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- FILE NAME: read.me2
- February 1, 1990
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- Please read the read.me file on RED disk 1 as well as this file.
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-
- REWARD
-
- A reward of $5.12 is cheerfully paid to the first person who finds any bug in
- RED's code. Typo's in the code or in the documentation are worth $1.28.
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- AUTHOR
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- All programs on this disk were written by:
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- Edward K. Ream
- 1617 Monroe Street
- Madison, WI 53711
- (608) 257-0802
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- PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE
-
- The sole author and owner of RED, Edward K. Ream hereby puts RED and all
- other files on this disk in the public domain.
-
-
- DISCLAIMER
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- With respect to the programs and documentation contained on this disk,
- Edward K. Ream specifically disclaims all warranties, express or implied,
- including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness
- for a particular purpose. In no event shall Ream be liable for any loss of
- profit or commercial damage, including but not limited to special, incidental,
- consequential or other damages.
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- USING SHERLOCK TO EXPLORE RED
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- This disk contains documentation for the Sherlock(TM) debugging system, along
- with reddb.exe, an executable version of RED that contains Sherlock macros
- compiled in. You may use these Sherlock macros to trace the execution of RED.
-
- The file sherlock.doc contains an introduction to Sherlock, the Sherlock User's
- Guide and Reference Guide, as well as documentation for several tools supplied
- with the Sherlock system: SPP, SDEL and SDIF.
-
- Sherlock macros lie dormant until unabled from the command line. All output
- from Sherlock macros is sent to a file called trace. To enable a list of
- statistics gathered during RED's execution, invoke RED as follows:
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- c>REDDB ++dump
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- Check the source code for RED for the names of the tracepoints to enable, or
- simply look through the dump of statistics produced using ++dump.
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- You may recompile RED without actually removing the Sherlock macros even if you
- do not own Sherlock. Simply rename the file sldummy.h to sl.h. The file
- sldummy.h contains do-nothing macro definitions for all Sherlock macros.
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