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Jeff Kell ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: On Mon, 26 Jun 1995 17:58:16 GMT Steve Elmer said:
: >I assume you are moving MPE programs from one MPE machine to another via
: >the HP9000. If this is the case, then it would be good to get the RYDER
: >program from JAZZ (also known as mover.pubxl.telesup on Express 2). The
: >RYDER/MOVER program stores the MPE file attributes and data into a
bytestream
: >file that can be moved around as you describe. With RYDER/MOVER on both
: >machines, packaging and unpackaging of your files is simple - _all_ MPE
: >attributes will be preserved.
: Could I make a small suggestion here... can we standardize on RYDER versus
: MOVER? It would be nice if one of the two would read both formats. Is this
: possible?
: Along those lines, we need a "standard" distribution format for Posix items.
: We have all manners of options now. I would like to suggest (Mover/Ryder)
: compressed, but of course I'm open for other ideas. I like this format most
: since the resulting binary can be transported without any special MPE file
: attributes, anything seems to work as long as it's binary.
I would like to standardize on MOVER, but I'm not sure how widely installed
it is. I've done some work to ensure that the formats are compatible, but I
need to test it yet. Once I've gotten that done, the new program will go on
JAZZ as MOVER with text explaining it.
I guess those .R files should start being called .M files?
Steve
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