SPY-READ.ME				            2 Nov 86

  SPY.COM investigates the use of disk by a program.  SPY
relocates itself to the high end of the TPA, then loads and
runs another program, reporting on calls of the bdos and
(optionally) the bios.  It is intended to run on most (all?)
CP/M-80 1.4 & 2.2 systems with a Z80 processor.  I don't
have enough in-depth experience of CP/M 3 to guess if it's
worth a try.

  Files in this library:
	SPY-READ.ME	This file
	SPY-8611.FOR	Suggested "Whatfor" on bulletin boards
	SPY.COM
	SPY.SUB		Submit file, for assembling &
				linking everthing
	SPY.MAC		Source of SPY.COM
	MAKSRL.MAC	Source of Relocator (author RDL)
	UNCR11.COM	Uncrunch 1.1

  Extract all the files, unsqueeze *.?Q? files, and type
UNCR11 *.?Z? to uncrunch the crunched files.

  For a sketchy description of how to use SPY.COM, and its
restrictions, read the first page of SPY.MAC.  Sorry I've
not taken the trouble to write fuller documentation -- my
lame excuse is that if you're not the kind of person who can
fairly quickly make sense of SPY without a manual then what
it does will be of zero interest to you!

  If you wish to modify and reassemble SPY.COM, you'll need
M80, L80, SUBMIT, and XSUB.  I hope you find this a useful
tool.  If you have any neat general-purpose tools hiding in
your own toolbox, chances are I'd be interested.


Good luck,

John Washington.