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- VMAP DOCUMENTATION
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- VER1.1 DEBUGED FORM OF VMAP VER 1.0 6/27/82 JM
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- CHANGED SET-UP INTERIGATION TO BE MORE CLEAR AND DELEATED
- THE LAST SECTION FOR FINDING EQUIVALENT VARIABLES WHICH
- DID NOT FUCTION RELIABLEY. ALSO FIXED DISKWRITE PROTOCALLS.
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- VMAP maps variables used in Basic source file and prints the
- output listing either on the CRT terminal or to the line printer
- depending on the terminator selected. Variables are listed in
- alphabetical order with associate statement number where they
- appear. Multi-source files or segmented single file or any
- combination of both can be processed in a batch (unattended
- mode). .....if you think you can trust the system you're running
- on.
- The pre-requisites to use VMAP is to save all files you are
- mapping in ascii (i.e., SAVE"filename.BAS",drive number,A<cr>).
- Only ascii Basic source file can be used, since all source is
- saved in machine code.
- Once the file(s) is saved in ascii, run VMAP. Supply the
- answer to the prompt for file name, terminator (see appendix A),
- lower bound of the statement number to map, and the upper bound
- of the statement number to map. When the terminator is suppied
- as "END", the program begins to map all variables for all
- programs until completed (or when the program runs out of memory
- space).
- This program is very easily modifiable depending on what
- else you want it to process logging differenet properties of a
- Basic source file. To modify a Basic program without
- documentation, you'll find this program would help you more than
- anything else!
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- .pa
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- Files included : VMAP.BAS & VMAP.DOC
- Version 1.0, Revision 1.0
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- END
- ng else!
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- .pa
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- Files included : VMAP.BAS & VMAP.DOC
- Version 1.0, Revision 1.0
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- END