Notes on making EP.COM (August '84).

The last step is:
	A>li ep.rel -e 4900 -w fget.rel ndeff.rel
where li is the rel file version of l2,
and all relevant .rel files are present, as well as c.ccc.

The .rel files needed are:

ep.rel         1k	main module
gchr.rel       3k
misc1.rel      1k
sendit.rel     2k
cseq.rel       4k
gotocol.rel    1k
newoutl.rel    1k
gstr.rel       2k
paperup.rel    2k
stowc.rel      1k
epsinit.rel    2k
epexec.rel     1k
process.rel    2k
underli.rel    1k
fget.rel       1k
ndeff.rel      1k
prtsbuf.rel    1k



Except for ndeff, each of these is a single module assembled from the
corresponding .mac file by, e.g.,
	A>m80 =gchr
All these .mac files include: bdsym.equ and epdata.mac.

ndeff is a library of assembly versions of various functions from deff.crl
(viz. strcmp, strcat, strcpy, puts, alloc, free, and [new] freeall).
After ndeff and fget are force-loaded, no functions are obtained from
deff.crl (thus there is assembler source now for everything).