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\title{APM Documentation}
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\section{Preamble}
\hspace*{ 1.6 in} DOCUMENTATION

The APM documentation is always under review. The most up-to-date
information can be found in HELP, though some items are documentated in hard
copy only (or not at all!). JHB has accumulated a "definitive" hard
copy of all APM documentation with an index and welcomes constructive comments.
The APM documentation is indexed under HELP DOCINDEX but this is something of a
stopgap. The remaining sections expand a little on the documents in the index
and use the same numbering scheme.
A hard copy of HELP information on $<$topic$>$ can be obtained by listing
VIEW:$<$topic$>$ to a convenient printer. (This is also a stopgap and should not
really be encouraged.)

\section{General}

The APM working documents give a general description of the APM system and
environment, concentrating mainly on the hardware. These notes are somewhat
out of date and are being extensively revised.

HELP APM gives a more up-to-date version of the working documents, concentrating
more on the basic commands.
HELP SFP gives more details about the Software Front Panel debugging aid.

\section{Programming languages}

IMP

The language itself is covered by "The IMP-77 language Internal report "
(Peter Robertson) and by HELP IMP.
Run-time libraries are covered by HELP LIB, the "IMP-77 Core Environment
Definition" (Lattice Logic) and the "Summary of Major IMP libraries (1984)"
(Gordon Hughes).
Further facilities have to be looked for in the include-files in filestore
directories I: and INC:.

\section{Communications}

"A Programmer's guide to the EUCSD Ethernet" (R.Thonnes) covers the basic Ethernet
concepts and describes the available functions.
The "Standard Virtual Terminal Interface" (H. Dewar) describes a set of high-level
procedures for using character terminals.
"Asynchronous Character I/O to and from the local terminal" (J. Butler)
describes the lower level aspects of character I/O.

\section{Text processing}

The LAYOUT 1.5 Users Guide (H.Dewar) describes the LAYOUT text formatting program.
HELP ECCE describes the ECCE editor for the APM.

\section{Utilities}

A variety of utilities are described in HELP UTILITIES.
Some further student utilities are documented in USEFUL:HELP.

\section{Filestore}
"The Filestore" (Dewar,Eachus,Humphry,McLellan) and "The New Filestores"
(G.Ross) give a comprehensive description of the filestores and their primitives.
The "Filestore Administration Report" (J.G.Hughes) gives details of the current
filestores and system directories.

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