Backus' Functional Programming language.  Should
            run under any UNIX.  Written in C.
            Contributor: Arch D. Robison <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.ICON>
        The Version 7.0 Icon language distribution for UNIX from the
        University of Arizona.  Icon is a high-level, general-purpose
        programming language with extensive facilities for handling
        strings and lists.  In some senses it is the sucessor to
        SNOBOL4, and was devleoped by the same people.  See the file
        README.TXT for a description of what the files in this
        directory contain.
        Contributor: Gregg Townsend <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.LISP>
        ELK.TAR-Z
            A Scheme interpreter intended to be used as a general extension
            language.  Can also be used as a stand-alone implementation of
            Scheme.  Version 1.0.
            Contributor: Oliver Laumann <[e-mail]>
        XLISP.TXT-Z
            The Xlisp reference manual.  For version 2.0 of Xlisp.
            Contributor: Tim I. Mikkelsen <[e-mail]>
        XLISP.TAR-Z
            Xlisp version 2.1.  Runs on PCs under MegaMax C, Aztec C,
            Lattice C (Amiga).  There are implementations for VMS, UNIX,
            MS-DOS, MC68000, Atari ST, Amiga, and Macintosh.
            Contributor: Gary Murphy <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.LOGO>
        LOGO-MAKEHELP.TAR-Z
            A different "makehelp" for Logo (below).
            Contributor: Brian Harvey <[e-mail]>
        LOGO.TAR-Z
            A LOGO interpreter.  Has been tested on PDP-11s under V7 and
            Vaxes under 4.xBSD.  Includes interfaces for many popular
            graphics terminals as well as the floor-turtle through a
            DW-11 Unibus device.
            Contributor: Brian Harvey <[e-mail]>
        MUSIC-LOGO.TAR-Z
            Dragon curves with music.
            Contributor: Gerald Edgar <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.MODULA-2>
        PRETTYPRINT.TAR-Z
            A pretty printer written in Modula-2.
            Contributor: Ken Yap <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.OCCAM>
        OCCAM.TAR-Z
            A yacc/lex specification for OCCAM and OCCAM2.
            Contributor: Peter Polkinghorne <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.OPS5>
        OPS5.TAR-Z
            OPS5 in Common Lisp.  Apparently it runs under lots of different
            Common Lisps; you'll have to look and see if yours is there.  I
            think it runs on micros and stuff as well.
            Contributor: Eric Van Tassell <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.PASCAL>
        ISO-PASCAL.TAR-Z
            Public domain "yacc" and "lex" grammar for ISO level 0 Pascal.
            Contributor: Arnold. D. Robbins <[e-mail]>
        KAREL.TAR-Z
            An interpreter for the Karel language as described in "Karel
            the Robot" by Richard E. Pattis.  Intended as a gentle intro
            to Pascal.
            Contributor: Jan Miksovsky <[e-mail]>
        P2C.TAR-Z
            A Pascal to C translator.  Understands HP, partial Turbo, and
            other Pascal dialects.  Runs on at least HPs and Suns.
            Version 1.14.
            Contributor: Dave Gillespie <[e-mail]>
        PSTRINGS.TAR-Z
            An unbounded-length strings package for ISO Level 1 PASCAL.
            Will run under Sun PASCAL, but will NOT run under Berkeley
            "pc", according to the author.
            Contributor: Ian Cottam <[e-mail]>
        PTOC.TAR-Z
            A Pascal to C translator.  It is written as a single huge
            Pascal program, although the "ptoc" translation to C is also
            provided.
            Contributor: Per Bergsten <[e-mail]>
        SOFTWARE-TOOLS.TAR-Z
            An implementation of the routines from "Software Tools in
            Pascal", by Kernighan & Plaugher.  Should run under Berkeley
            Pascal; the text indicates it should run under VS/PASCAL
            on VM/CMS and MVS, also.
            Contributor: James Potter <[e-mail]>
        TURBO-TOOLS.TAR-Z
            Another implementation of K&P's "Software Tools in Pascal",
            this one for Turbo Pascal 3.0 under CP/M-86.  The comments
            imply it should run under MS/DOS as well.
            Contributor: Chris Lewis <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.PROLOG>
        PTAGS.TAR-Z
            A "tags" utility for Prolog.
            Contributor: Chriss Tweed <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.SMALLTALK>
        SMALLTALK.TAR-Z
            Release 2.02 of the Little Smalltalk system.  It's not Smalltalk-80
            or Smalltalk-V.  It is described in the book "Little Smalltalk"
            by Timothy A. Budd, from Addison-Wesley.
            Contributor: Timothy A. Budd <[e-mail]>

    PD6:<UNIX-C.LANGUAGES.SR>
        SR (Synchronizing Resources) is a programming language which allows
        the writing of distributed programs, either distributing them on
        one machine or on several.  This implementation comes from the SR
        Project at the University of Arizona, and runs on VAX 8650 under
        4.3BSD/MtXinu, Sun 3/140 under SunOS3.4, Sun 2/120 under SunOS 3.4,
        and the Encore Multimax under UMAX.  Version 1.1.

        SR.TAR-Z
            The SR programming language, including doumentation, checkout
            programs, and examples.
        VS.TAR-Z
            Extended verfication suite.  You only need this if you are
            modifying the system or porting to a new architecture.

PD6:<UNIX-C.MACINTOSH>
    Software for making Apple Macintoshes and UNIX work together.

    COMB-BINHEX.C
        Combine binhex files which have been split into pieces back into
        one file.
        Contributor: Grek Dudek <[e-mail]>
    DOWNLOAD-DOC.TXT
        A document which describes the various programs which can be used
        to download to the Macintosh from UNIX.
        Contributor: Chris Borton <[e-mail]>
    FROMHEX.C
        Convert from hex format to regular characters.
        Contributor: unknown
    MACBIN.TAR-Z
        Creates a MacBinary file from the 3 UNIX files created when uploaded
        using "macget".
        Contributor: Gary P. Standorf <[e-mail]>
    MACDRAW-TO-IMAGEN.TAR-Z
        A program to send MacDraw images to an Imagen laser printer.
        Contributor: Allan G. Weber <[e-mail]>
    MACGETPUT.TAR-Z
        The "macget" and "macput" programs for transferring files between a
        Macintosh and a UNIX system.
        Contributor: Dave Johnson <[e-mail]>
    MACPAINT-TO-LGP.TAR-Z
        A program to convert MacPaint format files to Symbolics LGP-1
        laser printer format.  MACPAINT-TO-LGP.TXT contains the documentation.
        Contributor: Richard Furuta <[e-mail]>
    MACPAINT-TO-POSTSCRIPT.TAR-Z
        Convert MacPaint files to PostScript.
        Contributor: Brian H. Powell <[e-mail]>
    MACPAINT-TO-PRINTRONIX.TAR-Z
        A program to print MacPaint files on a Printronix graphics printer.
        Contributor: Richard Furuta <[e-mail]>
    MACPS.TAR-Z
        Utilities to help print Apple "laser prep" files.
        Contributor:  Ed Moy <[e-mail]>
    MACSEND1.SH
        Shell script to send groups of files to a Macintosh using "macput".
        Contributor: Chris Borton <[e-mail]>
    MACSEND2.SH
        A more advanced version of "macsend".
        Contributor: Barry Eynon <[e-mail]>
    MACTERMCAP.TXT
        A "termcap" entry for a Macintosh running MacTerminal.
        Contributor: Steven B. Munson <[e-mail]>
    MACWRITE-TO-DVI.TAR-Z
        A program to translate MacWrite files to DVI (TeX) format.
        Contributor: Douglas Orr
    MACWRITE-TO-SCRIPT.TXT
        MacWrite to Script translation table for Xerox 9700 laser printer.
        Contributor: Norman Meyrowitz
    MACWRITE-TO-TROFF.TAR-Z
        A program to translate MacWrite files to "troff" format using the
        "-me" macro package.
        Contributor: Van Jacobson <[e-mail]>
    MACXBIN.SH
        A shell script to "xbin" files from comp.sources.mac into a single
        directory for "macput"ing.
        Contributor: Chris Borton <[e-mail]>
    MWRESCUE.C
        Rescue damaged MacWrite files (V3.0 and later)
        Contributor: unknown
    SCRIBEPIC.TAR-Z
        Extract Scribe-able pictures from MacPaint files.
        Contributor: J. W. Peterson
    SIT.TAR-Z
        A program to produce StuffIt archives for downloading to the Mac.
        Contributor: Tom Bereiter <[e-mail]>
    TOHEX.C
        Convert files to hex format.
        Contributor: unknown
    UNPACKIT.C
        Unpacks Mac Packit files into their component files.
        Contributor: Allan Weber <[e-mail]>
    UNXBIN.TAR-Z
        Convert *.{info,data,rsrc} files from "macget" back into something
        that "xbin" will accept.
        Contributor: Herb Barad <[e-mail]>
    UW42.TAR-Z
        The "uw" multi-window terminal program for the Macintosh.  Emulates
        an ADM-31 in the windows.  This is version 4.2 of UW.
        Contributor: John Bruner <[e-mail]>
    XBIN.TAR-Z
        Convert files from binhex format to what "macput" expects.
        Contributor: Dave Johnson <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.MAIL>
    Programs to help in the reading, sending, and manipulation of
    electronic mail.

    ABE.TAR-Z
        A replacement for uuencode/uudecode designed to deal with all the
        typical problems of USENET transmission, along with those of other
        media.  Smaller files, compress well.  Multiple files can be placed
        in one encoding.
        Contributor: Brad Templeton <[e-mail]>
    ANSWER.TAR-Z
        A program to answer your mail while you're away.  Looks like it's
        for System V; may require minor changes to run on 4.xBSD.
        Contributor: Van Rietschote <[e-mail]>
    BENCODE-BDECODE.TAR-Z
        Another binary-to-ASCII encoding scheme for mail.  This encodes
        three bytes to four characters.  Public domain.
        Contributor: Rayan Zachariassen <[e-mail]>
    BSMTP.TAR-Z
        Batch SMTP.  This stuff implements SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer
        Protocol) via files for networks which are file-transfer based
        such as UUCP and BITNET.
        Contributor: David Herron <[e-mail]>
    BTOA.TAR-Z
        Conversion between binary and ASCII files for mailing purposes.
        Expands binary files by only 25% instead of uuencode's 33%.  Also
        capable of repairing damaged files.  This was originally part of
        the COMPRESS distribution.  Version 5.2.
        Contributor: Stefan Parmark <[e-mail]>
    CKMAIL.TAR-Z
        A program to check a user's mail and report the "from" lines.  Much
        like Berkeley "from".
        Contributor: Wayne Mesard <[e-mail]>
    CLR-QUEUE.TAR-Z
        A shell script to clean out the "sendmail" mail queue and send
        the results to the system administrator.
        Contributor: David Barto <[e-mail]>
    CMDBYMAIL.TAR-Z
        A program to execute commands by mail, by mailing them to yourself.
        Allows "remote execution" of commands (sort of).
        Contributor: Jacob Levy <[e-mail]>
    CRYPTMAIL.TAR-Z
        Send and receive encrypted mail.
        Contributor: unknown
    DELIVER.TAR-Z
        A mail delivery agent which uses shell scripts as its configuration
        files.  This allows full shell functionality in processing mail; e.g.
        to send daytime mail to one machine, and nighttime mail to another.
        Version 2.0.  Patchlevel 11.
        Contributor: Chip Salzenberg <[e-mail]>
    DIGEST.C
        A program to construct a ARPA-style digest from a file of mail
        messages.  Handles generation of a topic list, sorting messages
        by subject, etc.  Also includes instructions for easy maintenance
        of mailing lists using "sendmail".  Works on 4.2 and 4.3BSD.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    DMAIL.TAR-Z
        A mail reading and sending program whic supports folders and various
        methods of grouping messages by subject, from address, etc.  Tested
        on 4.2BSD and 4.3BSD, may require changes for other systems.
        Contributor: Matt Dillon <[e-mail]>
    DNAMAIL.TAR-Z
        Send DECNET mail to/from a Sun running Sunlink/DNI.
        Contributor: Darin Johnson <[e-mail]>
    DOMAIN-ROUTERS.TAR-Z
        Domain-routing programs for "pathalias" and UUCP.
        Contributor: J. Eric Roskos <[e-mail]>
    EASE.TAR-Z
        EASE, a language for writing "sendmail" configuration files in
        something at least somewhat more legible than "sendmail"'s own
        little language.
        Contributor: Arnold D. Robbins <[e-mail]>
    EASE35.TAR-Z
        A high-level sendmail.cf language.  Extremely useful language
        to play with very cryptic sendmail.cf files.  Version 3.5.
        Contributor:  Bruce G. Barnett <[e-mail]>
    ELM.TAR-Z
        The ELM Mail System.  This is a very popular mail system which has
        lots of convenient features to speed your processing of mail.
        Version 2.3.
        Contributor: Syd Weinstein <[e-mail]>
    ELMEDIT.TAR-Z
        A simple ASCII editor for ELM.  Allows naive users to use ELM without
        learning how to use an editor.
        Contributor: Marc Siegel <[e-mail]>
    FROMWHO.TAR-Z
        Another replacement for "from".
        Contributor:  [e-mail]
    GETMAPS.TAR-Z
        Shell scripts to automatically pull the USENET maps from the newgroups.
        Contributor: Eugene Cristofor <[e-mail]>
    IDA-SENDMAIL.TAR-Z
        The IDA Sendmail Enhancement Kit, rev 1.2.5.  Source code modifications
        for Sendmail version 5.59.  These enable sendmail to have direct
        access to dbm(3) files and Sun Yellow Pages, separate envelope/header
        rewriting rulesets, and multi-token class matches, among other things.
        Contributor: Lennart Lovstrand <[e-mail]>
    KIT.TAR-Z
        The ultimate mailing kit.  You can mail an arbitrary collection
        of possibly binary files to someone.  You need CSHAR2.
        Contributor:  Raphael Manfredi <[e-mail]>
    LIST.TAR-Z
        Listserv 5.31.  A mailing list management system.  Implement
        various discussion lists with one list server.
        Contributor:  [e-mail]
    LMAIL.TAR-Z
        A local mail delivery agent which adds piping to files and programs
        for sites running Smail 2.5.
        Contributor: Jon Zeeff <[e-mail]>
    MAIL-LIST.TAR-Z
        A program to manage large mailing lists using 4.xBSD "sendmail".
        Contributor: Stephen J. Muir <[e-mail]>
    MAILIAS.TAR-Z
        A program to "decode" mail aliases from your .mailrc and tell you
        who things are going to.
        Contributor: Mark Sirota <[e-mail]>
    MAILSPLIT.TAR-Z
        A program to send files and/or directories via electronic mail using
        "tar", "compress", etc.  It sends an awk script to reassemble the
        pieces at the remote end.  Version 2.7.
        Contrbutor: Mitchell F. Wyle <[e-mail]>
    MEP102B.TAR-Z
        Mail Extensions Package.  Handles things like automatically tossing
        mail from people you don't want to hear from, logging incoming mail,
        and so on.  Looks like it depends pretty heavily on Berkeley mail.
        Contributor: John Antypas <[e-mail]>
    MHMIME.TAR-Z
        An interesting front-end to MH Version 6.7.2.
    MH-RN-INTERFACE.SH
        A method of interfacing the Rand MH mail handler with the "rn"
        USENET news reading program.
        Contributor: Robert Virding <[e-mail]>
    MH.TAR-Z
        The Rand Mail System.  Version 6.7.2.
    MM.TAR-Z
        The Columbia MM Mail System.  This mail package provides a number
        of powerful and intuitive features.  Lots of on-line help available.
        Version 0.9.
    MM-PATCHES.TAR-Z
        Patches to Version 0.9 of the MM Mail System.
    MMDFII43.TAR-Z[1-5]
        The Multichannel Memorandum Distribution Facility.  Version 4.3.
        MMDF II is the U.S. Army standard mail system.
    ML.TAR-Z
        A program to split mail messages from one file into several files.
        Contributor: Adri Verhoef <[e-mail]>
    MN.TAR-Z
        A program which reads and summarizes a mailbox.  Several output
        formats, including some machine-parsable ones.
        Contributor: Wim Lewis <[e-mail]>
    MQ-FROM.TAR-Z
        Replacements for the Berkeley "mailq" and "from" commands.  Also runs
        on System V.
        Contributor: Kevin Sweet <[e-mail]>
    MSG.TAR-Z
        The Msg mail system.  This one's screen oriented, for those of you who
        like such things.  Runs under BSD, System V, HP-UX, and Amdahl UTS.
        I'm fairly sure that this was a predecessor of ELM.  MSG.DOC and
        MSG.INTRO contain documentation.
        Contributor: Dave Taylor ([e-mail]>
    MUSH.TAR-Z
        The Mail User's SHell.  This is another mail user agent, designed to
        interface with sendmail.  Includes a Suntools interface, a curses
        interface, and a shell-like interface.  Runs on BSD, System V, Xenix,
        HP/UX, AUX, AIX, etc.  Version 7.1.  Patchlevel 1.
        Contributor: Dan Heller <[e-mail]>
    NEWMAIL.TAR-Z
        Utility to check for new mail.
        Contributor:  Steve Creps <[e-mail]>
    NMAIL.TAR-Z
        A program to do UUCP mail routing using the output of the
        "pathalias" program.
        Contributor: Nigel Horne <[e-mail]>
    PATHALIAS-MMDF.TAR-Z
        Modifications to "pathalias" (see below) to make it work with MMDF.
        Contributor: David Herron <[e-mail]>
    PATHALIAS-XENIX.TAR-Z
        Patches to "pathalias" (see below) to make it work on 80286 machines
        under Xenix.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    PATHALIAS.TAR-Z
        The "pathalias" program for turning the UUCP map information into
        a UUCP routing database.  Version 10.
        Contributor: Peter Honeyman <[e-mail]>
    PATHRPT.TAR-Z
        A program to produce reports from the output of PATHALIAS.  Notes
        how many paths start from one of your UUCP neighbors, etc.
        Contributor: David H. Wolfskill <[e-mail]>
    PCMAIL.TAR-Z
        A program to turn a PC into a (non-routing) UUCP node.  Runs under
        MS-DOS and various flavors of UNIX.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Wietse Venema <[e-mail]>
    PMDC.TAR-Z
        A "personal mail daemon" which filters mail much like GNU Emacs
        does but without the overhead of Emacs and lisp.
        Contributor: Robert Krawitz <[e-mail]>
    POP3D.TAR-Z
        Remote maildrop access server based on Internet RFC 1081 POP
        Version 3.
    RBIFF-COMSAT.TAR-Z
        A replacement for BSD "biff" and "comsat" which allows monitoriing of
        user's mailboxes even on remote hosts.
        Contributor: Steven Grimm <[e-mail]>
    RETURNMAIL.TAR-Z
        A program to return mail when you're on vacation.  This one is for
        System V, 4.3BSD users should probably just use vacation(1).
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    ROUND-ROBIN.TAR-Z
        A mail round-robin program.  Version 1.0.
        Contributor: Max Hailperin <[e-mail]>
    RMAIL-UUCP.TAR-Z
        An "rmail" replacement which handles domain-ified UUCP paths.  For
        older System V systems.
        Contributor: Rick Richardson <[e-mail]>
    SENDMAIL.TAR-Z
        The latest version of "sendmail" from Berkeley, version 5.64.
        This is copied directly from UCBARPA.BERKELEY.EDU.
        Contributor: Berkeley
    SENDMAIL-CF.TAR-Z
        The "sendmail.cf" files from Georgia Tech.  Useful as samples for
        setting up your own config files.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    SENDMAIL-CF-GEN.TAR-Z
        Example generic "sendmail.cf" files for Internet sites and Internet
        sites with UUCP.
        Contributor: Erik E. Fair <[e-mail]>
    SENDMAIL-MODS.TAR-Z
        Modifications to "sendmail" to allow pathalias translations and the
        like to be used.  NOTE: This is for 4.2BSD "sendmail"; make sure you
        check version numbers before you apply it to your "sendmail".
        Contributor: Bruce Israel <[e-mail]>
    SENDMAIL-QREF.TAR-Z
        A sendmail quick reference card.  Built from tbl/troff.  This is
        the one handed out by Jim Joyce's UNIX Bookstore in San Francisco.
        Contributor: Jim Joyce <[e-mail]>
    SMAIL.TAR-Z
        The "smail" package - a smart mailer and UUCP path router.  Popular
        on Xenix systems.  It's also the "official" mailer of the UUCP
        Project.
        Contributor: Larry Auton <[e-mail]>
    SMSMTP.TAR-Z
        An SMTP server/client implementation for System V and the SMAIL
        program (see SMAIL.TAR-Z).
        Contributor: Johan Vromans <[e-mail]>
    SYSV-COMSAT.TAR-Z
        A port of the 4.3BSD-tahoe release of "comsat" to System V, with a
        FIFO (named pipe) replacing sockets.
        Contributor: David MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
    TAR-UNTAR-MAIL.TAR-Z
        Shell scripts for sending "tar" files through mail.
        Contributor: Mark Mendel <[e-mail]>
    UNDIGESTIFY.C
        A program to split digests into their component messages.  Has been
        tested on several ARPAnet digests.
        Contributor: David Brown <[e-mail]>
    UNPACKMAPS.TAR-Z
        Another USENET map unpacking script.
        Contributor: Chris Lewis <clewis@eci386>
    UUDECODE.BASIC
        A version of "uudecode" written in GW-BASIC.
        Contributor: R. D. Eager <[e-mail]>
    UUENCODE-UUDECODE.TAR-Z
        The "uuencode" and "uudecode" programs for encoding binary files
        to be sent through electronic mail.  These are the version that
        comes with 4.3BSD (they are public domain).
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    UUENC-UUDEC-PC.TAR-Z
        The "uuencode" and "uudecode" programs for Microsoft C on IBM PCs
        and compatibles.
        Contributor: Herm Fischer
    UUHOSTS.TAR-Z
        Another set of programs to grab the UUCP map files automatically when
        they are posted.
        Contributor: John Quarterman <[e-mail]>
    UUMAIL.TAR-Z
        Another routing program to use the "pathalias" database.  The file
        UUMAIL.BUG contains a bug fix.
        Contributor: Stan Barber <[e-mail]>
    VACATION.SH
        This is a vacation program intended for Berkeley systems not running
        "sendmail".
        Contributor: Eric Mazur <[e-mail]>
    VMH.TAR-Z
        VMH mail handler.  A visual front-end for the MH system.
        Contributor:  [e-mail]
    XXCP.TAR-Z
        A replacement for uuencode/uudecode for UNIX, MS-DOS, and VM/CMS
        which uses a gateway-transparent dataset.
        Contributor: David Camp <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.NETWORKS>
    Programs for dealing with networks such as TCP/IP.  Includes remote
    file system programs for RFS and NFS, Sun remote procedure call
    interfaces, etc.  (UUCP stuff is stored in PD6:<UNIX-C.TELECOM>.)

    3BCONNECT.TAR-Z
        A set of tools for AT&T 3B2 machines with 3BNET which provides a
        remote login facility and file transfer capability.
        Contributor: Dave Settle <mcvax!oscar.smb.co.uk![e-mail]>
    3BNET.TAR-Z
        A set of tools and a network printer spooler for AT&T's 3BNET
        network under System V Release 2.0.
        Contributor: James Hayes <[e-mail]>
    AMD.TAR-Z
        A value-added replacement for the SunOS automounter.  Runs on
        SunOS 3.5 and 4.0, HP-UX 6.x, and Mt. Xinu MORE/bsd, IBM AOS 4.3,
        Ultrix 2.2 and 3.0, Apple A/UX, Encore UMAX 4.3, and others.
        Version 5.1c.
        Contributor: Jan-Simon Pendry <[e-mail]>
    ARPDUMP.C
        Prints out all the kernel ARP table entries (4.2/4.3BSD).
        Contributor: Dennis Bednar <[e-mail]>
    AUTH.TAR-Z
        A secure user-level implementation of RFC931, the Authentication
        Server.  Provides authentication services for TCP connections
        such as sendmail.  Version 2.1.
        Contributor: Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>
    AUTH-UTILS.TAR-Z
        Scripts and utility programs to go along with AUTH.TAR-Z.  Includes
        configuration for sendmail to use AUTH.  Version 1.0.
        Contributor: Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>
    AUTOFTP2.TAR-Z
        A modified version of AUTOFTP1.TAR-Z with improved error recovery,
        etc.  Version 3.0.
        Contributor: Mingqi Deng <[e-mail]>
    BATCHFTP.TAR-Z
        A C version of a batch FTP program; based on AUTOFTP2.TAR-Z.
        Contributor: Shawn Cooper <[e-mail]>
    BFTP.TAR-Z
        The Background File Transfer Program described in RFC 1068.  It
        allows FTP requests to be queued for execution later, with auto-
        matic retires on failure, etc.  Version 3.12.
        Contributor: Annette DeSchon <[e-mail]>
    BIND.TAR-Z
        The Berkeley Internet Name Domain server (BIND) version 4.8.3.
        This is the latest version from UCBARPA.BERKELEY.EDU.
        Contributor: Berkeley
    BOOTP.TAR-Z
        The CMU BOOTP server daemon.  RFC1048 compatible.  Version 2.1.
    BUG.TAR-Z
        A program to tap a stream socket and print all data flowing on the
        stream.  Requires BSD UNIX (or BSD-derived).
        Contributor: Matthew Merzbacher <[e-mail]>
    CHAT.TAR-Z
        A multi-user real-time communications program like Berkeley "talk",
        except that it allows up to ten users.  CHAT.BUG[1-2] contain bug
        fixes.
        Contributor: Sanford L. Barr <[e-mail]>
    CKNFS.TAR-Z
        A program which takes a PATH as argument, and checks the path for
        dead NFS servers, and then spits out a modified path with the
        dead servers removed.  Allows you to log in and use an NFS client
        without running the risk of hanging because a server is dead.
        Version 1.1.
        Contributor: Alan Klietz <[e-mail]>
    CMS-UNIX.TAR-Z
        Programs to transfer files (and files of mail data) between UNIX
        and CMS (or MVS) systems.  Written for System V, but should port
        to BSD with little difficulty.
        Contributor: Gary Mills <[e-mail]>
    CONDOR.TAR-Z
        A facility for executing UNIX jobs on a pool of cooperating idle
        workstations.  Includes transparent checkpointing and job
        migration.  Runs on Vaxen (BSD & Ultrix 3.x), SPARC (SunOS 4.x),
        Symmetry (Dynix), MC68020 (SunOS 3.x, 4.x), DEC 3100 (Ultrix 3.x).
        Contributor: Mike Litzkow <[e-mail]>
    DIALUPIP.TAR-Z
        Dialup IP is a driver that sends IP datagrams over SLIP connections.
        Provides a flexible script language to initiate calls and negotiate
        the login process on a remote host.  Installed on ULTRIX 2.X, 4.3
        BSD, and Sun's running binary BSD-derived systems.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor:  Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
    DNSPARSE.TAR-Z
        Tools for manipulating DNS master files and host tables.
    ETHERLIB.TAR-Z
        Library routines to provide access to the raw Ethernet for user-level
        programs.  Uses the NIT interface on Suns (both sockets and streams
        varieties); uses the DLI interface on Ultrix.  On 4.3BSD, uses the
        Stanford enetfilter available as user-contributed software on the
        4.3BSD tape.
        Contributor: Alexander Dupuy <[e-mail]>
    ETHERTOOLS-3.TAR-Z
        Ethernet monitoring tools.  Requires SunOS 3.x (will not work on
        SunOS 4.0 because of the different NIT interface).  You can send
        Ethernet Version 2 CTP packets, dump ethernet traffic, tabulate
        sources and destinations, etc.
        Contributor: Phillip L. Budne <[e-mail]>
    ETHERTOP.TAR-Z
        Monitor network utilization in terms of "busiest hosts".  Utility
        displays top N hosts in terms of how much they are using the
        ethernet.  Needs SUN rpc.etherd and curses.
    FINGER.TAR-Z
        New distribution of finger.  Based upon the ITS and TOPS-20
        finger implementations.  Sorts output by username.  Includes
        a WHOIS and FINGER daemon.
        Contributor:  Phil Budne <[e-mail]>
    FSP.TAR-Z
        A real-time, multi-threaded Internet archive server.
        Contributor:  [e-mail]
    GETETHERS.TAR-Z
        Determine ethernet addresses of all hosts on a Class C network.
        Pretty useful network utility.  Version 1.0.
        Contributor:  Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    HOSTCVT.TAR-Z
        Convert /etc/hosts files into DNS Zone files.
        Contributor:  Roger Southwick <[e-mail]>
    HTABLE.TAR-Z
        Used to convert host files specified in RFC 810 to the format
        used by network library routines.
    IEN116.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the IEN 116 nameserver protocol.  Can be used
        with Bridge Corp. terminal servers, whic use this protocol to
        request machine addresses.
        Contributor: Jerry Aquirre <[e-mail]>
    INETROVER.TAR-Z
        Internet Rover Network Monitor.  A text and motif based set of
        monitoring tools.  Works on RS6000 AIX, PS2 AIX, 3090 AIX, and
        the SUN SPARCstation.  Release 2.0.
    MAKEHOSTS.TAR-Z
        A Perl script to convert BIND files to /etc/hosts format.
        Contributor: A. E. Mossberg <[e-mail]>
    MNFS.TAR-Z
        A NFS server-only implementation for 4.3BSD VAXes.  This means you can
        use this to let your Suns mount the VAX's file systems, but the VAX
        can't mount the Suns' file systems.  This uses inodes, not vnodes,
        so the kernel modifications are minor.
        Contributor: Mike Parker <[e-mail]>
    MSGD.TAR-Z
        Send a one line message to another user.  Similar to "write" or
        "talk".  Modified version of the BSD mesg program.
        Contributor:  John Sellends <[e-mail]>
    NETDATE.TAR-Z
        Set the time and date according to RFC 868.  Polls other network
        hosts to determine the current time and date.
        Contributor: unknown
    NETNOTIFY.TAR-Z
        A program to broadcast messages to all users on a network.  Similar
        to Sun's "rwall" program.
        Contributor: Paul Davison <[e-mail]>
    NFSTRACE.TAR-Z
        The rpc spy/nfstrace software package described in the paper
        "NFS Tracing by Passive Network Monitoring" presented at the
        Jan 92 USENIX conference.
    NFSWATCH.TAR-Z
        A program to monitor NFS traffic to a specific server or the entire
        network.  Displays number of read requests, write requests, etc. as
        well as decoding the file handles to show which file systems are
        being hit.  Version 3.0
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    PCROUTE.TAR-Z
        Software for an IBM PC/XT or AT or clone which will allow it
        to act as an IP router.  Supports Ethernet (up to 4 interfaces),
        Starlan (up to 6), Localtalk (1), and SLIP (up to 2).  Up to
        6 interfaces total per PC may be used.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Vance Morrison <[e-mail]>
    PERMYP.TAR-Z
        Permissions - access control library for the YP/NIS environment.
        Contributor:  Theo Deraadt <[e-mail]>
    PHONE1.TAR-Z
        Another multi-user real-time "talk" program.
        Contributor: Jonathan C. Broome <[e-mail]>
    PHONE2.TAR-Z
        Another two-user real-time "talk" program; this one for System V or
        other systems with System V IPC.
        Contributor: Jack Bonn <[e-mail]>
    PING.TAR-Z
        A program to send ICMP ECHO requests to a host on the network
        (TCP/IP) to see whether it's reachable or not.  Useful for
        debugging routing problems on your network.
        Contributor: Mike Muuss <[e-mail]>
    QUEUER.TAR-Z
        A queueing and remote execution system for programs that do not
        require tty-level access to the user.  Relies on 4BSD networking.
        Runs on Ultrix and SunOS.
        Contributor: Scott Bradner <[e-mail]>
    RFS.TAR-Z
        A public domain kernel-resident distributed file system.  This is
        NOT the same thing as RFS from AT&T.  Runs on Berkeley UNIX.
        Contributor: Todd Brunhoff <[e-mail]>
    RLOGIN-HACK.TAR-Z
        Enhanced BSD "rlogin" to support environment passing.
        Contributor:  James Gritton <[e-mail]>
    RNA.TAR-Z
        An automated archive-server type program, similar in function to the
        NETLIB software from Argonne.   Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Paolo Ventafridda <[e-mail]>
    ROUTED.TAR-Z
        The latest version of "routed" (network routing daemon) from
        UCBVAX.BERKELEY.EDU.
        Contributor: Berkeley
    RSEND.TAR-Z
        A program to send a message to another user on the network.  Looks
        like TOPS-20 SEND or VM/CMS TELL.
        Contributor: Svante Lindahl <[e-mail]>
    SHM.TAR-Z
        A shared-memory implementation for 4.2BSD.  This is all user-level
        code and requires no kernel changes.  Interfaces are provided for
        C and Franz Lisp.  This implementation uses TCP/IP, and may be
        used to share memory across machines.
        Contributor: Don Libes <[e-mail]>
    SLIPWARE.TAR-Z
        Programs for running Serial Line IP (SLIP).  Includes SLIP for
        SunOS 3.x and SunOS 4.0, GATED, a modified "tip" for use with SLIP.
        Contributor: Rayan Zachariassen <[e-mail]>
    SNMP-CMU.TAR-Z
        The CMU SNMP distribution.  Includes a development library and several
        useful SNMP tools.  The Kinetics box load image is NOT included here;
        you can FTP it from lancaster.andrew.cmu.edu if you want it (you do
        not need it to use this stuff).  Version 1.0.
    SNMP-MIT.TAR-Z
        The MIT SNMP Developer's Kit.  A set of software to make developing
        SNMP tools easy.  A few simple tools are provided.
    SOCKDEMO.TAR-Z
        Demonstration of Berkeley socket interface.
        Contributor:  Blair P. Houghton <[e-mail]>
    SOS.TAR-Z
        A public domain NFS *server* implementation for MS-DOS.  This one
        runs under Sun's PC-NFS, but should be portable to other TCP/IP
        implementations.  Both Suns and PCs may mount files on this PC
        server.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    SUNRPC.TAR-Z
        Release 3.9 of the Sun Microsystems Remote Procedure Call library.
        Contributor: Stephen X. Nahm <[e-mail]>
    SUPERSERVER.TAR-Z
        A program which allows individual users to set up network services
        without worrying about the intricacies of socket I/O.  Similar in
        function to "rsh", but restricts the commands which can be run by
        remote users.
        Contributor: Steven Grimm <[e-mail]>
    TALK4.TAR-Z
        A 4-person "talk" program.
        Contributor: Andrew Duchowski <[e-mail]>
    TCP-UPDATE.TAR-Z
        The official Berkeley TCP/IP and XNS update for 4.3BSD.  The TCP
        updates include the slow-start algorithm and other work by Van
        Jacobson, and a retransmission timer from Phil Karn.  These fixes
        dramatically improve performance over slow and lossy networks like
        the ARPAnet and Satnet.  The IP updates include the elimination of
        the "panic: out of mbufs - map full".  Berkeley strongly recommends
        updating to this code.  #ifdefs to install the code on Suns up to
        release 3.6 are included.  This code is *not* public domain, but it
        is free and contains no code licensed by AT&T.
        Contributor: Mike Karels <[e-mail]>
    TCPCON.TAR-Z
        A set of programs designed to connect arbitrary processes to pseudo
        tty devices.  Also includes a program to connect to an arbitrary
        TCP address and port.
        Contributor: Ross Cartlidge <[e-mail]>
    TCPDEBUG.C
        A program to construct a visual picture of TCP connections on
        4.xBSD systems.  Requires the Maryland Windows library.
        Contributor: Stephen Hemminger <[e-mail]>
    TCPDUMP.TAR-Z
        A program to dump out TCP packets for debugging purposes.
        Includes Berkeley Packet filter (BPF).  Version 2.0
    TCPMUX.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the TCP multiplexer, described in RFC 1078.
        Contributor: Mark Lottor <[e-mail]>
    TELNET.TAR-Z
        The 4.3BSD-Reno version of telnet and telnetd.  Includes support for
        basically all current TELNET options including ENVIRON, XDISPLOC,
        SOFT_TAB, LIT_ECHO, etc.  Tested on 4.3BSD-Reno, UNICOS 5.1 and 6.0,
        SunOS 3.5, 4.0.3, 4.1, Dynix 3.0.12, and Ultrix 3.1.
        Contributor: Dave Borman <[e-mail]>
    TINY-TCP.TAR-Z
        A public domain implementation of the TCP/IP protocols.  Runs on
        68000 machines.
        Contributor: Geof Cooper <[e-mail]>
    TN3270.TAR-Z
        A version of TELNET which emulates an IBM 3278 terminal for connecting
        to IBM VM/CMS systems.  Version 4.1.1.
        Contributor: Greg Minshall <[e-mail]>
    TRACEROUTE.TAR-Z
        A program which sends several packets to a host, tracing and printing
        the route the packet takes through the Internet.  As each gateway is
        reached, it's name (if available) and address are printed, as well as
        the time it took for the packet to get there.
        Contributor: Van Jacobson <[e-mail]>
    UNFSD.TAR-Z
        A user-level NFS server.  This is based un Sun RPC version 3.9.
        Runs under 4.3BSD and SunOS 3.4.  Note that there are several
        limitations to this package because it is not kernel based.
        Contributor: Mark Shand <[e-mail]>
    XNETDB.TAR-Z
        Network database and monitoring tool.  Based on X-windows and SNMP
        with an integral database and statistical viewing capabilities.
        Can view circuits or routers and ethernets.  Version 2.10.
    XTCP.TAR-Z
        A newer version of 4.3BSD TCP which has much improved congestion
        control and works well over the congested ARPAnet.  This is a beta
        test copy which will probably someday become the 4.xBSD TCP.  It
        runs on Vaxen and CCIs under 4.3BSD, SunOS 3.3 (and 3.4), Goulds
        under UTX/2.0, and VAX/VMS under the latest WIN/TCP Wollongong
        software.
        Contributor: Van Jacobson <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.POSTSCRIPT>
    Various PostScript-related programs for converting other formats to
    PostScript, printing PostScript, etc.  See also PD6:<UNIX-C.GNU> for
    the GNU PostScript interpreter, and PD6:<UNIX-C.MACINTOSH> for some
    programs to convert Macintosh formats to PostScript.

    A2PS.TAR-Z
        An ASCII file to PostScript conversion program.  Version 3.0.
        Contributor: Miguel Santana <[e-mail]>
    CASSETTE.TAR-Z
        A program for printing cassette or CD labels.  Generates PostScript.
        Label format is configurable by means of a config file.
        Contributor: Remco Bruyne <[e-mail]>
    CASSETTE-LABEL.TAR-Z
        A program which reads a list of (album, artist, songlist) and
        generates a PostScript description of a label which will fit
        into a standard cassette tape case.
        Contributor: Tom Smith <[e-mail]>
    CHEQ.TAR-Z
        The Adobe chess font, "cheq".  It is licensed royalty-free from Adobe.
        Includes the ASCII downloadable font, the font metrics, the Mac
        printer and screen fonts, and Mac text examples of the font.
        Contributor: John Renner <[e-mail]>
    CIF2PS1.TAR-Z
        A CIF to PostScript filter which can take the place of "cifplot".
        Contributor: Marc Lesure <[e-mail]>
    CIF2PS2.TAR-Z
        Another CIF to PostScript filter.  Derived from CIF2PS1.TAR-Z.
        Contributor: Gordon W. Ross <[e-mail]>
    GIFTOPS.TAR-Z
        A program to convert a GIF-format file to PostScript.
        Contributor: Scott Hemphill <[e-mail]>
    HPGL2PS1.TAR-Z
        A program to filter HPGL (Hewlett Packard Graphics Language) to
        PostScript.
        Contributor: Don McCormick <[e-mail]>
    HPGL2PS2.TAR-Z
        Another HPGL to PostScript conversion utility.
        Contributor: Federico Heinz <[e-mail]>
    LABEL2PS.TAR-Z
        Print labels to a PostScript printer.  Allows use of arbitrary
        PostScript commands inside each label for figures, etc.
        Contributor: Sarantos Kapidakis <[e-mail]>
    LJ2PS.TAR-Z
        A program to translate HP LaserJet PCL IV (subset) code to PostScript.
        Does not handle macros, position stack cmds, graphics, or downloadable
        fonts.  But has the hooks for them...
        Contirbutor: Chris Lishka <[e-mail]>
    LWF.TAR-Z
        A LaserWriter filter.  Converts ASCII to PostScript.
        Contributor: Barry Brachman <grads.cs.ubc.ca!brachman>
    LWF-KANJI.TAR-Z
        A modification of LWF.TAR-Z which prints files in Kanji (Japanese).
        Contributor: Greg Lee <[e-mail]>
    MP.TAR-Z
        A program to print your mail messages in PostScript.  Works with
        Berkeley mail (and presumably System V mailx).  Version 2.4.5.
        Contributor: Rich Burridge <[e-mail]>
    MPAGE.TAR-Z
        A program to print text or PostScript input in n-up format.
        Contributor: Mark Hahn <[e-mail]>
    NNSCRIPT.TAR-Z
        A front end for "enscript" from Adobe.
        Contributor: Wayne Thompson <[e-mail]>
    PLOT2PS.TAR-Z
        A plot(5) to PostScript converter.  Includes a general purpose
        plot library which outputs PostScript.
        Contributor: Rene' Seindal <[e-mail]>
    POSTSCRIPT.TAR-Z
        A virtually complete implementation of PostScript.  The program
        was developed and works on Sun workstations; it should port
        elsewhere with little difficulty.  There is an X Windows (V10R4)
        driver included.  The patches allow it to run under Suntools
        and X V11R2.
        Contributor: Crispin Goswell <[e-mail]>
    PPS.TAR-Z
        A pretty-printer for PostScript printers.  Handles C, awk, sh,
        lisp, mail, PostScript, English.  Adding other languages is
        simple (it says).  Sort of like "vgrind".
        Contributor: Smadi Paradise <[e-mail]>
    PSCAL.TAR-Z
        A PostScript calendar-printing tool which handles holidays,
        appointments, etc.  Just one of many versions of this program.
        Contributor: Andrew W. Rogers <[e-mail]>
    PSF.TAR-Z
        PostScript printer support for Xenix systems.  Works by imitating a
        Xenix-conformant printer, and then does the PostScript printing
        itself.  Also works for non-Xenix systems.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Tony Field <[e-mail]>
    PSFIG-TEX.TAR-Z
        A package to include PostScript (and Macintosh) figures in TeX.  It's
        mostly done with a new macro package.  Requires "dvips" from
        ArborText.
        Contributor: Trevor Darrell <[e-mail]>
    PSFIG-TROFF.TAR-Z
        A package to include PostScript figures in device-independent "troff".
        Requires AT&T Documenter's Workbench 2.0 "troff" (the stuff on the
        4.3BSD tape *will not work*.  Also requires Adobe Transcript with the
        source for "psdit", or Adobe Transcript 3.0.
        Contributor: Trevor Darrell <[e-mail]>
    PSNUP.TAR-Z
        A program to allow n-up printing (2, 4, 8, or 16 "pages" per page)
        of any arbitrary PostScript file.
        Contributor: Ned Batchelder <[e-mail]>
    PSROFF.TAR-Z
        Converts "old" troff (for the C/A/T) to PostScript.  Can also output
        device-independent troff intermediate files.  NOTE:  This is NOT
        the "psroff" program from Adobe.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Chris Lewis <eci386![e-mail]>
    PSTEXT.TAR-Z
        Yet another text-to-PostScript translator.  Handles landscape/portrait,
        backspaces, 2-up, and other stuff.
        Contributor: Dan Judd <[e-mail]>
    RASTER-TO-POSTSCRIPT.TAR-Z
        A program to convert arbitrary 8-bits-per-pixel rasters into
        PostScript.
        Contributor: Marc Majka <[e-mail]>
    SUN-TO-POSTSCRIPT.TAR-Z
        A Sun rasterfile to PostScript image translator.
        Contributor: Glenn Boysko <[e-mail]>
    TEK2PS.TAR-Z
        A Tektronix 4014 to PostScript converter.
        Contributor: Michael S. Fischbein <[e-mail]>
    THACK.TAR-Z
        An "old troff" (for the C/A/T/ phototypesetter) to PostScript
        conversion filter.  Runs under SunOS and System V with Apple
        LaserWriter series.
        Contributor; Phil Everson <[e-mail]>
    TPSCRIPT.TAR-Z
        A device-independent troff to PostScript filter package.  Works with
        4.3BSD, DWB 1.0 (NOT 2.0) and an Apple LaserWriter Plus.
        Contributor: Axel Mahler <[e-mail]>
    UP.TAR-Z
        A program to allow printing PostScript files n-up on a page.  You
        need to have Perl Version 3.0 for this to work.
        Contributor: J. Greely <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.PRINTERS>
    Device drivers and output filters for line printers, laser printers,
    and so on.  Also programs to do things like labels, mailing lists,
    etc.

    BOOK-LJ.TAR-Z
        A program to print documents in "manual" style on an HP LaserJet II.
        Uses both sides of the paper, two pages per side in landscape mode
        using the line printer font.  Runs in two passes.
        Contributor: Tom Neff <[e-mail]>
    CAT2DESKJET.TAR-Z
        A program to translate C/A/T phototypesetter output (old "troff")
        for printing on HP DeskJet printers.
        Contributor: Vasilis Prevelakis <[e-mail]>
    DITROFF-TO-DVI.TAR-Z
        A device-independent troff to TeX DVI converter.
        Contributor: Ken Yap <[e-mail]>
    DVI2TTY.TAR-Z
        A program to display TeX DVI files on ASCII terminals.  Also includes
        "disdvi", a program to "disassemble" DVI files.  Also runs on
        VMS.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Marcel J. E. Mol <[e-mail]>
    DVI2VDU.TAR-Z
        TeX previewer for various terminals including Tektronix 4010.  Supports
        PK fonts, Japanese TeX (NTT JTeX).  Runs on BSD, System V, and HP/UX.
        Version 1.1J.
        Contributor: Masahiro Kitagawa <[e-mail]>
    DVIPAGE.TAR-Z
        A program to preview TeX DVI output on a Sun workstation.  This
        program is a descendant of the "dvisun" program commonly in use.
        Contributor: Neil Hunt <[e-mail]>
    EPF.TAR-Z
        "nroff" driver tables, filters, special characters for an Epson
        LQ-1500 or compatible printer.
        Contributor: John Rupley <[e-mail]>
    HTROFF.TAR-Z
        A program to print ditroff output on an HP LaserJet printer.
        Contributor: David MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
    IMAGEN.TAR-Z
        A program to put the various Imagen laser-printer "@document"
        control strings into a document for printing in portrait mode,
        landscape mode, the various emulations, etc.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    ISPIN.TAR-Z
        Indianapolis Standard Printer Interface for Networked Printers.
        Native print spooling on System V systems.
        Contributor:  Larry Bartz
                        <sir-alan!ispin![e-mail]>
    LABEL.TAR-Z
        A configurable label making program that lets you define the
        format and size of your labels.
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    LABELS.TAR-Z
        Another configurable label-printing program.
        Contributor: Joe Chen <[e-mail]>
    LJTEST.TAR-Z
        HP PCL files to exercise many HP LaserJet features, in order to find
        out where "HP compatible" printers aren't compatible.
        Contributor: Rich Richardson <[e-mail]>
    LPFIXER.TAR-Z
        A program for working around a bug in the System V lp(1) lockfile
        facility.  Requires System V semaphores.
        Contributor: David Harrison <[e-mail]>
    LPREMOTE.TAR-Z
        Remote printer scripts for System V printer spooler.
        Contributor: Paul Blackburn <[e-mail]>
    MAGIMPRESS.C
        A program to change the magnification of Impress bitmaps.
        Contributor: Geoffrey Cooper <[e-mail]>
    MKFONT.TAR-Z
        A program to convert ASCII font descriptions into the binary format
        used by device-independent troff, and another program to go in the
        other direction.
        Contributor: Duane Hesser <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-TO-EPSON1.TAR-Z
        A program to make the Epson printer print the non-ASCII characters
        in "nroff".
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-TO-EPSON2.TAR-Z
        Another program to make the Epson printer print the non-ASCII
        characters in "nroff".
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-TO-EPSON3.TAR-Z
        And still another...  this one's for the AT&T UNIX-PC.
        Contributor: Thomas E. Tkacik <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-TO-EPSONLQ.TAR-Z
        A program to make the Epson LQ-1500 print the non-ASCII characters
        in "nroff".
        Contributor: John Nellen <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-TO-LA50.TAR-Z
        A program to convert the underlining in "nroff" to DEC LA50
        escape sequences.
        Contributor: Martin Minow <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-TO-LASERJET.TAR-Z
        A program to print "nroff" output on the Hewlett Packard LaserJet
        and ThinkJet printers.
        Contributor: Bill Stewart <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-GRAPHICS.TAR-Z
        A set of tools to (1) convert old nroff driver tables to new (ditroff)
        driver tables, (2) design your own extension character sets for use
        with nroff on any Epson MX-80 compatible printer, and (3) get full
        use of printer highlighting and alternate fonts.
        Contributor: Eric S. Raymond <[e-mail]>
    OCRA-METAFONT.TAR-Z
        METAFONT sources for the OCR-A "Alphanumeric Character Sets
        for Optical Recognition", ISO/R 1073-1969.
        Contributor: Tor Lillqvist <[e-mail]>
    PLP.TAR-Z
        The Public Line Printer Spooler, a portable UNIX line printer
        spooler.  This is basically a public-domain version of the
        BSD "lpr"/"lpd" software.  It also understands NFS'd spool
        directories, permissions files, prioritized queues, remote
        machine control over printer functions ("lpc" works through
        the network).  Runs under 4.2BSD, 4.3BSD, Ultrix, Sun 3.x,
        and DG-UX.
        Contributor: Patrick Powell <[e-mail]>
    PR2.TAR-Z
        A simple page formatter similar to "pr".
        Contributor:  Johnson Earls <[e-mail]>
    PRFORM.TAR-Z
        A program similar to "pr" for printing files with headers on each
        page, etc.
        Contributor: Richard Conn <[e-mail]>
    TABLE.TAR-Z
        A program to help in the preparation of "nroff" printer driver
        tables.
        Contributor: Bruce Townsend <[e-mail]>
    TEXDVI-TO-LASERJET.TAR-Z
        Output TeX DVI output on a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet laser printer.
        Written in Pascal.
        Contributor: Tor Lillqvist <[e-mail]>
    TEXDVI-TO-TTY.TAR-Z
        A program to preview TeX DVI output on text-only devices such as
        terminals and line printers.
        Contributor: Svante Lindahl <[e-mail]>
    TROFF-TO-LASERJET.TAR-Z
        A program to print device independent "troff" onto the Hewlett
        Packard LaserJet.
        Contributor: Ron Saad <[e-mail]>
    TROFF-TO-LJ.TAR-Z
        A filter to print C/A/T phototypesetter output (old troff) on a
        Hewlett-Packerd LaserJet printer.  This is a new version of the
        original from Sverre Froyen which allows the use of soft (downloadable)
        fonts.
        Contributor: David MacKenize <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.SYSADMIN>
    Programs for the system administrator.  Includes things like idle
    terminal daemons, file system maintenance commands, etc.

    ACCESS.TAR-Z
        Control access to a system via a configuration file.  Access is
        constrained by tty port, priorities, and so on.
        Contributor: George M. Sipe <[e-mail]>
    AGELOG.SH
        Age system log files by deleting old information.
        Contributor: Bob Designer <[e-mail]>
    AGETTY.TAR-Z
        A System V getty replacement which adapts itself to parity bits,
        erase, kill, and end of line characts.  Optionally detects baud
        rates from messages produced by Hayes-comptible modems.
        Contributor: Wietse Z. Venema <[e-mail]>
    ASROOT.C
        Run a command as the super-user.
        Contributor: Kevin Szabo <[e-mail]>
    AUTOADD.TAR-Z
        A set of scripts to add users to the password file, create their
        home directories, put in default .profile files, etc.
        Contributor: Jim Nelson <[e-mail]>
    AUTOBAUD.TAR-Z
        A program to do automatic baud rate detection under 4.3BSD.  This
        is done by using the carriage return character.  The code in 4.3BSD
        "getty" to do this has never worked right.  This program can function
        as a replacement for "getty".
        Contributor: Gregg Townsend <[e-mail]>
    BACKUP-DISK.TAR-Z
        A program to do disk-to-disk backups of file systems or simple
        directories.  Allows retrieval of the "latest" copy of a file.
        Useful on failing disk drives, etc.
        Contributor: Rayan Zachariassen <[e-mail]>
    BADM.TAR-Z
        A 4.2BSD MASSBUS disk formatter which runs under UNIX.
        Contributor: Rick Ace <[e-mail]>
    BATCH.TAR-Z
        A program to implement a batch queueing system using the existing
        4.2BSD "lpr" software to do all the work.
        Contributor: Dave Shimel <[e-mail]>
    CHFN-CHSH-SYS5.TAR-Z
        A version of "chsh" and "chfn" for System V.
        Contributor: Jack Jansen <[e-mail]>
    CHKPWD.TAR-Z
        A password checking program inspired by the Internet worm.  Uses the
        algorithm the worm used for cracking passwords in order to look for
        obvious passwords.
        Contributor: Clyde Hoover <[e-mail]>
    CHU.C
        A program to read the time broadcast by CHU (the Canadian version of
        WWV) from a modem connected to an HF receiver.  A pointer to info
        about the hardware is provided.
        Contributor: Dwayne Bruce <[e-mail]>
    COBWEBS.TAR-Z
        Check for old or unusually large mailboxes.
        Contributor: Don Gworek <[e-mail]>
    COPS.TAR-Z
        A large package of system security check programs, including checks
        for world readable/writable devices, world-writable files, "easy"
        passwords, bad .rhosts files, changes in setuid status, and more.
    CORENOTICE.TAR-Z
        Script to find old "core" files and notify their owners.
        Contributor: Anonymous
    CPUTT.TAR-Z
        Monitor top 10 (by CPU time) processes on a SUN OS 4.1.1 system.
        Contributor:  Greg Vesper <[e-mail]>
    CRON.TAR-Z
        A version of cron known to run on 4.xBSD systems.  Functionally based
        on System V cron with per-user crontabs.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Paul Vixie <[e-mail]>
    DBGREP.TAR-Z
        A disk block-based grep-like utility.  This program reads the raw file
        system device and examines all the disk blocks searching for a pattern.
        Regular expressions are not supported, although case may be ignored.
        The names of the files whose disk blocks contain the pattern, along
        with the names of their owners, etc. are printed.  This is faster than
        doing a find/grep combination, since the program does not do all the
        opens, plus it stops searching a file after the first match is found.
        This program works under 4.3BSD and SunOS 3.4.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    DUSAGE.TAR-Z
        A program to filter the output of du(1) and produce a report about
        disk space in use, change since last run, etc.
        Contributor: Johan Vromans <[e-mail]>
    FINO.TAR-Z
        Find files and inode numbers.  This program reads the raw disk and
        prints out all in-use inodes and their file names.  The real reason
        it exists is to find large files being written but that have been
        unlinked and can't be found with conventional methods.  It's sort
        of a reinvention of what you can do with "icheck" and "ncheck",
        but it's sort of different too.  For 4.xBSD.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    FORCE.C
        Another program to allow running a command as the super-user; this
        one requires the password first.
        Contributor: Paul Summers <[e-mail]>
    FORKTEST.TAR-Z
        A program to check for security holes in programs that call fork().
        Contributor: Hugh Redelmeier <[e-mail]>
    FSANALYZE.TAR-Z
        A tool to measure file system fragmentation and other file system
        statistics.  Works on System V Release 3, Xenix, and Berkeley UNIX.
        Version 4.1.
        Contributor: Michael J. Young <[e-mail]>
    FSTAT.TAR-Z
        Identifies open files by reading file and inode information from the
        kernel.  Will also identify open network connections.  Runs on SunOS
        4.0, Dynix 3.0.14, and Ultrix 2.2.
        Contributor: Vic Abell <[e-mail]>
    GETTYFE.TAR-Z
        A front end to "getty" for autobauding, etc.  For SCO Xenix 286/386.
        Contributor: Warren Tucker <[e-mail]>
    IDLEDAEMON-BSD42.TAR-Z
        An idle terminal daemon for 4.2BSD.  Figures out idle terminals
        by looking at the process table.
        Contributor: Stephen C. Crawley <[e-mail]>
    INDIR.TAR-Z
        A program which (allegedly) allows setuid shell scripts to work by
        sitting between the user and the shell script.  Use at your own
        risk to security.
        Contributor: Maarten Litmaath <[e-mail]>
    LASTLOG.TAR-Z
        A program to print out users' last login times from 4.2BSD's
        "/usr/adm/lastlog" file.
        Contributor: R. Sanders <[e-mail]>
    LASTLOG-SYS5.C
        A program to implement a "last login" recording mechanism under
        System V.
        Contributor: Lenny Tropiano <[e-mail]>
    LINKSRC.TAR-Z
        Maintain multiple source trees for machines with the same sources but
        different objects and executables by using symbolic links for the
        common source files.
        Contributor: Joe Dellinger <[e-mail]>
    LOGFILE-STATS.TAR-Z
        UUCP LOGFILE analyzer.
        Contributor: Mike Wexler <[e-mail]>
    LSOF.TAR-Z
        Successor to "fstat" and "ofiles".  Lists files opened by processes.
        Uses SUN OS 4.1.1 vnode model.
        Contributor:  Victor Bell <[e-mail]>
    MAGPIE.TAR-Z
        The Magpie Host/Conferencing System, a bulletin board system for
        microcomputers.
        Contributor: Steve Manes <[e-mail]>
    MAPMEM.TAR-Z
        Displays a visual map of physical memory and swap device allocation
        for System V.  Updated at 1-second intervals to provide a "real time"
        view of memory utilization.
        Contributor: Michael J. Young <[e-mail]>
    NEWGETTY.TAR-Z
        A front end to getty (not a replacement).  Does automatic baudrate
        detection, and provides the ability to run any program or shell
        script instead of "login".
        Contributor: Michael Gersten <[e-mail]>
    NPASSWD.TAR-Z
        A passwd/yppasswd replacement which features configurable password
        checking to prevent easily guessed passwords.  Works under SunOS,
        UMAX 4.2 (Encore), and System V, with either a straight password
        file or Yellow Pages.
        Contributor: Clyde Hoover <[e-mail]>
    OFILES.TAR-Z
        A program to report on open files in the system.  Also reports on
        open sockets, etc.  Runs under BSD UNIX.
        Contributor: Vic Abell <[e-mail]>
    OPCOM.TAR-Z
        A program which enables users belonging to a special group to
        execute a limited set of commands with another user or group id.
        Makes it possible for operators to do system admin tasks without
        having root.
        Contributor: Carel Braam <[e-mail]>
    PAGES.TAR-Z
        Report on the size and number of memory pages being used by the system.
        For System V UNIX.
        Contributor: D. J. Molny <[e-mail]>
    PREEN.TAR-Z
        A program to run "fsck" in parallel keeping all spindles busy.
        This is better than "fsck -p", which waits until the whole pass
        is done before going to the next.
        Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
    PRINTACCT.TAR-Z
        Prints the accounting file (/usr/adm/acct) in a human-readable
        format so "awk" and "perl" and things can use it.  Does not do
        all the intermediate processing that "sa" does.  Works on 4.xBSD;
        will probably take work for System V.
        Contributor: Roy Smith <[e-mail]>
    PROCESS-CWD.TAR-Z
        A program to do a "pwd" the hard way.  Prints out the current working
        directory of a process, given its process id.  Berkeley UNIX depend-
        ent.  Doesn't work on NFS hosts (requires access to disk devices).
        Contributor: Cliff SPencer <[e-mail]>
    PRUNE.C
        A program to prune log files.
        Contributor: Ray Davis <[e-mail]>
    PWDIFF.TAR-Z
        Compares multiple password files and finds different names with the
        same uid, etc.
        Contributor: Don Libes <[e-mail]>
    PWGEN.TAR-Z
        A program to generate random pronounceable passwords.
        Contributor: Brandon S. Allbery <[e-mail]>
    RENAME.SH
        A program to rename files from their inode numbers after using
        "restor" to get them off the dump tapes.
        Contributor: Phil Ngai <[e-mail]>
    RENICE-SCO.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the Berkeley "renice" command for SCO Xenix/286.
        Contributor: Warren Tucker <[e-mail]>
    RENICE-UNIXPC.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the Berkeley "renice" command for the UNIX-PC.
        Contributor: Mike Ditto <[e-mail]>
    RESH.TAR-Z
        A restricted shell.  The user is restricted to the directory tree
        in which the shell is invoked; symbolic links may not be followed.
        Commands the user may execute are listed in a configuration file.
        The user may not alter the shell's environment or the search path.
        Output redirection is restricted to files owned by the user, and
        may be optionally limited to append only, create only, overwrite
        only, or prohibited entirely.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    RMAN.TAR-Z
        A remote manual page server.
        Contributor: Reg Quinton <[e-mail]>
    RTROFF.TAR-Z
        A program which allows "troff" jobs to be passed off to remote
        machines with lighter loads than the local machine.
        Contributor: Steve D. Miller <[e-mail]>
    SA-BOOK.TAR-Z
        Bunch of scripts and files to aid the system administrator.
        Uses the C-shell.
    SBBS.TAR-Z
        A bulletin board system for UNIX.  Features logging, mail, and
        message groups.
        Contributor: Rob Demarco <[e-mail]>
    SCANI.C
        Scans a V7 UNIX file system looking for inodes that have more space
        allocated to them than they should.
        Contributor: Fred Toth <[e-mail]>
    SCO-CRASH.TAR-Z
        The crash(1) crash-dump analyzer for SCO Xenix 2.2.1, since SCO
        neglected to include it.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    SEC.TAR-Z
        A program to allow authorized users to "su" to root, each using a
        different password.
        Contributor: Nick Sayer <[e-mail]>
    SPOT.TAR-Z
        A terminal watchdog (idle daemon) which runs off a configuration
        file and allows logging users out who are logged in more than once,
        have been idle for too long, have been logged in for too long,
        etc.  Has a few Purdue dependencies which can easily be eliminated
        or coded into something that will work on your system.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    STATSRV.TAR-Z
        A statistics server ala' RFC 996.  Allows gathering of statistics on
        remote machines such as uptime, number of users, load average, network
        stats, console messages, and so on.  For 4.2 and 4.3BSD.  Runs on
        Vaxes, Suns, Sequents, CCI machines, and Goulds.  Should be easy to
        port to other 4BSD systems as well.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    SU-SOMEONE.TAR-Z
        Allow a group of users to "su" to the same account using their own
        passwords.
        Contributor: Wietse Z. Venema <[e-mail]>
    SYSCHECK-SYSV.TAR-Z
        A load average daemon, the "w" program, and a status line program,
        all for System V.
        Contributor: Brandon S. Allbery <[e-mail]>
    SYSV-DISKQUOTA.TAR-Z
        A set of scripts to allow enforcement of disk quotas under System V.
        Contributor: Dave Settle <[e-mail]>
    SYSV-LOADAVD.TAR-Z
        A background daemon which computes load averages on a System V Release
        3 machine (should be easy to port to SVr2) and stores the results in
        a file which programs can read.
        Contributor: Anonymous <[e-mail]>
    TALLOW.TAR-Z
        A program to temporarily allow someone access to your account.  It
        puts them in your .rhosts file, but then arranges to delete them
        from it later using "at".
        Contributor: Terry Jones <[e-mail]>
    TROUBLE.TAR-Z
        A set of shell scripts to maintain a database of trouble reports.
        Version 2.0.
        Contributor: Roland J. Stolfa <[e-mail]>
    TTYUSE.TAR-Z
        Summarize daily terminal usage.  For 4.xBSD systems.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    U386MON.TAR-Z
        A real-time "performance" monitor for SCO UNIX V/386 and ISC 386/ix.
        Requires terminfo and curses.  Version 2.20.
        Contributor: Warren Tucker <[e-mail]>
    UNTAMO.TAR-Z
        Another idle terminal daemon.  This one is configurable without
        recompilation.  Compiles on most Berkeley systems including Vaxen,
        Sequents, CCIs, Goulds, and Suns.
        Contributor: Rich Kulawiec <[e-mail]>
    UPS.TAR-Z
        A program that allows users on 4.3BSD systems to pass files around
        in a manner very similar to mail.
        Contributor: Scooter Morris <[e-mail]>
    USER-ACCT-3B2.TAR-Z
        A set of programs to do user accounting on AT&T 3b2 series machines.
        Contributor: Lawrence F. Strickland <[e-mail]>
    USER-RC.TAR-Z
        A method to allow users to run shell scripts automatically at
        system boot time.  The interface is similar to Sun's crontab.
        Contributor: Steven Grimm <[e-mail]>
    UTC.TAR-Z
        A program which can be used with "cu" to call the Naval Observatory
        clock (like WWV) and then set the system's time.
        Contributor: Mike Baldwin <[e-mail]>
    VSAR.TAR-Z
        Visual system activity report (visual "ps") for System V.
        Contributor: Dave Brower <[e-mail]>
    WITH.TAR-Z
        A program to grab a device, make a lockfile, and then run a command,
        enabling use of the device by only one person at a time.
        Contributor: Rob McMahon <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.TAPES>
    Programs to manipulate magnetic tapes.  This includes reading foreign
    formats, handling archive tapes, and handling backup and restore tasks.

    ABCD.TAR-Z
        Automatic Backup Copy Daemon.  Copies files using cp or rcp to a
        backup file system.
        Contributor: Rich Burridge <[e-mail]>
    AFIO.TAR-Z
        A "cpio" replacement which claims to be faster and able to deal
        with corrupted input.
        Contributor: Mark Brukhartz <[e-mail]>
    ANSITAPE.TAR-Z
        A program to read and write ANSI standard labeled tapes.  Has
        billions and billions of options.  Includes switches to easily
        read and write tapes for VMS, RSTS, RSX-11.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    ARCH.TAR-Z
        A set of programs to let users archive and unarchive files to tape
        in a batch-like environment.  Runs under 4.xBSD, System V, Xenix.
        Contributor: Al Gaspar <[e-mail]>
    BACKUP.TAR-Z
        A program to handle running backups.  It reads a configuration
        file to see what needs to be dumped, and then runs dump(8) to
        do it.  Handles multiple tapes, multiple dumps on one tape,
        labeling tapes to be sure the right tape is used, and multiple
        sets of dump tapes.  Understands how to use remote tape drives.
        It currently runs on 4.3BSD, Gould UTX/2.0, and SunOS 3.4.  It
        would take a LOT of work to make it run under System V unless
        your System V has Berkeley pseudo-ttys.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    BACKUPS.TAR-Z
        Another backup utility, also for Berkeley UNIX.  This program also
        tries to "quietize" the file system before dumping it.
        Contributor: Scooter Morris <[e-mail]>
    BRU.TAR-Z
        Backup and restore utility.  Handles full and incremental dumps.
        Contributor: Arnold Robbins <[e-mail]>
    CMSTAPE.TAR-Z
        A program to read and write IBM CMS "tapedump" tapes on UNIX.
        Contributor: Alan Croswell <[e-mail]>
    COPYTAPE.TAR-Z
        Program to duplicate non-structured magnetic tapes on systems with
        only one tape drive.
        Contributor: David S. Hayes <[e-mail]>
    CPIO.C
        Public domain program to read "cpio" format tapes.
        Contributor: Dan Kary <[e-mail]>
    CPIO.TAR-Z
        Bare-bones programs to read "cpio" format tapes.
        Contributor: Roy Smith <[e-mail]>
    DBUF-BSD.TAR-Z
        Double-buffered tape copying program for 4.2BSD.
        Contributor: Don Speck <[e-mail]>
    DDD.TAR-Z
        A "double speed" version of "dd".  A subset of the UNIX "dd" program
        with much greater throughput.
        Contributor: Tapani Lindgren <[e-mail]>
    EXABYTE-TOC.TAR-Z
        A program which allows you to write a table of contents onto the
        front of an Exabyte tape, read it back later, and update it without
        disturbing the other contents of the tape.
        Contributor: Matt Landau <[e-mail]>
    FIXCPIO.TAR-Z
        A program to repair damaged "cpio -c" archives.
        Contributor: Dave Brower <[e-mail]>
    FIXTAR.TAR-Z
        A program to remove the leading '/' from path names on a tar tape
        when some idiot sends you one with absolute paths in it.
        Contributor: Steve Hayman <[e-mail]>
    MAGTAPE.TAR-Z
        A program to read and write ANSI labeled tapes, copy tapes even with
        only one tape drive, read Cyber NOS format tapes and other useful
        things.  It has been run on V7 and 4.xBSD.
        Contributor: Dick Grune <[e-mail]>
    MAKEDDTAPE.TAR-Z
        A program which reads a tape and produces a shell script to read
        the tape in with "dd".  Handles changing record lengths, block
        sizes, and so on.  Useful for reading unlabeled tapes.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    MDUMP.TAR-Z
        Another program for doing full and incremental dumps.  This one
        works on local and remote tape drives.
        Contributor: Paul Pomes <[e-mail]>
    MULTIVOL.TAR-Z
        Multi-volume tape utility.  Splits its input across multiple tapes.
        Works on both 4.xBSD and System V.
        Contributor: Tony O'Hagan <[e-mail]>
    PAX.TAR-Z
        Reads and writes "tar" and "cpio" formats, both traditional and
        IEEE 1003.1 (POSIX) extended.  Handles multi-volume archives and
        automatically determines format while reading.  Has "tar", "cpio",
        and "pax" interfaces.  "pax" interface is based on IEEE 1003.2
        Draft 7.  Version 1.1.
        Contributor: Mark Colburn <[e-mail]>
    PDTAR.TAR-Z
        A public domain "tar" replacement.  Writes P1003 (POSIX) standard
        tapes by default, and can read and write both old and new formats.
        It can also read compressed tar files without uncompressing them
        first (see PD6:<UNIX-C.FILE-MGMT>COMPRESS.TAR), and supports
        accessing remote tape drives through the network.
        Contributor: John Gilmore <[e-mail]>
    READ20.TAR-Z
        A program to read TOPS-20 "DUMPER" tapes on UNIX.
        Contributor: Jay Lepreau <[e-mail]>
    REMOTE-MAGTAPE.TAR-Z
        Library routines to handle reading tapes from remote tape drives
        through the network for 4.2BSD UNIX.  Also includes diffs to "tar"
        and "dd" to let them work remotely.
        Contributor: Arnold Robbins <[e-mail]>
    TAPETEST.TAR-Z
        A program to test magnetic tapes by writing a test pattern and then
        reading it back.  Runs under V7, 2.8BSD.
        Contributor: John Woods <[e-mail]>
    TAR-AIDS.TAR-Z
        Tools to read damaged "tar" format tapes.
        Contributor: Henry Spencer <[e-mail]>
    VMS-BACKUP.TAR-Z
        A program to read VMS BACKUP tapes.  Can access remote tape drives
        through the network.
        Contributor: Sven-Ove Westberg <[e-mail]>
    WHICHTAPE.TAR-Z
        Programs to maintain a simple database of what backup tape a given
        file is stored on.  For Berkeley "dump" and "restore".
        Contributor: Clyde Hoover <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.TELECOM>
    Programs related to telecommunications including terminal emulators,
    UUCP-related stuff, dialout programs, and so on.  Also note the
    directories PD6:<UNIX-C.CKERMIT> and PD6:<UNIX-C.XYZMODEM>.

    CALLBACK1.TAR-Z
        A script to allow UNIX systems to to "callback" on dialups.
        Contributor: Eelco van Asperen <[e-mail]>
    CALLBACK2.TAR-Z
        A callback system for dialup logins.  Runs under SunOS 4.0.3.
        Does not work on SunOS 3.x.  Tested with Hayes-compatible modems,
        but should work with any.
        Contributor: Howard Gayle <[e-mail]>
    CHEAP-FAX.TAR-Z
        A cheap way to send outgoing-only text-only electronic mail via FAX.
        Requires an IBM-PC with a $200 fax card, and a serial line from
        your UNIX machine.
        Contributor: Brian Kantor <[e-mail]>
    CU-SHELL.TAR-Z
        Allows kermit, cu, and uucp to all share the same lines.  It also
        keeps a log of all connections that are made, and access to phone
        lines is restricted by a Call-sys file.
        Contributor: Bennett Smith <[e-mail]>
    DIAL-INOUT-BSD.TAR-Z
        Diffs to "uucp" and "tip", plus a program "acucntrl" to allow the
        use of a single line for dialin and dialout.  For Berkeley UNIX.
        Contributor: William L. Sebok <[e-mail]>
    DIALOUT.TAR-Z
        A program to kill the getty/uugetty on a terminal line and bring up
        "kermit".  Interfaces with the standard lock file procedures of uucp.
        Contributor: Jim Nelson <[e-mail]>
    DIALUP.TAR-Z
        A program to maintain a database of phone services and use "cu"
        to call them.
        Contributor: Brad L. McKinley <[e-mail]>
    DTR.C
        A program to turn DTR on and off on a serial port.  For System V.
        Contributor: Brandon S. Allbery <[e-mail]>
    ECU.TAR-Z
        An asynchronous communications program for Xenix and SCU UNIX whic
        has a procedure language, several file transfer protocols, and
        so on.  Not very portable to non-SCO platforms.  Version 2.80.
        Patchlevel 3.
        Contributor: Warren Tucker <[e-mail]>
    FIDO-USENET-GW.TAR-Z
        Code to implement a gateway between UUCP/Usenet/Mail and Fidonet.
        Contributor: Heikki Suonsivu <[e-mail]>
    MODEMCTL.TAR-Z
        A program to allow bi-directional use of a modem.  Compatible with
        cu/uucp.  System V oriented.
        Contributor: Dave Settle
    PCOMM.TAR-Z
        A public-domain telecommunications package for UNIX which is similar
        to the MS-DOS ProComm utility.  Has multiple screens and the whole
        deal.  Version 1.2.
        Contributor: Emmet P. Gray <[e-mail]>
    RINGBACK.TAR-Z
        Implements a ring-back system that allows a phone line that is
        normally used as a voice line and a dial-out data line to be
        used as a limited dial-in data and voice line.  It does not
        interfere with the use of the line for an answering machine.
        Contributor: Jon Zeeff <[e-mail]>
    TIPX.TAR-Z
        The 4.3BSD "tip" with support for X/Y/ZMODEM added.
        Contributor: Warren H. Tucker <[e-mail]>
    UUCP-DIAL.TAR-Z
        Dialers for 4.3BSD "uucp" for Telebit Trailblazer and USR Courier
        modems.
        Contributor: Michael Galassi <[e-mail]>
    UUCP-NFIO.TAR-Z
        A new version of the UUCP flow control protocol.  This version
        relies on the flow control of the data stream.  Lets UUCP run over
        X.25 networks.  Drops right in to 4.3BSD "uucp".
        Contributor: Piet Beertema <[e-mail]>
    UUHOST.TAR-Z
        Read UUCP maps which live in a directory, and build a smallish
        database, containing enough data to read the UUCP and USENET from
        the maps.
        Contributor:  Jan-Piet Mens <[e-mail]>
    UUMAILCLEAN.TAR-Z
        A program to rummage through the uucp directory and find old mail,
        returning it to the sender or just warning them.  This is what is
        run on UUNET (and SEISMO).  This plus uuclean results in the HDB
        uucleanup program, more or less.
        Contributor: Rick Adams <[e-mail]>
    UUSLAVE.TAR-Z
        Public domain UUCP.  Runs on 4.xBSD, System V, CP/M-80, MS-DOS,
        and the Atari ST.
        Contributor: John Gilmore <[e-mail]>
    XCOMM.TAR-Z
        A terminal emulator for PC's with XMODEM, CompuServe B Protocol,
        and Quick B support.
        Contributor: Karl Kleinpaste <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.TEXTPROC>
    Tools for text processing.  Includes filters for "nroff" and "troff",
    spelling correctors, etc.

    AWF.TAR-Z
        The Amazingly Workable Formatter.  An "nroff -man" (or subset of
        "nroff -ms") clone written entirely in (old) awk.
        Contributor: Henry Spencer <[e-mail]>
    BIBMAKE.TAR-Z
        A shell script and C program for building a TeX bibliography file.
        Contributor: David Pascoe <[e-mail]>
    BIBTOOLS.TAR-Z
        A set of tools for manipulating BibTeX style bibliographies.
        Contributor: Kannan Varadhan <[e-mail]>
    CHANGEBAR.TAR-Z
        A program to automatically add change bars to nroff/troff documents.
        Requires Larry Wall's "patch" program, according to the documentation.
        Contributor: Rob Peck <[e-mail]>
    CHECKNR.TAR-Z
        A program to check for matching font changes, size changes,
        matching .DS/.DE, .FS/.FE, etc. in troff documents.  The real
        BSD version.
        Contributor: Keith Bostic <[e-mail]>
    CORRECT1.TAR-Z
        A program to do spelling correction by suggesting a list of
        possibly correct spellings for each word.
        Contributor: Ken Yap <[e-mail]>
    CORRECT2.TAR-Z
        A spelling corrector which allows the user to have his own
        private dictionary.
        Contributor: Gary Powell <[e-mail]>
    CPIC.TAR-Z
        A troff preprocessor which produces pic output.  Lets you draw simple
        graphs (nodes and edges type) in pic.
        Contributor: Terry Jones <[e-mail]>
    DCA-TO-TROFF.TAR-Z
        A program to convert documents written with IBM's DCA to "troff"
        format.
        Contributor: Scott Bradner <[e-mail]>
    DIFFMK-PERL.TAR-Z
        A version of "diffmk" (change bars for nroff/troff) which uses perl.
        Contributor: Randal L. Schwartz <[e-mail]>
    DITK.TAR-Z
        A program to preview device-independent "troff" output on a
        Tektronix 41xx series terminal.  This is not the same as "tc",
        which uses a Tektronix 4015 terminal.
        Contributor: Malcolm Slaney <[e-mail]>
    DITREV.TAR-Z
        A program to reverse the pages in device-independent "troff" output.
        Makes it so that when you print them, page 1 is on top of the stack
        instead of the bottom.  Can be used as a filter.
        Contributor: Mike Schwartz <[e-mail]>
    ENH-SPELL.TAR-Z
        Some enhancements for the spell(1) utility which allow augmenting
        of spelling lists, etc.
        Contributor: Dave Jones <[e-mail]>
    FF.TAR-Z
        A fast text formatter that fills the gap between Berkeley's "fmt"
        and "nroff".
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    FILL.TAR-Z
        A filter for "vi" and such which provides centering, filling, and
        justification on selectable margins.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    FMT.TAR-Z
        A text formatter similar to Berkeley "fmt".  System V-ish.
        Contributor: Bill Gray <[e-mail]>
    FMTR.TAR-Z
        A simple formatter that just sort of "evens out the lines".
        Contributor: Mohamed Ellozy <[e-mail]>
    HEADINGS.TAR-Z
        A program to generate an outline of a "troff" document by pulling
        out all the paragraph/chapter headings.
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    HYPHEN.TAR-Z
        A program to conditional hyphenation in "troff".
        Contributor: Stewart Levin <[e-mail]>
    INDEXMAC.TAR-Z
        Troff macros to create an index.
        Contributor: William E. Davidsen <[e-mail]>
    INSERTS.TAR-Z
        A program to insert chunks of text into repetitions of a master
        document, such as for generating form letters.
        Contributor: Henry Spencer <[e-mail]>
    L2A.TAR-Z
        A program to de-TeX-ify files.  Handles LaTeX and some TeX.
        Contributor: Gisle Hannemyr <[e-mail]>
    MKKEY.TAR-Z
        A set of programs to generate a list of keywords and their related
        files from text files.
        Contributor: Scotty <[e-mail]>
    NROFF-TABLE.TAR-Z
        A program to generate "nroff" driver tables from source, and
        to decompile existing tables into source.
        Contributor: Bruce Townsend <[e-mail]>
    NUMEQN.TAR-Z
        A general purpose automatic numbering filter for troff mostly useful
        for numbering equations but powerful enough to number other things
        as well.
        Contributor: Brian Fitzgerald <[e-mail]>
    PREROFF.TAR-Z
        An extensions of "soelim" which eliminates ".so"'s and also handles
        running embedded shell scripts and command outputs (for formatting
        graphs in text, etc.).
        Contributor: Mike Howard <[e-mail]>
    PROFF.TAR-Z
        A text formater based on the "format" utility described in Software
        Tools by Kernighan and Plaugher.
        Contributor: Ozan Yigit <[e-mail]>
    PUNCTUATION.TAR-Z
        A program to graphically display sentences using their punctuation.
        Words are replaced by underscores, punctuation remains intact.
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    REFER-TO-BIBTEX.TAR-Z
        Convert a "refer" format bibliography to a "bibtex" one.
        Contributor: David Kotz <[e-mail]>
    RO.TAR-Z
        A text formatter with many of the capabilities of nroff.  Based on
        a long line of CP/M and MSDOS formatters, going back to the ROFF
        formatter described in Kernighan & Plauger.
        Contributor: Ted A. Campbell <[e-mail]>
    ROFF.C
        A C version of the original "roff" program.
        Contributor: Col. G. L. Sicherman <[e-mail]>
    ROFF.TAR-Z
        Simple text formatter.
        Contributor:  Col G. L. Sicherman <[e-mail]>
    RUNFILTER.TAR-Z
        A program to allow filtering text from Sun's textedit through arbitrary
        commands.
        Contributor: Liz Allen-Mitchell <[e-mail]>
    RUNOFF-TO-TROFF.TAR-Z
        Convert DEC RUNOFF format to "troff" format.
        Contributor: Ian F. Darwin <[e-mail]>
    SP4.TAR-Z
        A visual spelling checker.
        Contributor: Andrew R. Large <[e-mail]>
    SPELLFIX.TAR-Z
        A spelling corrector program.  Menu-driven and accepts user's own
        dictionaries.
        Contributor: Ed Reeder <[e-mail]>
    TEXCHK.TAR-Z
        A syntax checker for LaTeX.
        Contributor: J. P. Massar <[e-mail]>
    TEXINDEX.TAR-Z
        Takes the ".idx" file produced by LaTeX, sorts it on major-minor
        entries, reformats it, turns lists of consecutive pages into
        ranges, and then puts out a file that LaTeX can actually make
        an index from.
        Contributor: Robert Plamondon <[e-mail]>
    TEXPP.TAR-Z
        A TeX preprocessor intended to allow more structured (ans easily
        modified) input to TeX in order to clean up some of its ugliness.
        Version 1.2.
        Contributor: Laci Csirmaz <[e-mail]>
    TEXTOOLS.TAR-Z
        A collection of tools for TeX users.
        Contributor: Kamal Al-Yahya <[e-mail]>
    TRANSFIG.TAR-Z
        A set of tools for creating TeX documents with graphics whic are
        portable to a wide variety of printing environments.  Uses the
        fig2dev program; includes drivers for EPIC, LaTeX picture environment,
        PIC, PiCTeX, and PostScript.
        Contributor: Micah Beck <[e-mail]>
    TRAVEL-MACROS.TAR-Z
        A set of troff macros for producing itineraries and expense reports.
        Contributor: Jerry Peek <[e-mail]>
    TROFF-TO-LATEX.TAR-Z
        A program to translate "troff" source files to LaTeX.  The translation
        is not always 100%, but it beats doing it by hand.
        Contributor: Kamal Al-Yahya <[e-mail]>
    UNIQBIB.TAR-Z
        Remove duplicate entries from bibliographical databases used with
        "refer".
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    UNSOFT.C
        A program to convert Wordstar Document-Mode files to plain,
        vanilla ASCII format.
        Contributor: Paul Homchick
    VSPELL.TAR-Z
        A spelling checker which runs "spell" and then throws you into
        an editor to fix the errors.
        Contributor: Brent P. Callaghan <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.USENET>
    Programs, help files, and utilities related to reading, positing,
    archiving, and transfering USENET news.

    ARCH-OLDNEWS.SH
        A shell script which archives old news by printing it on the
        line printer for later reference.
        Contributor: Charlie Perkins <[e-mail]>
    ARCNEWS.TAR-Z
        Programs to automatically archive comp.sources.* from the network.
        Contributor: Tony Field <[e-mail]>
    BATCHMAIL.TAR-Z
        A program to convert batched news articles to a format suitable
        for exchanging via electronic mail.
        Contributor: Howard Chu <[e-mail]>
    BNCVT.C
        Accepts uncompressed news batches i "bnproc" format and writes
        them out in "unbatch" format, which can be piped directly into
        "rnews".  This is for news 2.10.3, may not work for later versions.
        Contributor: Carl S. Gutekunst <[e-mail]>
    BSNEWS.TAR-Z
        A collection of programs which allow a leaf node to "bootstrap" the
        news software to take a news feed without installing all the soft-
        ware.  News articles are accumulated in a mail-type spool file,
        where they can be read with Mail, elm, etc.
        Contributor: Ronald Florence <[e-mail]>
    CHECKNEWS.SH
        A program which uses "rn" to check for news in newsgroups and then
        lists the newsgroups in multi-column format.
        Contributor: Don Gworek <[e-mail]>
    CNEWS.TAR-Z
        A rewrite of the transport and expire portions of the USENET software.
        It was designed to be fast and flexible.
        Contributor: Henry Spencer ([e-mail]>
    DETM-UNBATCH.SH
        A shell script which cleans up TM files left in the UUCP spool
        directory by the news batching software.
        Contributor: Charlie Perkins <[e-mail]>
    DU.TAR-Z
        Software to generate USENET disk usage and readership reports.
        Includes an enhanced version of "du".  Requires the statfs() system
        call.
        Contributor: Chip Rosenthal <[e-mail]>
    FOL.TAR-Z
        Invoked from readnews or vnews, lists the followups to the current
        article.
        Contributor: Daniel R. Levy <[e-mail]>
    GEN-MODLIST.TAR-Z
        An "awk" script for generating the list of moderators from the
        information posted to the news.lists newsgroup.
        Contributor: Robert Adams <[e-mail]>
    HEADERS.TAR-Z
        A program to remove selected header lines from files containing USENET
        articles.  Provides a convenient way to scan through lots of articles
        for useful information.
        Contributor: Paul Dubois <[e-mail]>
    KEEPNEWS.TAR-Z
        A program to help users save news articles of interest in a
        single collection area.
        Contributor: Mark Swenson <[e-mail]>
    MVJUNK.SH
        A shell script to move articles which land in the "junk" newsgroup
        back into their proper newsgroups.
        Contributor: Jim Scardelis <[e-mail]>
    NARC.TAR-Z
        Programs to save and catalog sources saved from USENET news.
        Contributor: Geoff Leach <[e-mail]>
    NESTOR.TAR-Z
        NEws STatistics ORganizer.  A program to summarize the copious
        logging information from the NNTP news transport agent.
    NEWNEWSRC.SH
        A shell script to generate a new ".newsrc" file from an old one when
        moving between systems.
        Contributor: Col. G. L. Sicherman <[e-mail]>
    NEWS2-11.TAR-Z
        News 2.11, with the first 13 patches applied.  This is the official
        USENET news software.
        Contributor: Rick Adams <[e-mail]>
    NEWS-MULTICAST.TAR-Z
        Software to make feeding a bunch of news sites a whole lot easier.
        Contributor: Mark H. Colburn <[e-mail]>
    NEWSBREAK.TAR-Z
        A program to unpack multi-file postings from the comp.sources
        groups.  Version 1.09.
        Contributor: Fred Walter <[e-mail]>
    NEWSXD.TAR-Z
        A configurable daemon for controlling news transmission.  Allows
        categories of service, transmission times, number of transmissions
        at a time, etc.  Version 2.5.1.
        Contributor: Chris Myers <[e-mail]>
    NN.TAR-Z
        A menu-based news reader with a complete set of features to satisfy
        both the expert and novice user.  Menu based article selection,
        automatic digest splitting, folders, online help, built-in unshar,
        NNTP support.  Version 6.4.  Patchlevel 4.
        Contributor: Kim F. Storm <[e-mail]>
    NNTP.TAR-Z
        The NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol, RFC 997) protocol.
        Version 1.5.11.
    PRNEWS.SH
        A shell script to print news on the line printer, typesetter, or
        whatever instead of reading it at the terminal.
        Contributor: Col. G. L. Sicherman <[e-mail]>
    PROCESS-JUNK.SH
        Another shell script to handle news articles which get tossed into
        the "junk" directory.
        Contributor: Charlie Perkins <[e-mail]>
    RKIVE.TAR-Z
        USENET news archival software which can be configured to do all sorts
        of things.
        Contributor: Kent Landfield <[e-mail]>
    RN-43.TAR-Z
        Version 4.3 of the "rn" program for reading the network news.
        Be sure to apply the patches in the "patches" directory.
        Contributor: Larry Wall <[e-mail]>
    RN-MACROS.SH
        Macros for the "rn" program to enable killing of articles before
        reading them and other stuff.
        Contributor: Glenn Reid <[e-mail]>
    SAVENEWS.TAR-Z
        A different news archival system, similar to "keepnews", but works on
        larger archives.  SAVENEWS.BUG contains a bug fix.
        Contributor: Chuq Von Rospach <[e-mail]>
    SAVESRC.TAR-Z
        A program to save sources off the USENET news, automatically extract
        them, compile them, and so on.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    TRN.TAR-Z
        Threaded newsreader based on rn 4.4.  Builds and installs with
        no special tweaking.  Version 2.0.
        Contributor:  Wayne Davison <[e-mail]>
    U-ALTGROUPS.TXT
        A list of the alternate newsgroups (alt.*) available on USENET
        as of 4-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-GROUPS.TXT
        A list of the available newsgroups on USENET as of 4-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-HISTORY.TXT
        A description of the history of USENET, where to get source code
        for the news software, etc.  Last updated 4-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-INFOPOST.TAR-Z
        A list of the periodic repeated postings in several newsgroups.
        Things such as archive indexes, statistics, how-to articles,
        and so on.  Last updated 14-Sep-90.
        Contributor: Gene SPafford <[e-mail]>
    U-INTRO.TXT
        An introduction to net.announce.  Last updated 31-Mar-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-MAILLISTS.TXT
        A list of mailing lists available primarily on the UUCP network, as
        opposed to the Internet.  This is similar to the List-of-Lists
        maintained at NIC.DDN.MIL.  Current as of 4-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-MAILPATHS.TXT
        A description of how to allow "posting" to moderated newsgroups.
        Last update: 5-Sep-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-MODERATORS.TXT
        The list of newsgroup moderators and the groups they moderate as
        of 3-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-NETIQUETTE.TXT
        A *satirical* look at USENET ettiquette.  Last update: 5-Sep-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-NETWORKS.TXT
        How to get information about the National Science Foundation (NSF)
        Internet.  Last update: 16-Oct-89.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-PRIMER.TXT
        "A Primer on How to Work With the USENET Community", by Chuq Von
        Rospach.  All new USENET news users should read this before tey
        do anything else.  Last update: 4-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-QUESTIONS.TXT
        Answers to frequently asked questions on the net.  The idea is to
        look here for the answer before posting questions like "what does
        FOO mean?".  Last updated 4-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-REGGROUPS.TXT
        A list of the regional newsgroup hierarchies.  Last updated 4-Oct-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spaffor <[e-mail]>
    U-RULES.TXT
        A description of the rules of conduct for USENET.  Not following
        these rules will tend to get you unmercifully flamed.  Last updated
        19-Jul-90.
        Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
    U-STARTGROUP.TXT
        Instructions on how to establish a new USENET newsgroup.  Last
        updated 6-Sep-90.
        Contributor: Gene Spafford <[e-mail]>
    U-STYLE.TXT
        Suggestions for writing style on USENET.  Last updated 5-Sep-90.
        Contributor: David Booth <[e-mail]>
    UUNET.TAR-Z
        Programs to do semi-automated UUCP retrieval of files from UUNET.
        Contributor: Scott Garfinkle <[e-mail]>
    VN.TAR-Z
        A program which uses the same ".newsrc" file as "readnews", but
        provides a full-screen interface sort of like "rn" only different.
        Contributor: Bob Mcqueer <[e-mail]>
    WHATISIN.SH
        A shell script to determine what is contained in various newsgroups
        at a glance.
        Contributor: Greg Earle <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.UTILS>
    Utility programs.  This directory is sort of a catch-all for things
    that don't seem to fit anywhere else.

    ACM-CONTEST.TAR-Z
        Software to run an ACM-style programming contest.  Used by the
        judge(s) of the contest.
        Contributor: Jim Nelson <[e-mail]>
    ACTIV.TAR-Z
        A "script"-like program which will enter the time of day before the
        input if the user has been idle for a given interval.
        Contributor: Marc Meyer <[e-mail]>
    APPLY.TAR-Z
        Apply a command to a set of arguments.
        Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
    APROPOS-SGI.TAR-Z
        A version of "apropos" ("man -k") and "makewhatis" for Silicon Graphics
        IRIS workstations running IRIX.
        Contributor: Paul Balyoz <[e-mail]>
    ARPATIME.TAR-Z
        Programs to construct "ARPA-style" date strings.
        Contributor: Stan Barber <[e-mail]>
    ART1.TAR-Z
        A short program which simulates ART1 neural networks, proposed by
        Grossberg and Carpenter in 87 IEEE ASSP magazine.
        Contributor: Jagath Samarabandu <[e-mail]>
    ASH.TAR-Z
        A complete shell.  Similar to the System V version of the Bourne
        shell, with some added features.  Has been tested on variants of
        System III, System V, and Berkeley UNIX.
        Contributor: Kenneth Almquist <[e-mail]>
     ASTRO-DATA.TAR-Z
        Computes all sorts of astronomical data about the sun, moon,
        and planets.
        Contributor: R. Kukuk <[e-mail]>
    AT.TAR-Z
        A version of the "at" command.
        Contributor: Michael Richmond <[e-mail]>
    ATL.TAR-Z
        A companion to the 4.3BSD "at" and "atq" commands.  "atl" allows
        a user to look at the "at" script he has submitted to see what it
        does.
        Contributor: Roger Southwick <dadla.tek.com!rogers>
    ATTY.TAR-Z
        Provides a set opf EMACS-like editing commands which allow you to
        move around the input line and make corrections, bring back previous
        lines, etc.  Runs in user mode, requires no special privileges to
        run or install.
        Contributor: Kenneth Almquist <[e-mail]>
    AUTOLOAD.TAR-Z
        A program to enable the auto-loading (upon first reference) of shell
        scripts as functions.  Requires a shell that supports functions, e.g.
        System V "sh" or the Korn Shell.
        Contributor: John Mackin <[e-mail]>
    AWKSTATS.TAR-Z
        Awk scripts to compute univariate statistics.
        Contributor: Tom Reingold <[e-mail]>
    BACKPROP.TAR-Z
        Programs for playing with back-propagation, from "The Basis of
        Artificial Intelligence".
        Contributor: Donald R. Tveter <[e-mail]>
    BATCH.SH
        A batch command execution shell script for the AT&T UNIX-PC.
        Contributor: Gus Garcia <[e-mail]>
    BBS.C
        A fairly simplistic bulletin board system.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    BCSH.SH
        A C-shell (csh) emulator for the Bourne shell (sh).  Includes
        command substitution, history, etc.
        Contributor: Chris Robertson <[e-mail]>
    BDF.C
        A Berkeley-style "df" for System V.
        Contributor: Paul Vixie <[e-mail]>
    BEXEC.C
        A program to help brain-damaged shells (like System V "sh") use the
        "#!" "magic number" feature standard in Berkeley UNIX.
        Contributor: Brandon Allbery <[e-mail]>
    BINTNX.C, BINTNXVMS.C
        A program to convert a TOPS-20 file transferred in FTP "binary"
        mode to "tenex" mode (i.e. to convert it to what it's supposed
        to look like).  "binary" mode is 9 8-bit bytes in 2 36-bit words,
        while "tenex" mode is 4 8-bit bytes in each 36-bit word.  The
        BINTNXVMS.C version is for VMS systems.
        Contributor: Keith Petersen <[e-mail]>
    BOOL-EVAL.TAR-Z
        A program to evaluate boolean expression arrays.  Somewhat useful
        for designing PALs and such.
        Contributor: Jim Frost <[e-mail]>
    BOURNE-BBS.TAR-Z
        A simple bulletin board system written in Bourne shell.  Allows
        file transfer, messages, a link to rn and postnews, a bulletin
        system, etc.
        Contributor: Bob Kirkpatrick <[e-mail]>
    BYTES.SH
        A program to add the bytes fields from a "ls -la" of a directory.
        Contributor: unknown
    CALC1.TAR-Z
        A double-precision desk calculator with math library functions
        and variables.  Accepts interactive input or command line arguments
        allowing a "csh" alias to let you say "calc arbitrary-math-expr".
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    CALC2.TAR-Z
        Another desk calculator which accepts expressions on the command
        line.
        Contributor: Wayne Mesard <[e-mail]>
    CHEMTAB.TAR-Z
        A periodic table of the elements database.  Version 1.2.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    CHOOS.TAR-Z
        Choos is based on the old "pic" program (renamed to avoid
        conflict with the DWB graphics typesetting program) by Tom Duff.
        The selection of arguments is stored in an array, allowing the
        user to back up and/or wrap around the argument list.  Choos
        without arguments elicits a help message.
        Contributor: Chuck Forsberg <[e-mail]>
    CHUNI.TAR-Z
        Change universes on a Pyramid machine.
        Contributor: Frank Crawford <[e-mail]>
    CLOCK.TAR-Z
        A curses-drive digital clock for terminal screens.
        Contributor: Ross Wille <[e-mail]>
    COLM.TAR-Z
        A columnation tool which handles fixed and variable width columns,
        variable gutter widths, etc.
        Contributor: Gary Oberbrunner <[e-mail]>
    CONFIG.TAR-Z
        A program to automatically configure large software systems.  Tells
        you lots of properties of your machine and C compiler.  Optionally
        produces the ANSI "float.h" and "limits.h" files.  Also pinpoints
        possible compiler problems.
        Contributor: Steven Pemberton <[e-mail]>
    CRONSORT.TAR-Z
        A program to sort a "cron" file into chronological order.
        Contributor: Gordon Vickers <[e-mail]>
    CSH-TO-KSH.TAR-Z
        A program to convert C-shell scripts to Korn shell scripts.
        Contributor: Bob Mcqueer <[e-mail]>
    CTRL.TAR-Z
        Programs to convert between control character sequences and printable
        characters for use in echoing command strings, etc.
        Contributor: Maarten Litmaath <[e-mail]>
    CURLY.TAR-Z
        Programs to expand and unexpand the C-shell "curly brace" notation.
        One takes a list of file names and outputs curly-brace notation,
        the other expands curly-brace notation into a list of files.
        Contributor: Kevin Braunsdorf <[e-mail]>
    CURSE.TAR-Z
        A program to do cursor control operations, using termcap, from the
        shell.  Useful for shell scripts and the like.
        Contributor: Jonathan Bowen <[e-mail]>
    CUT-PASTE.TAR-Z
        A public domain implementation of the System V "cut" and "paste"
        commands.
        Contributor: John Weald <[e-mail]>
    CVTBASE.TAR-Z
        A generalized base conversion program.
        Contributor: Mike Parker <[e-mail]>
    DBCOPY.TAR-Z
        Double-buffered file copy.  Can specify block size, number of
        records, etc.  DBCOPY-MAN.TXT contains the documentation.
        Contributor: Dave Martindale <[e-mail]>
    DETERMCAP.TAR-Z
        A program to split up the "/etc/termcap" file into a directory
        for each terminal, and individual files within the directory
        for each capability.
        Contributor: Arnold D. Robbins <[e-mail]>
    DICTSQ.TAR-Z
        A program to compress sorted word lists.  Uses "sort" and "compress".
        Contributor: Mike Wexler <[e-mail]>
    DISPD.TAR-Z
        A "notice board" system for 4.2BSD.  Runs on a terminal, and lets
        people see who's logged in, messages of the day, status of various
        people ("out sick", "in meeting", etc.).
        Contributor: Mike Williams <[e-mail]>
    DISTKIT.TAR-Z
        A kit for making software distributions.  Includes tools to do auto-
        matic configuration, and tools to construct the distribution itself.
        Contributor: Larry Wall <[e-mail]>
    DMAKE.TAR-Z
        A replacement for "make" with significant enhancements including
        "parallel" make, unconditional rebuilds, text diversions,
        dynamic (macro-based) prerequisites.  Compatible with System V
        AUGMAKE, but not with GNU make.  Version 3.6.
        Contributor: Dennis Vadura <[e-mail]>
    ECHO.TAR-Z
        A complete merge of the BSD and System V "echo" commands.  Not
        derived from AT&T code.
        Contributor: David MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
    EPHEM.TAR-Z
        An emphemeris program.  Uses termcap.  Version 4.21.
        Contributor: Elwood C. Downey <[e-mail]>
    FACES.TAR-Z
        A face server for monitoring mail and print jobs.  It is based on
        the 8th Edition "vismon" program, but contains no code from it.
        Version 1.4, patchlevel 8.
        Contributor: Rich Burridge <[e-mail]>
    FASTGREP.TAR-Z
        A faster version of "grep".  Can replace "grep", "fgrep", and
        "egrep".
        Contributor: James A. Woods <[e-mail]>
    FEP.TAR-Z
        A general purpose front end for any line-oriented UNIX command.
        Requires Berkeley pseudo-ttys and select().
        Contributor: Kazamasa Utashiro <[e-mail]>
    FFT1.TAR-Z
        A UNIX and MS-DOS general purpose FFT (Fast Fourier Transform)
        program.
        Contributor: Steve Sampson <[e-mail]>
    FFT2.TAR-Z
        Another FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) program.  Uses the Cooley-Tukey
        algorithm, meaning it will work with a number of samples which is not
        a power of two.  Handles real and complex data.
        Contributor: Peter Valkenburg <[e-mail]>
    FFT-DSP.TAR-Z
        A set of FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) routines for Digital Signal
        Processing.
        Contributor: Dan Kegel <[e-mail]>
    FFTN.TAR-Z
        An N-dimensional FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) program.
        Contributor: Andrew Lee <[e-mail]>
    FIDO.TAR-Z
        Fido scans files created by "rwhod" and reports the commings and
        goings of other people's machines on the network.
        Contributor:  Phil Budne <[e-mail]>
    FIELD.TAR-Z
        The "field" program (similar to "cut") from Steve Bourne's book.
        Contributor: Bill Silvert <[e-mail]>
    FINANCIAL.C
        A program to calculate rate of return, interest rates, future values
        of deposits, nominal, effective, and compound interest, future
        value of current sum, present value of future sum, amortization
        schedules.
        Contributor: Paul Pederson <[e-mail]>
    FLEX.TAR-Z
        A replacement for "lex", the UNIX lexical analyzer generator.  It's
        mostly compatible with lex, but missing a few "niggling" features.
        Version 2.3.6.
        Contributor: Vern Paxson <[e-mail]>
    FLIP.TAR-Z
        A program to convert text files between MS-DOS and UNIX formats.
        Contributor: Rahul Dhesi <[e-mail]>
    FLOCK.TAR-Z
        A program which applies an advisory lock (4.2BSD; could be easily
        modified for System V) on the file named as its first argument
        and then runs the command given by the following arguments.
        Contributor: Doug Kingston <[e-mail]>
    GC1000.TAR-Z
        Software for dealing with a Heathkit GC-1000 clock.  Includes code
        to sync your system clock from it.
        Contributor: Nick Sayer <[e-mail]>
    GENEAL.TAR-Z
        A genealogy program which can browse data, make individual and family
        pages, make birthday and anniversary lists, etc.  See also the file
        PD6:<UNIX-C.UTILS>TREEPAR.TAR-Z.
        Contributor: Jim McBeath <[e-mail]>
    GETOPT.TAR-Z
        A shell script version of the "getopt" routine for processing
        arguments.
        Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
    GONE1.TAR-Z
        A program to lock the terminal until your password is typed.
        Contributor: Dave Shanks <[e-mail]>
    GONE2.TAR-Z
        A program which locks the terminal until a supplied password is
        typed.  Times out after a given amount of time to avoid someone
        locking the terminal permanently.  Allows certain harmless commands
        to be run ("who", "who am i", etc.).
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    GPERF.TAR-Z
        A program which generates perfect hash functions for sets of key
        words.  A perfect hash function is one which allows recognition
        of a key word using exactly one probe into the hash table.
        Contributor: Douglas C. Schmidt <[e-mail]>
    GRABCHARS.TAR-Z
        A program to get one or more keystrokes from the user without
        requiring them to hit RETURN.  Useful for proompting within
        shell scripts, etc.  Version 1.9.
        Contributor: Dan Smith <[e-mail]>
    GREP.C
        The DECUS software tape version of the "grep" utility.
        Contributor: Ray Davis <[e-mail]>
    GSPN.TAR-Z
        A simulator for generalized stochastic Petri nets that can be used to
        evaluate the performance of parallel systems (hardware and software).
        An overview can be found in "Performance Analysis Using Stochastic
        Petri Nets", Michael K. Molloy, IEEE Trans. on Computers, Vol. C-31,
        #9, Sept. 1982.
        Contributor: Andreas Nowatzyk <[e-mail]>
    HELP-VMS1.TAR-Z
        A VMS-like help program for UNIX.  Allows topics and subtopics to
        be accessed individually.
        Contributor: Neal Ziring <[e-mail]>
    HELP-VMS2.TAR-Z
        Another VMS-like help program for UNIX.
        Contributor: Roland Stolfa <[e-mail]>
    HELP.TAR-Z
        A "help" facility for perusing /usr/man.  Used as "help cmd" it
        works just like the "man" command.  With no args, it displays a
        numbered list of topics (files and directories) which the user
        may select.  As a side effect, "help" may be used to peruse any
        directory simply by saying "help dirname".
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    HEXCALC.TAR-Z
        A calculator program based on the Texas Instruments Programmer II
        calculator.
        Contributor: Richard Hargrove <[e-mail]>
    HEXDUMP.TAR-Z
        A program to dump files out in hexadecimal.
        Contributor: Peter Ruczynski <[e-mail]>
    HEXPERT.TAR-Z
        A binary file editor for System V.
        Contributor:  Dominic Alston <[e-mail]>
    HEY.TAR-Z
        A program to broadcast a message to all terminals a specific user
        is using.  From UNIX/World, October 1985.
        Contributor: Bob Desinger <[e-mail]>
    HGREP.TAR-Z
        A front-end for grep to highlight the word that was searched for.
        Contributor: Jef Poskanzer <[e-mail]>
    ILE.TAR-Z
        Interactive line editor, similar to tcsh or ksh.
        Contributor:  Robert C. Pendleton <[e-mail]>
    JCL.TAR-Z
        A JCL interpreter.  You always knew someone would do this...
        Contributor: Robert Lupton <[e-mail]>
    KBMAP.TAR-Z
        A program to modify the System V/386 v3.2.2 keyboard map.
        Contributor: Tony Field <[e-mail]>
    KEYDEF.TAR-Z
        A program to allow reprogramming of DEC VT[23]xx function keys.
        Contributor: Gordon Vickers <[e-mail]>
    LCOMP.TAR-Z
        An implementation of Peter Weinberger's "Cheap Dynamic Instruction
        Counting", from the AT&T Bell Labs Technical Journal UNIX in 1984.
        Runs on Sun-3 (68020) and Vax (Berkeley-based) systems.
        Contributor: Paul Haahr <[e-mail]>
    LIT.TAR-Z
        A "super-echo" command which accepts control-character escapes,
        etc.  Every bell and whistle you could ever want.
        Contributor: Richard A. O'Keefe <[e-mail]>
    LOAN.C
        A program to calculate the interest, principal, and payments  on
        simple-interest loans (like car loans).
        Contributor: Jane Medefesser <[e-mail]>
    LOCK.TAR-Z
        A program to lock the terminal until the user's password is typed.
        Contributor: Toby Harness <[e-mail]>
    LOWLAV.TAR-Z
        Given a list of hosts, return the name of the host with the lowest
        load average.  Uses rwho, so is probably Berkeley-specific.
        Contributor: John D. DiMarco <[e-mail]>
    LUNISOLAR.TAR-Z
        A program to print the phase of the moon and generate LaTeX source
        for a lunisolar calendar.
        Contributor: John Ramsdell <[e-mail]>
    M4.TAR-Z
        A public domain M4 macro processor.
        Contributor: Ozan Yigit <[e-mail]>
    MAKE.TAR-Z
        A "make" work-alike program.  Runs on PCDOS and BSD UNIX.
        Contributor: Greg Yachuk <[e-mail]>
    MAN.TAR-Z
        A compiled version of "man" for System V.  Should compile and run on
        4.xBSD with minor changes.
        Contributor: Edward C. Bennett <[e-mail]>
    MBOXBBS.TAR-Z
        This BBS is a combination of newsreader, mailer, and database.
        Looks like a PC/DOS BBS, but offers Internet access and NEWS
        transfer.  MBOX requires UUCP, NEWS, and MAIL.  It works on
        MINIX 386 and UNIX SVR3.
    MDCOPY.TAR-Z
        A program which allows a single file to be copied to multiple
        floppy disks, spanning the disks.
        Contributor: Greg Yachuk <[e-mail]>
    MEASURES.TAR-Z
        A program that reads a list of measurable itmes and then tells
        you what you have to measure to determine what an unknown item
        is.
        Contributor: Arthur David Olson <[e-mail]>
    MENU.TAR-Z
        A program which reads a menu definition file and then implements it,
        presenting the user with a series of numbered options.
        Contributor: Mike Howard <[e-mail]>
    METRICS.TAR-Z
        Programs to calculate metrics of C programs.  Uses Barry Boehm's
        COCOMO model, and also has a Halstead metric tool.
        Contributor: Brian Renaud <[e-mail]>
    MFOLD.TAR-Z
        A program to do line folding and make columns.
        Contributor: Peter Smidt <[e-mail]>
    MINIT.TAR-Z
        A linear programming package based on the dual simplex method.  Based
        on the original code in Collected Algorithms from CACM (1968) in
        Algol 68 by Rudolfo Salazar and Subrata Sen.  This version is in C.
        Contributor: Badri Lokanathan <[e-mail]>
    MKMF.TAR-Z
        A "makefile maker".
        Contributor: Lloyd Zusman <[e-mail]>
    MMAKE.TAR-Z
        A program which can generate makefiles for multiple operating systems
        (or other environmental configurations) from a single master makefile.
        Contributor: Eric Schneider <[e-mail]>
    MORSE.TAR-Z
        Takes its input and coverts it to International Morse Code.
        Contributor: Nils McCarthy <[e-mail]>
    MPSIM.TAR-Z
        A multiprocessor simulator package.
        Contributor: A. E. Mossberg <[e-mail]>
    MRANDOM.TAR-Z
        Random number generator with persistent state.  A replacement for
        4.3 BSD "random".
        Contributor:  Clark Thomborson <[e-mail]>
    MTOOLS.TAR-Z
        Programs to read and write MS-DOS formatted diskettes on a UNIX
        based system.  Works on AT&T UNIX PCs, Sun SparcStation 1, and
        Sun 3/80 systems.
        Contributor: Viktor Dukhovni <[e-mail]>
    MTOOLS2.TAR-Z
        Tools to manipulate MSDOS file systems.
        Contributor:  Emmet P. Gray <fthood![e-mail]>
    MULTITEE.TAR-Z
        Send multiple inputs to multiple outputs.  Runs on 4.3BSD and
        derivatives.
        Contributor: Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>
    N3EMO-ORBIT.TAR-Z
        A program to track earth satellites.  Generally for use by amateur
        radio operators, but also useful for weather satellites, the space
        shuttle, etc.
        Contributor: Robert W. Berger <[e-mail]>
    NOBACK.C
        Convert lines with backspaces in them to multiple lines for
        displaying on dumb terminals, etc.
        Contributor: Paul Vixie <[e-mail]>
    NSTRINGS.TAR-Z
        A replacement for the BSD "strings" program.  Faster and more correct.
        Runs on VMS, too.
        Contributor: Michael Greim
                    <[e-mail]>
    PAC.TAR-Z
        "The ultimate on-screen calculator for UNIX".  Zillions of features
        including conversions, "NVRAM", checkbook balancer, base translation,
        trig functions, amortization, compound interest, user-definable
        conversions, bit functions, stack, physical constants, macros,
        percentages.  Actually an interface to "bc".
        Contributor: Istvan Mohos <[e-mail]>
    PATCH.TAR-Z
        A program to apply patches (output from the "diff" program) to
        programs automatically.  Amazingly intelligent, I haven't seen
        it screw up yet.
        Contributor: Larry Wall <[e-mail]>
    PDMAKE.TAR-Z
        A public domain version of "make".  Version 1.6.
        Contributor: Greg Yachuk <[e-mail]>
    PEGBOARD.TAR-Z
        A program to keep track of who is in or out of the office, and when
        they're due back.
        Contributor: Richard O'Rourke <[e-mail]>
    PERL.TAR-Z
        A semi-replacement for "awk" and "sed".  An interpreted language
        for scanning files, extracting information from them, and printing
        reports based on that information.  It combines the best features
        of C, "sed", "awk", and "sh".  Version 3.0.
        Contributor: Larry Wall <[e-mail]>
    PERL-CTIME.TAR-Z
        An emulation of ctime(3) in PERL.
        Contributor: Waldemar Kebsch <[e-mail]>
    PERSIM.TAR-Z
        Single-Layer Perceptron Simulator.  (Looks like neural networks
        stuff.)
        Contributor:  Adam Stein <[e-mail]>
    PHONEGEN.C
        A program to generate all possible letter combinations from a given
        telephone number.
        Contributor: Liudvikas Bukys <[e-mail]>
    PHONEME.C
        A program to translate English words into their phonetic spellings.
        Contributor: John Wasser <[e-mail]>
    PIPESCRIPT.TAR-Z
        A Berkeley "script"-like utility, but uses pipes.  Not quite as general
        as real "script" (screen editors, etc. won't work), but should run
        on any UNIX even without ptys.
        Contributor: Kent Forschmiedt <[e-mail]>
    PMAN.TAR-Z
        A program to print pieces of formatted manual pages, by specifying
        an argument such as "warnings" you see only the "BUGS", "CAVEATS",
        etc. sections, and so on.
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    POSIX-DATE.TAR-Z
        Implementation of POSIX date and time.
        Contributor:  Arnold Robbins <[e-mail]>
    PRINTF.TAR-Z
        Another version of "printf" for shell scripts.  Implements most of
        the ANSI C specs, as well as roman numerals.
        Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
    PSC.TAR-Z
        Prints the user page segment of a "core" file out in a format similar
        to the "crash" program for system crashes.  For System V; probably
        requires work to run under Berkeley.
        Contributor: John F. Haugh II <[e-mail]>
    PT.TAR-Z
        A program to display the hierarchy of a process tree.  Works on
        both System V and BSD.
        Contributor: Jeff Bauer <[e-mail]>
    PTREE-BSD.TAR-Z
        A backed to "ps" for BSD systems to display the process tree.
        Contributor: Paul Lew <[e-mail]>
    PTY.TAR-Z
        An all-purpose program to interface programs with pseudo-terminals
        allowing session disconnect/reconnect and other fun items.
        Contributor: Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>
    PUSHD-POPD-KSH.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the C shell "pushd", "popd", and "dirs"
        commands for the Korn shell.
        Contributor: Fletcher Mattox <[e-mail]>
    PWGET.TAR-Z
        Programs to provide a shell script interface to the password file
        much like "getpwent" et. al. do for C programs.
        Contributor: Michael Saboff <[e-mail]>
    RANLIB-SCO.TAR-Z
        A replacement ranlib(1) for SCO Xenix which handles externals with
        names longer than 40 characters.
        Contributor: Steve Bleazard <[e-mail]>
    REACTIVEKBD.TAR-Z
        A general purpose command line editor with the addition of predictive
        text generation (i.e, a DWIM command).  Interfaces with a standard
        shell and allows simple editing of lines, and prediction of lines
        based on previous input.
        Contributor: Mark James <[e-mail]>
    REDIR.TAR-Z
        A program to redirect standard output and standard error for csh
        users.  (Could be used by anyone, but "sh" already has the I/O
        redirection constructs for it.)
        Contributor: Bob Glickstein <[e-mail]>
    RELDB.TAR-Z
        Programs to generate scattergrams, statistics from columnar data,
        and some plot(1) filters.
        Contributor: Gunnar Stefansson <[e-mail]>
    REVERSE.C
        A program to completely reverse its input.  Reverses characters on
        each lines and exchanges lines top to bottom.
        Contributor: K. A. Gluck <[e-mail]>
    REVGREP.TAR-Z
        A program like "grep", except that it reads backwards from the end
        of the file, printing matches in reverse order.  Useful for getting
        things out of log files, etc.
        Contributor: Neal Ziring <[e-mail]>
    RF.TAR-Z
        A Rolodex program for maintaining lists of names and addresses
        which can quickly be referred to.  Uses System V curses.
        Contributor: Larry Lippman <[e-mail]>
    ROFF.TAR-Z
        A program which allows you to place information at the top of a
        troff file indicating which filters and macro packages are needed,
        and then calls the appropriate programs.  Version 1.7.
        Contributor: Brian Litzinger <[e-mail]>
    ROLODEX.TAR-Z
        A Rolodex program for maintaining lists of names and addresses which
        can quickly be referred to.  Uses Berkeley curses (not the same
        program as RF.TAR-Z).
        Contributor: Dave Ihnat <[e-mail]>
    ROT.TAR-Z
        A program to rotate the lines of a file such that the lines become
        columns.
        Contributor: Martin Schmidt
                     <[e-mail]>
    RPL.TAR-Z
        An interpreter for HP's RPL "calculator programming language".
        Should have the same functionality as an HP-28 calculator.
        Contributor: [e-mail]
    RS.TAR-Z
        A personal reminder system.
        Contributor: Don Joslyn <[e-mail]>
    RU.TAR-Z
        A program to print a users(1)-style list of names for each host in
        the rwho spool directory.
        Contributor: P. Kern <[e-mail]>
    S5FINGER.TAR-Z
        Various Berkeley utilities for System V.  "finger", "whois",
        and some others.
        Contributor: Keith Gabryelski <[e-mail]>
    S5LAST1.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the Berkeley "last" command for System V.
        Contributor: Harver R. Moran Jr. <[e-mail]>
    S5LAST2.TAR-Z
        Another implementation of "last" for System V.
        Contributor: Chris Kern <[e-mail]>
    S5LOOK.C
        An implementation of "look" for System V.
        Contributor: Larry Campbell <[e-mail]>
    SAMPLE.TAR-Z
        An educational program for teaching about sampling distributions.
        Allows the user to provide a distribution which it will then
        graph.
        Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
    SAO.TAR-Z[1-2]
        The Smithsonian Astronomical Observatory dataset reduced to RA/DECL/MAG
        records.  Furnished by NASA Goddard for non-commercial use.  There's
        49 "shar" files here; you unpack them.
        Contributor: Alan Wm Paeth <[e-mail]>
    SC.TAR-Z
        Version 6.8 of the public domain "sc" spreadsheet calculator.
        Runs on 4.xBSD and System V.
        Contributor: Bob Bond <[e-mail]>
                     Jeff Buhrt <[e-mail]>
    SCREENWHO.TAR-Z
        A curses-based "who" program that updates the screen every few
        minutes.
        Contributor: Paul Pomes <[e-mail]>
    SEARCH.C
        A program to search for a string.  May contain newlines; works on
        binary files.
        Contributor: Daniel R. Levy <[e-mail]>
    SETTIME.TAR-Z
        Set system time from atomic clock.
        Contributor:  John Walker <autodesk!throop![e-mail]>
    SETS.TAR-Z
        A program to perform union, intersection, and difference operations
        on two sets given as arguments.  Can be used to compute lists of
        files such as "everything EXCEPT *.c" and so on.
        Contributor: Chris Tweed <[e-mail]>
    SHELLFORMS.TAR-Z
        A program to provide a forms-editor interface to shell scripts.
        Contributor: Paul Lew <[e-mail]>
    SHOW.TAR-Z
        A version of "echo" with lots of flags from the multitude of
        UNIXes out there.
        Contributor: Alan Fargusson <[e-mail]>
    SOUNDEX.C
        A program which implements the "soundex" algorithm for generating
        identical tokens for like-sounding names.
        Contributor: Jerry Carlin <[e-mail]>
    SOUNDEX2.C
        Another implementation of Soundex.
        Contributor: N. Dean Pentcheff <[e-mail]>
    SOUNDEX-SPELL.SH
        A spelling corrector using SOUNDEX2.C (the one from Dean Pentcheff).
        Contributor: Frederic W. Brehm <[e-mail]>
    SPIN.TAR-Z
        A simple interpreter intended for use as a program development tool
        and modest programmable interface.  Contains a parser and execution
        engine, both easily extended.
        Contributor: Jim McBeath <[e-mail]>
    SRCTOMAN.SH
        A shell script to convert comments in various programming languages
        into a UNIX-style manual page.
        Contributor: W. Z. Venema
    STARCHART.TAR-Z
        Produces astronomical charts from a variety of databases for Post-
        Script, X11, SunView, Atari ST, IBM PC, X10, Tek, plot(5), HP LaserJet,
        etc.  Can read stuff like the Yale Bright Star Catalog, the SAO
        catalog, etc.  Version 3.0.
        Contributor: [e-mail]
    STRINGS-COFF.TAR-Z
        A program to extract strings from COFF-format object files.
        Contributor: Piercarlo Grandi<[e-mail]>
    STRINGS-SH.TAR-Z
        Programs for manipulating strings in shell scripts.  Provides
        "index", "rindex", substring extractors, etc.
        Contributor: Greg Paris <[e-mail]>
    SUBSTR.TAR-Z
        A program to extract substrings from expressions.
        Contributor: William E. Davidsen, Jr. <[e-mail]>
    TAPE.TAR-Z
        A tape database program for cataloging and alphabetizing a large
        number of audio (or other) tapes.
        Contributor: David Bleckmann <[e-mail]>
    TCSH601.TAR-Z
        A csh replacement with lots of goodies.  It includes a command
        line editor, command-file name completion, and other shell
        additions.  Runs on BSD.
        Contributor:  Christos Zoulas <[e-mail]>
    TC.TAR-Z
        Termcap capabilities for shell scripts.  Saying "tc cap" will
        output the string for capability "cap" for the current terminal
        type.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    TELEWORDS.TAR-Z
        Programs to give all the words a phone number spells (using American
        phones) and all the phone numbers that can spell a word.
        Contributor: Jim Williams <[e-mail]>
    TERMCAP-TO-TERMINFO.TAR-Z
        Converts a termcap file into terminfo source files.
        Contributor: Robert Viduya <[e-mail]>
    TERMLIST.TAR-Z
        A Perl script to produce annotated listings of termcap entries.
        Contributor: Geoff Leach <[e-mail]>
    TOE.C
        Like "finger" only different.
        Contributor: Dan Heller <[e-mail]>
    TOT-INFO.TAR-Z
        Programs to compute Chi-square independence, Gamma and related
        functions, etc. for 2-way contingency tables.
        Contributor: Doug Gwynn <[e-mail]>
    TPIPE.TAR-Z
        A program to split a UNIX pipeline into two pipelines.  The output
        of one pipeline can be replicated and supplied as the input to two
        other pipelines executing simultaneously.
        Contributor: David B. Rosen <[e-mail]>
    TPS.TAR-Z
        A program which runs "ps" and rearranges the output.
        Contributor: Arndt Jonasson <[e-mail]>
    TRAPFILES.TAR-Z
        Uses "ptrace" to trace a program and reports all files opened and
        closed by the program.  Berkeley UNIX dependent.
        Contributor: Arndt Jonasson <[e-mail]>
    TREEPAR.TAR-Z
        A place and route (and plot) package for tree-structured data.
        Mostly intended as a companion to PD6:<UNIX-C.UTILS>GENEAL.TAR-Z.
        Contributor: Jim McBeath <[e-mail]>
    TUTOR.TAR-Z
        A program to allow multiple terminals to watch what is being typed.
        Useful for showing people in a class what's going on, etc.
        Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
    TTYPE.C
        A touch-typing tutor program.  May need mods to work on BSD systems.
        Contributor: Paul Hubbard <[e-mail]>
    UNITS.TAR-Z
        A unit conversion program that does charts, too.
        Contributor: Gregory R. Simpson <[e-mail]>
    UNIX-VMS.TAR-Z
        Tools for VMS to give it some UNIX-like features.  It's mostly
        stuff to make DCL look a little more like the UNIX shells.
        Contributor: David Albrecht <[e-mail]>
    UNOD.TAR-Z
        A program to "reverse" an "od -c" dump of a file, putting everything
        back.  This lets you edit binary files, among other things.
        Contributor: Daniel R. Levy <[e-mail]>
    UNTIC.TAR-Z
        A program to decompile "terminfo" description files into ASCII.
        Contributor: Dave Regan <[e-mail]>
    VIS.TAR-Z
        Turn any command into a screen-oriented one by executing it over and
        over, updating the screen with the results.
        Contributor: George M. Sipe <[e-mail]>
    VSH.TAR-Z
        A visual shell which uses the full screen and allows selection of
        files by placing the cursor on them, etc.
        Contributor: Dan T'so <[e-mail]>
    VTTEST.TAR-Z
        A program to test compatibility of so-called "VT100 compatibile"
        terminals.
        Contributor: Perl Lindberg <[e-mail]>
    VT220FONTEDIT.TAR-Z
        A screen-oriented editor for downloaded fonts in a VT220 terminal.
        Contributor: Eric A. Pearce <[e-mail]>
    VT220KEYS.TAR-Z
        A program to download strings to the function keys on a DEC
        VT220 terminal.
        Contributor: Ken Lester <[e-mail]>
    WHICH.C
        A C version of the Berkeley "which" script.  It searches your
        path and tells you which version of a program you're using.
        Contributor: Larry J. Barello <[e-mail]>
    WHICH.SH
        A shell script version of "which" that allows wildcards to work.
        Contributor: Steven Pemberton <[e-mail]>
    WHICH.TAR-Z
        Yet another C version of "which".  Version 4.0.
        Contributor: Maarten Litmaath <[e-mail]>
    WIREWRAP.TAR-Z
        A program to do circuit board design.
        Contributor: Bruce Karsh <[e-mail]>
    WNS.TAR-Z
        A program to search for a pettern in a file and then print a window
        of lines from the file around the place where the match occurred.
        Contributor: Mark E. Mallett <[e-mail]>
    XDUMP.TAR-Z
        Produce a hexadecimal dump of a file or a shared memory segment.
        Contributor: Bjorn Engsig <[e-mail]>
    XTX.TAR-Z
        A program which allows placing embedded shell commands in comments
        in other files, and then executes them.  Useful for putting "troff"
        commands at the top of a paper so you don't have to remember all
        the filters, etc.
        Contributor: R. P. A. Collinson <[e-mail]>
    XXU.TAR-Z
        Rename TOPS-20 or VMS file names to UNIX file names.  Used after you
        do an "mget" with FTP and find yourself in a directory full of files
        with screwball names.
        Contributor: William E. Davidsen <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.WINDOWS>
    Programs to do windows on dumb terminals, plus programs to work in
    several popular window systems such as SunTools, X, etc.

    3B1TOOLS.TAR-Z
        Windowing tools for the AT&T 7300 (3B1) computer.
        Contributor: Muhammad S. Benten <[e-mail]>
    ASU-WMS.TAR-Z
        A public domain window management system for moderately dumb
        terminals.  The terminals must support controllable scrolling
        regions as does the VT100, however.  Runs under 4.xBSD.  The
        Contributor: George Nelan <[e-mail]>
    CALCTOOL.TAR-Z
        A desktop calculator which runs under SunView, XView, X11, NeWS,
        MGR, and on dumb terminals.  Version 2.4.
        Contributor: Rich Burridge <[e-mail]>
    MANDELBROT.TAR-Z
        A Mandelbrot viewping program for Sun workstations.  The algorithm
        is new, and should be easy to rip out and use in other applications.
        Contributor: Pell Emmanuelsson <[e-mail]>
    MGR.TAR-Z[1-2]
        "MGR is to X as UNIX is to Multics."  A window system that runs on Sun
        workstations.  Handles asynchronous updating of overlapping windows.
        Has a C interface library, fonts, applications, etc.  There are 61
        "shar" files in this tar file; I didn't unpack them.
        Contributor: Stephen A. Uhler <[e-mail]>
    PSTERM.TAR-Z
        The Grasshopper Group's version of Sun's "psterm" terminal emulator
        for the NeWS window system.  This one includes scroll bars, variable
        width fonts, resizing by point size or rows/cols, and other things.
        Contributor: John Gilmore <[e-mail]>
    SCREEN.TAR-Z
        A window manager which allows several windows on an ASCII terminal.
        Requires select system call, UNIX-domain sockets, and Berkeley ptys.
        Contributor: Oliver Laumann <[e-mail]>
    SCREEN3.TAR-Z
        Multiple windows on an ascii terminal.
        Contributor:  Juergen Weigert
                          <[e-mail]>
    SUN-ICONS.TAR-Z
        Programs to manipulate SunTools icon bitmaps.
        Contributor: David C. Martin <[e-mail]>
    SUNTOOLS-MODS.TAR-Z
        Modifications to SunTools to allow things like selecting menu
        options from the keyboard, etc.  NOTE: these mods are for
        SunTools 1.2 distributed with SunOS 2.0; they may require changes
        to merge into more recent versions of SunTools.
        Contributor: Don Libes <[e-mail]>
    WM1.TAR-Z
        A window manager for dumb terminals.  Runs on 2.9BSD.
        Contributor: <[e-mail]>
    WM2.TAR-Z
        Another window manager for dumb terminals.  Runs under 4.xBSD.
        WM2.BUG contains a bug fix.
        Contributor: Tom Truscott <[e-mail]>

PD6:<UNIX-C.XYZMODEM>
    Source code and related files for the XMODEM, YMODEM, and ZMODEM file
    transfer protocols.  See also <UNIX-C.CKERMIT> for the KERMIT protocol.

    RZSZ9202.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the XMODEM, YMODEM, and ZMODEM protocols,
        written in C.  From the original author.
        Contributor: Chuck Forsberg <[e-mail]>
    UMODEM.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the XMODEM, TERM II File Transfer Protocol #1,
        and TERM II File Transfer Protocol #4.  This version runs under
        several versions of UNIX.
        Contributor: Dave Curry <[e-mail]>
    XMODEM.TAR-Z
        An implementation of the Christiansen (XMODEM) file transfer protocol.
        This implementation works only under 4.2/4.3BSD. Version 3.10.
    ZMODEM.README
        A pointer to the latest ZMODEM sources in PD3:<MISC.ZMODEM>.