
Following is an explanation of the files in this directory...

CLOCK (4.15) at 15.49 on 19/06/85 -- files: 41, extents: 43, blocks: 1478/2026
Alarm        Alarm.Doc    Alarm.Mob    Atime        Atime.Mob    Diag1.Drw
Diag1.Pdf    Diag2.Drw    Diag2.Pdf    Login.Com    Msf.Bic      Msf.Cic
Msf.Eic      Msf.Fic      Msf.Lis      Msf.Src      Msfb.Lib     Msfb.Src
Msfc.Lib     Msfc.Src     Msfclock.Lis Msfclock.Obj Msfclock.Z80 Msfgo
Msfgo.Mob    Msfp.Lib     Msfp.Src     Msfsys.Asm   Msfsys.Inc   Msfsys.Mob
Msftime      Msftime.Inc  Msftime.Lis  Msftime.Mob  Readme       Report.Ems
Timeint.Asm  Timeint.Mob

1) ALARM          .DOC  .MOB 
   ATIME          .MOB
   TIMEINT.ASM    .MOB
These are an alarm clock program, Alarm preloads Timeint as a background
job which is interrupted by PTM every 10th of a second. Acquires time from
MSF clock, if that fails then VAX, if that fails then filestore and sets
its clock, can then set a time which you would like the alarm to sound.
Atime tells you the current time/status, read Alarm.Doc

2) DIAG1.DRW      .PDF
   DIAG2.DRW      .PDF
Draw files and Pseudo Display Files of the circuit diagram for the MSF
clock decoder. See CS&E4 project report, David A Kerr 7th June 1985.

3) MSF.BIC        .CIC  .EIC  .FIC  .LIS  .SRC
   MSFB.LIB       .SRC
   MSFC.LIB       .SRC
   MSFP.LIB       .SRC
ESDL files for the construction of the MSF clock decoder board.

4) MSFCLOCK.LIS   .OBJ  .Z80
Firmware for the MSF clock decoder board, see project report

5) MSFGO          .MOB
   MSFSYS.ASM     .MOB
Nasty these, msfgo preloads msfsys.mob which sits in the apm as a
background job which is awoken by an incomming packet on port 0 of
the ether board, then returns the time as derived from the MSF clock
board present in the APM of course. Acts as a 'hidden' server

6) MSFSYS.INC
Include file for inclusion in the filestore software 'ether section'

7) MSFTIME        .INC  .LIS  .MOB
Include file to ask MSF server at a given server for the time, main
file uses include file to present this time on the VDU for a user,
has now become system command 'TOD'

8) REPORT.EMS
Source EMAS Scribe for the full project report submitted 7th June 1985
towards honours degree.

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David A Kerr.  05/06/85

Any problems, see JHB, or as a last resort try 041-942-2402 and ask for me.
                                            or 05402-606
                                            or IBM Hursley Labs, Winchester.

