I'm continuously aggravated by the lack of source code these days
(especially since MS-DOS has overwhelmed the older CP/M usage).

Here's a whole package of handy batch utilities .. but source code?
Oh, no.... someone might lose the rights or trade secrets to this
really wondrous, unique stuff .. nuts ..

So I disassembled the whole mess (well, most of it, anyway).
Documented things fairly well (in most cases), and in almost EVERY
case was able to make significant improvements in speed, size, logic,
comprehension, whatever.

Many many thanks to the author of ASMGEN, the key to this effort.

File title notes:
  The original .COM files have been renamed with a terminal "0"
in their file name.
  If I REALLY did a hack, you might see a "1" or "2" as the last
file name character.
  The compiled version of my .ASM code will be the original name
(no terminal "0").
  In one case (REBOOT), I brought in a newer version written by
another author that wasn't in this package.

  If you don't like my code .. tough .. at least NOW you can tweak
it yourself!  And that's the whole idea, my friends.

The original documentation is basically as I found it.  Broke up a
couple files into separate .DOCs related directly to the programs
described, but didn't edit (or even try to understand) the original
documentation.

David Kirschbaum
Toad Hall
kirsch@braggvax.ARPA