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Ada System Certifier_1 1.0 Date/Time of Processing: Monday 30 May 1994 01:49:51Pm Overall Assessment of System: OK Classification of System: B Basis of Classification -- Syntax Errors PASS Completeness PASS Independence from External Libraries PASS Independence from a Specific Ada Compiler FAIL Explanations for failures -- System contains compiler-specific pragmas or uses Machine_Code Number of ... Files 8 Library Units 19 Lines 2295 Statements 854 Comments 642
PAGER2 is a tool which creates, extracts from, lists, and scans paged files, where a paged file is a file composed of one or more files prefixed by banners. PAGER2 is based in concept on the UNPAGE tool submitted to the Ada Repository on SIMTEL20 by Mitre Corporation. PAGER is an early implementation of the concept, written in Ada; PAGER2 is a more current implementation of the concept, also written in Ada.
Paged files are convenient mechanisms for storing related files. They reduce cluttering in the directories and simplify the file transfer process (from the Ada Software Repository, for example) by requiring the user to transfer only one file in order to obtain all files pertinent to a particular project or tool. Additionally, paged files are text files which can be handled more readily than the 8-bit binary images associated with other file grouping mechanisms. Paged files may be manipulated by a text editor if necessary.
DATE VERSION AUTHOR HISTORY 11/5/1987 1.0, 1.1 Richard Conn Initial Release 06/17/1989 2.0 Richard Conn MSDOS Version, Upgrade 06/17/1993 2.0 Richard Conn Initial Release to PAL
This prologue must be included in all copies of this software. This software is released to the Ada community. This software is released to the Public Domain (note: software released to the Public Domain is not subject to copyright protection). Restrictions on use or distribution: NONE
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