Richard Carver's iRMX Stuff: Library

Name	File	Size	Description
iRUG Library Abstract File	ABSTRACT.TXT	184,714 bytes	This abstract lists all the files that were available from the former US iRMX Users Group (iRUG). If you are interested in any of the files listed, send me an e-mail and I'll see what I can do.
iRUG Library Volume #054	IRUG054.ZIP	48,302 bytes	#054 - iRMX Named disk structure access utility for MS-DOS
iRUG Library Volume #064	IRUG064.ZIP	301,119 bytes	#064 - Assorted iRMX II/iRMX III/iRFW utilities with source code: AFTER,AT,DAILY,DIFF,ECHO,EO,EXCEP,EXEC, FILECRC,FOR,GOMON,GREP,IF,JOBTREE,MODIFIED, OUT,REBOOT,REXEC/REXECSRV,TAIL,TERMINAL, GRABCON,GIVECON

Name	File	Size	Description
MAKE v3.01	MAK301.ZIP	186,610 bytes	Unix-like MAKE utility for iRMX II/III (w/C source code) FREE
ARKIT v1.20	ARKIT120.ZIP	168,553 bytes	File Compression Archiver for DOS & iRMX-II/III Typical Compression Results: PKZIP < ARKIT < LHA<br>(w/C source code) FREE
SRC2LST v2.1	SRCLST21.ZIP	27,558 bytes	DOS program to merge Intel C or PL/M source code line numbers with the Intel C or PL/M listing line numbers to produce a new listing file that can be used by SoftScope. This will allow you to see the source code line numbers during you debugging sessions and in your SoftScope output. Unfortunately you still have to use the listing numbers with SoftScope. FREE (C source code available upon request) 12/14/2001 - v2.1 fixes a bug in v2.0.1 that could cause it to lose synch between the listing and source files. This could produce a new listing file that was missing lines and/or incorrectly referenced source lines. The problem occured if a line was long enough that the compiler broke it up into multiple lines in the listing file and the multiple lines were split over multiple pages. This caused the Listing Page Header to appear before the continuation character (-) so the program thought it was done with the line when it only had a partial line to try to match with the source. The program would search thesource until it either found a match (which would be the wrong line) or reached the end of the source file.