LCRC 12-17-87 by Ross Presser LCRC is an assembly-language program to validate the CRCs in a library. I may be duplicating someone else's work here, but I didn't feel like searching the RCPMs for a file to do the job. Besides, it was a challenge. Usage: LCRC [.] LBR is assumed if is omitted. The purpose of this program is neaten up the library. I create my libraries using Jim Lopushinsky's LBRDISK. One problem with this otherwise excellent utility is that it will not, repeat will not, compute the CRC value. I guess this makes sense, for there is no obvious time to compute it, but it's annoying, because it is polite to upload complete, documented, valid LBRs, and that means CRCs. Previously I would use NULU to Krunch the library, but that often wastes a great deal of time and space, since every member must be copied. So I wrote this, which goes into the library, computes the CRC for each non-deleted, active member file, installs that CRC, and then computes and installs the directory CRC. The CRC algorithm is stolen from a partial disassembly of LCHEK. Files in this library: LCRC.DZC -- (LCRC.DOC) This file LCRC.ZZZ -- (LCRC.AZM) Z80MR source LCRC.CZM -- (LCRC.COM) COM file If I ever figure out the functioning of LBRDISK, I may put the function of this program into that utility, along with automatic datestamping. Don't wait up, Mom. Comments, questions, or hate mail: leave mail on the Holly Park RCP/M, (201) 757-1491.