Labels:text | screenshot | parallel | number | font | document | receipt | line OCR: Pi (platform independent) node structure: SICMTOOLS CMI S - This source directory is a sibling of the pit directories, so the source code can be used by all platforms RCS T MSC.PLT + Compile with Microsoft C in this directory SUN4GCC.PLT + Compile with Sun4/GNU gcc in this directory TBC.PLT+ Compile with Borland C in this directory TMSC.PLT Pd (platform dependent) node structure: S.CMPDS\RCS55 RCS_PD.LIB SUN4GCC.PLT + A platform node with a child source directory The source directory is a child RCS TBC.PLT This tbc.plt source code can't be used by any other platform RCS TMSC.PLT Hs RCS Pid (platform independent and dependent) node structure: This node is just a simple combination of the pi and pd nodes. S PID EXAMPLE S - A pi src directory-it holds code for all platforms - RCS SUN4GCC.PLT + A pd platform directory, with a child source - RCS Code in this directory is for sun4gcc.plt only T TBC.PLT + A pd platform directory, with a child source directory 1 Code in this directory is for Ibc.plt only RCS Figure 1-7. Pi, pd, and pid node structures
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