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TI Emulator!                                                  4/15/1994
v5.0

by Edward Swartz
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     This file describes MODULES.EXE, the module list manager.

     MODULES.EXE will create and update MODULES.DTA using information in
MODULES.LST.
     First, info on the files.
     MODULES.LST is a textual database describing possible cartridges
you may have.  A record is a group of four lines describing one
cartridge.  The first line is the title as it will appear in the TIEMUL
menu.  The next three lines describe the locations and filenames for the
files that make up the emulated module.  The first character is 'C','D',
or 'G', which says that the file is either a CPU, CPU bank 2, or GPL
segment of a module.  The eleven-char-max filename follows.  Any lines
not used must be " NULL" with the space before the "N".  Unless you have
already registered, you won't need to change this file unless you can
transfer cartridges from the TI to the PC.
     Not all of the cartridges in MODULES.LST have to exist on your
system.

     MODULES.DTA is a "compiled" version of MODULES.LST which is really
easy for TIEMUL to read.  The files in MODULES.DTA, however, must exist
if you ever try to load them.  MODULES.EXE creates MODULES.DTA.

     MODULES.EXE is an interactive list manager which will show in two
columns which cartridges are defined in MODULES.LST (left column) and
which ones are in MODULES.DTA (right column).  If the cartridge does not
exist on your system, the entry on the left side will be dimmed.  Only
undimmed cartridges can be selected to go into MODULES.DTA.
     Press SPACE to toggle a file's inclusion in MODULES.DTA.  Use the
arrow keys to scroll through the list.  Press ENTER to write
MODULES.DTA, or ESC to abort.

     You can run MODULES with the parameter /ALL which will
automatically add all the existing modules to MODULES.DTA without any
user input.

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