12 Dec 90
SYSLIB 4.3c notes
   This library contains the latest version of SYSLIB.  Since many additions
have been made, SYSLIB now consists of SYSLIB1 and SYSLIB0.  The exact contents
of each library are not particularly important, but roughly place routines of
greater complexity and of a higher level in SYSLIB1 and basic primatives in
SYSLIB0.  To use the new library, simply replace all references to SYSLIB in
link files with searches to SYSLIB1 first, followed by searches of SYSLIB0.  In
a link using ZML, this would take the appearance:

	ZML filename,SYSLIB1/,SYSLIB0/

   The files contained in this release are:

	SYSLIB.HLP  - changed versions are marked with a vertical bar on right.
	SYSLIB7.HLP - changes are marked with a vertical bar in column 65.
			Tabs have been changed to spaces, new multiplication
			and division routines documented.
	SYSLIBB.HLP - changes are marked with a vertical bar in column 65.
			Tabs have been changed to spaces, new SORT and
			SSBINIT routines documented, and method of adding a
			user sort are documented.
	SYSLIB1.REL, SYSLIB0.REL   - MREL version of SYSLIB
	SYSLIBS1.REL, SYSLIBS0.REL - SLR relocatable version of SYSLIB

Major changes are:

SORT - Completely redone by Joe Wright.  MUCH faster and smaller.  It has
	replaced the embedded sorts used in the directory routines.  Has new
	feature which makes re-ordering of records after a pointer sort
	optional.
SSBINIT - Now initializes the pointers (if used) instead of SORT.  Not used
	if you are sorting actual records.
DIRALPHA/DBUFFER/DIRQ/DIRQS - Now use the general sort routine SORT and SSBINIT
	instead of a unique sort routine.
MULT/DIV - Completely redone by Joe Wright.  MUCH faster
ARGV - Redone by Joe Wright.  Now works and smaller
COUT7 - Now preserves MSB in A
GFA - Two bytes shorter thanks to Howard Goldstein

						Hal Bower/Joe Wright