*** auis-6.3/README.ez	Wed Jun  1 15:10:13 1994
--- ./README.ez	Wed Aug 24 14:40:41 1994
***************
*** 1,4 ****
! \begindata{text,538097824}
  \textdsversion{12}
  \template{default}
  \define{global
--- 1,4 ----
! \begindata{text,538838348}
  \textdsversion{12}
  \template{default}
  \define{global
***************
*** 31,40 ****
  
  
  }}}}
! \bigger{Version 6.3
  
  
! (May, 1994)
  
  
  }
--- 31,40 ----
  
  
  }}}}
! \bigger{Version 6.3.1
  
  
! (August, 1994)
  
  
  }
***************
*** 82,90 ****
  
  University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.
  
! \begindata{bp,537925432}
! \enddata{bp,537925432}
! \view{bpv,537925432,0,0,0}
  
  $Disclaimer: 
  
--- 82,90 ----
  
  University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.
  
! \begindata{bp,538589656}
! \enddata{bp,538589656}
! \view{bpv,538589656,2,0,0}
  
  $Disclaimer: 
  
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*** 162,170 ****
  
  }
  
! \begindata{bp,537925480}
! \enddata{bp,537925480}
! \view{bpv,537925480,1,0,0}
  
  \chapter{1	Installation Instructions for the Andrew Distribution
  
--- 162,170 ----
  
  }
  
! \begindata{bp,538618520}
! \enddata{bp,538618520}
! \view{bpv,538618520,3,0,0}
  
  \chapter{1	Installation Instructions for the Andrew Distribution
  
***************
*** 233,239 ****
--- 233,242 ----
  
  CC=gcc -traditional
  
+ (If you encounter problems using gcc -traditional, try gcc 
+ -fwritable-strings.)
  
+ 
  In site.h:
  
  #define GNU_ENV 1
***************
*** 1769,1777 ****
  ./config/site.mcr:
  
  
! CC = gcc
  
! GCCLIB = /usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/architecture/version/libgcc.a
  
  
  GCCLIB should be the full path to libgcc.a.
--- 1772,1780 ----
  ./config/site.mcr:
  
  
! CC = gcc -fwritable-strings
  
! GCCLIB = '/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/architecture/version/libgcc.a'
  
  
  GCCLIB should be the full path to libgcc.a.
***************
*** 2089,2097 ****
  including fixes needed to csh and make for them to work for AUIS.
  
  
! \begindata{bp,537925528}
! \enddata{bp,537925528}
! \view{bpv,537925528,2,0,0}
  \chapter{2	Building the System
  
  }
--- 2092,2100 ----
  including fixes needed to csh and make for them to work for AUIS.
  
  
! \begindata{bp,538618568}
! \enddata{bp,538618568}
! \view{bpv,538618568,4,0,0}
  \chapter{2	Building the System
  
  }
***************
*** 2204,2212 ****
  
  
  
! \begindata{bp,537925576}
! \enddata{bp,537925576}
! \view{bpv,537925576,3,0,0}
  \section{2.2	System Components
  
  }
--- 2207,2215 ----
  
  
  
! \begindata{bp,538618616}
! \enddata{bp,538618616}
! \view{bpv,538618616,5,0,0}
  \section{2.2	System Components
  
  }
***************
*** 2725,2733 ****
  RS/6000: 60M
  
  }
! \begindata{bp,537925624}
! \enddata{bp,537925624}
! \view{bpv,537925624,4,0,0}
  \chapter{3	Setting up the Environment to Run Applications}
  
  
--- 2728,2736 ----
  RS/6000: 60M
  
  }
! \begindata{bp,538618664}
! \enddata{bp,538618664}
! \view{bpv,538618664,6,0,0}
  \chapter{3	Setting up the Environment to Run Applications}
  
  
***************
*** 2990,2993 ****
  ONLY non-multi-media posts.
  
  
! \enddata{text,538097824}
--- 2993,2996 ----
  ONLY non-multi-media posts.
  
  
! \enddata{text,538838348}
*** auis-6.3/FAQ.ez	Wed Jun  1 15:10:17 1994
--- ./FAQ.ez	Wed Aug 24 14:39:20 1994
***************
*** 1,4 ****
! \begindata{text,538097824}
  \textdsversion{12}
  \template{help}
  \define{global
--- 1,4 ----
! \begindata{text,538752284}
  \textdsversion{12}
  \template{help}
  \define{global
***************
*** 18,32 ****
  
  Frequently Asked Questions
  
! Release 6.2}}
  
  
! \bold{\flushright{\flushleft{Last Update:  3/16/94}}}
  
! 
! \begindata{bp,537925432}
! \enddata{bp,537925432}
! \view{bpv,537925432,0,0,0}
  This file contains questions from everywhere and answers from many places. 
   The sections on General Information and Common Problems Building Andrew 
  were compiled by Susan Straub (susan+@andrew.cmu.edu).  The section on User 
--- 18,32 ----
  
  Frequently Asked Questions
  
! Release 6.3.1}}
  
  
! \bold{\flushright{\flushleft{Last Update:  8/94
  
! }}}
! \begindata{bp,538360232}
! \enddata{bp,538360232}
! \view{bpv,538360232,0,0,0}
  This file contains questions from everywhere and answers from many places. 
   The sections on General Information and Common Problems Building Andrew 
  were compiled by Susan Straub (susan+@andrew.cmu.edu).  The section on User 
***************
*** 54,59 ****
--- 54,65 ----
  	info-andrew-bugs@andrew.cmu.edu
  
  
+ We also offer an electronic answering system.  Send mail to 
+  andrew-service@andrew.cmu.edu with the word ``help'' as the only word on a 
+ line in the body of the message.  You will receive instructions on 
+ obtaining other information.
+ 
+ 
  For information about the consortium you can contact:
  
  
***************
*** 187,193 ****
--- 193,201 ----
  \bold{   P2.}  \leftindent{Ezprint outputs rasters in PostScript.  Can I 
  print those rasters?}
  
+ \bold{N P3.}  \leftindent{How can I adjust for other printer page sizes?}
  
+ 
  \italic{Applications}
  
  
***************
*** 272,298 ****
  \bold{G2.  How do I obtain the latest release?}
  
  
! \indent{This release, 6.2, can be obtained in several ways.   Andrew, as 
  well as a variety of CMU software and the latest patches, is available via 
  anonymous ftp from the Internet host, ftp.andrew.cmu.edu (Internet: 
! 128.2.232.154).   Due to its size, the compressed tar'd tree is split into 
! 5 files, auis\{1,2,3\}, contrib and doc in the dist-6.2/ directory.    You 
! should uncompress and tar -xvf each file individually.   The distribution 
! is also available via anonymous ftp from the Internet host ftp.x.org 
! (Internet address:  (198.112.44.100)).  The sources are located in the 
! contrib/andrew tree.   \
! 
! 
  
- Release 6.2 is a beta version of that which will be made available on the 
- X.V11R6 contrib tape.  You should grab that release when it becomes 
- available.
  
  
! NOTE:  The version of Andrew that is located in the ./pub/R5/contrib-3 
! directory on the X.V11R5 tape is Release 5.0.   Since the Consortium 
! supports only the latest release, please do not use that release.    Thank 
! you.  \
  
  
  
--- 280,301 ----
  \bold{G2.  How do I obtain the latest release?}
  
  
! \indent{This release, 6.3.1, can be obtained in several ways.   Andrew, as 
  well as a variety of CMU software and the latest patches, is available via 
  anonymous ftp from the Internet host, ftp.andrew.cmu.edu (Internet: 
! 128.2.232.154) in pub/AUIS.   Due to its size, the compressed tar'd tree is 
! split into 6 files, auis\{1,2,3,4\}, contrib and doc in the 
! pub/AUIS/dist-6.3.1/ directory.    You should gzip and tar -xvf each file 
! individually.   If you already have release 6.3 installed, you may wish to 
! apply the patch found in pub/AUIS/patches/official to your current 
! installation.  The README in that directory provides instructions for 
! applying the patch. \
  
  
  
! The distribution is also available via anonymous ftp from the Internet host 
! ftp.x.org (Internet address:  198.112.44.100).  The sources are located in 
! the contrib/libraries/andrew tree.   \
  
  
  
***************
*** 334,339 ****
--- 337,346 ----
  
  386/486			Linux				i386_Linux
  
+ 386/486			NetBSD			i386_bsd
+ 
+ 386/486			BSDI/386		i386_bsdi (new, untested)
+ 
  Macintosh II		MacMach			mac2_51
  
  Apollo			DomainOS			apollo68k
***************
*** 1211,1222 ****
  To load the symbol table for the \bold{raster} dynamic object you would use 
  this command on a Sun or a DECstation 
  3100\footnote{\
! \begindata{fnote,537925480}
  \textdsversion{12}
  the distributed version of gdb does not yet support ATK applications on the 
  DS3100, but will do so in the very near future (1/15/91)\
! \enddata{fnote,537925480}
! \view{fnotev,537925480,1,0,0}}:
  
  (gdb)\bold{ add-file raster.dog 0x10046594}
  
--- 1218,1229 ----
  To load the symbol table for the \bold{raster} dynamic object you would use 
  this command on a Sun or a DECstation 
  3100\footnote{\
! \begindata{fnote,538360280}
  \textdsversion{12}
  the distributed version of gdb does not yet support ATK applications on the 
  DS3100, but will do so in the very near future (1/15/91)\
! \enddata{fnote,538360280}
! \view{fnotev,538360280,1,0,0}}:
  
  (gdb)\bold{ add-file raster.dog 0x10046594}
  
***************
*** 1378,1383 ****
--- 1385,1420 ----
  which will include the raster encoded in PostScript / hex form.
  
  
+ }\bold{P3. How can I adjust for other printer page sizes?}
+ 
+ 
+ \leftindent{Page size for all AUIS printing can be adjusted by modifying 
+ the file $ANDREWDIR/lib/tmac/tmac.atk.  Just after the copyright notice, 
+ you can insert these lines (without leading whitespace)
+ 
+ 
+ 	.ll 20c
+ 
+ 	.pl 30c
+ 
+ 
+ These set a line length of 20 centimeters and a page length of 30 
+ centimeters.
+ 
+ 
+ You can also adjust the default header and footer margins by changing the 
+ values assigned to HM and FM a few lines later.
+ 
+ 
+ If you want to change paper size for just one user, that user can copy 
+ tmac.atk into a private file, say /usr/you/tmac/tmac.atk.  To utilize this 
+ file, the user's preferences file should include a line like:
+ 
+ 
+ 	*.tmacfile:/usr/you/tmac/tmac.atk}
+ 
+ \leftindent{
+ 
  }\section{Applications}
  
  
***************
*** 2295,2303 ****
  }
  _______________________
  
! \begindata{bp,537925656}
! \enddata{bp,537925656}
! \view{bpv,537925656,2,0,0}
  Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University.  All rights reserved.
  
  /* \
--- 2332,2340 ----
  }
  _______________________
  
! \begindata{bp,538360456}
! \enddata{bp,538360456}
! \view{bpv,538360456,2,0,0}
  Copyright 1992 Carnegie Mellon University.  All rights reserved.
  
  /* \
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*** 2345,2348 ****
  
  */
  
! \enddata{text,538097824}
--- 2382,2385 ----
  
  */
  
! \enddata{text,538752284}

diff -r -c auis-6.3/ams/delivery/queuem/Imakefile ./ams/delivery/queuem/Imakefile
*** auis-6.3/ams/delivery/queuem/Imakefile	Thu May 26 13:47:31 1994
--- ./ams/delivery/queuem/Imakefile	Mon Aug 15 17:54:55 1994
***************
*** 30,36 ****
  TestProgramTarget(deliver, deliver.o, ${LIBS}, ${BSDLIB})
  ProgramTarget(queuemail, queuem.o, ${LIBS}, $(MMDFLIBS) ${BSDLIB})
  #ifdef CMU_ENV
! InstallProgram(queuemail, ${DESTDIR}/etc/)
  #endif
  /* needs to be installed setuid daemon */
  DependTarget()
--- 30,36 ----
  TestProgramTarget(deliver, deliver.o, ${LIBS}, ${BSDLIB})
  ProgramTarget(queuemail, queuem.o, ${LIBS}, $(MMDFLIBS) ${BSDLIB})
  #ifdef CMU_ENV
! InstallProgram(queuemail, ${DESTDIR}/etc)
  #endif
  /* needs to be installed setuid daemon */
  DependTarget()
diff -r -c auis-6.3/ams/delivery/sendmail/Imakefile ./ams/delivery/sendmail/Imakefile
*** auis-6.3/ams/delivery/sendmail/Imakefile	Thu May 26 13:47:42 1994
--- ./ams/delivery/sendmail/Imakefile	Mon Aug 15 17:55:01 1994
***************
*** 42,48 ****
  ProgramTarget(sendmail, sendmail.o, ${LIBS}, ${BSDLIB})
  #ifdef RUN_AMDS_ENV
  #ifdef CMU_ENV
! InstallProgram(sendmail, ${DESTDIR}/etc/)
  #else /* CMU_ENV */
  install.time::
  	@echo 'Sendmail has been built but not installed.'
--- 42,48 ----
  ProgramTarget(sendmail, sendmail.o, ${LIBS}, ${BSDLIB})
  #ifdef RUN_AMDS_ENV
  #ifdef CMU_ENV
! InstallProgram(sendmail, ${DESTDIR}/etc)
  #else /* CMU_ENV */
  install.time::
  	@echo 'Sendmail has been built but not installed.'
diff -r -c auis-6.3/ams/libs/ms/update.c ./ams/libs/ms/update.c
*** auis-6.3/ams/libs/ms/update.c	Thu May 26 13:41:51 1994
--- ./ams/libs/ms/update.c	Mon Aug 15 17:52:20 1994
***************
*** 100,106 ****
  Boolean DoEverything;
  {
  #if POSIX_ENV
!     int status;
  #else
  #ifndef hpux
      union wait status;
--- 100,106 ----
  Boolean DoEverything;
  {
  #if POSIX_ENV
!     int status=0;
  #else
  #ifndef hpux
      union wait status;
***************
*** 107,113 ****
  #else	/* hpux */
  #if HP_OS >= 70
  #define WNOHANG 1
!     int *status;
  #endif /* HP_OS >= 70 */
  #endif /*  not hpux */
  #endif
--- 107,113 ----
  #else	/* hpux */
  #if HP_OS >= 70
  #define WNOHANG 1
!     int status=0;
  #endif /* HP_OS >= 70 */
  #endif /*  not hpux */
  #endif
***************
*** 172,178 ****
  #else /* any system except HP_OS < 70 */
  	do { /* Have you checked the children? */
  #ifdef hpux /* HP_OS >= 70 */
! 	    pid = (int) wait3(status, WNOHANG, NULL);
  #else	/* non hpux system */
  #if POSIX_ENV
  	    pid = waitpid(-1, &status, WNOHANG);
--- 172,178 ----
  #else /* any system except HP_OS < 70 */
  	do { /* Have you checked the children? */
  #ifdef hpux /* HP_OS >= 70 */
! 	    pid = (int) wait3(&status, WNOHANG, NULL);
  #else	/* non hpux system */
  #if POSIX_ENV
  	    pid = waitpid(-1, &status, WNOHANG);
diff -r -c auis-6.3/ams/msclients/vui/doc/Imakefile ./ams/msclients/vui/doc/Imakefile
*** auis-6.3/ams/msclients/vui/doc/Imakefile	Thu May 26 13:44:10 1994
--- ./ams/msclients/vui/doc/Imakefile	Mon Aug 15 17:53:29 1994
***************
*** 39,45 ****
  
  MkdirTarget($(DIRS))
  
! InstallMultiple($(DOCS), $(INSTINCFLAGS), $(DESTDIR)/doc/inprogram/vui/help/)
  
  
  
--- 39,45 ----
  
  MkdirTarget($(DIRS))
  
! InstallMultiple($(DOCS), $(INSTINCFLAGS), $(DESTDIR)/doc/inprogram/vui/help)
  
  
  
diff -r -c auis-6.3/ams/msclients/vui/vuipnl.c ./ams/msclients/vui/vuipnl.c
*** auis-6.3/ams/msclients/vui/vuipnl.c	Thu May 26 13:43:37 1994
--- ./ams/msclients/vui/vuipnl.c	Mon Aug 15 17:53:24 1994
***************
*** 943,949 ****
      GetCurrentDir(MSG_ShortName, NIL, TRUE);
      mess_bp[3].pdata = MSG_ShortName;
      MSG_MaxVisible = n_shown;
!     strcpy(MSG_date,holddate);
      if (NumNew == NumTotal) MSG_CurrentRow = MSG_StartNum;
      else MSG_CurrentRow=(MSG_StartNum==(long)(NumTotal-1))?0:1;
      MSG_LastPageFlag=FALSE;
--- 943,949 ----
      GetCurrentDir(MSG_ShortName, NIL, TRUE);
      mess_bp[3].pdata = MSG_ShortName;
      MSG_MaxVisible = n_shown;
!     /* strcpy(MSG_date,holddate);*/
      if (NumNew == NumTotal) MSG_CurrentRow = MSG_StartNum;
      else MSG_CurrentRow=(MSG_StartNum==(long)(NumTotal-1))?0:1;
      MSG_LastPageFlag=FALSE;
diff -r -c auis-6.3/ams/utils/nntp/lib/rfc822.c ./ams/utils/nntp/lib/rfc822.c
*** auis-6.3/ams/utils/nntp/lib/rfc822.c	Thu May 26 13:46:43 1994
--- ./ams/utils/nntp/lib/rfc822.c	Mon Aug 15 17:54:26 1994
***************
*** 717,723 ****
  	return TRUE;
  }
  
! #if !defined(USG) && !defined(NeXT)
  char *
  strpbrk(str, chars)
  register char *str, *chars;
--- 717,723 ----
  	return TRUE;
  }
  
! #if !defined(USG) && !defined(NeXT) && !defined(sys_sun4_41)
  char *
  strpbrk(str, chars)
  register char *str, *chars;
diff -r -c auis-6.3/atk/atkvers/atkvers.num ./atk/atkvers/atkvers.num
*** auis-6.3/atk/atkvers/atkvers.num	Thu May 26 13:50:45 1994
--- ./atk/atkvers/atkvers.num	Mon Aug 15 17:56:42 1994
***************
*** 1 ****
! 6.3
--- 1 ----
! 6.3.1
diff -r auis-6.3/atk/basics/x/xim.c atk/basics/x/xim.c
***auis-6.3/atk/basics/x/xim.c	Thu May 26 13:51:32 1994
--- atk/basics/x/xim.c	Fri Aug 26 11:42:25 1994
***************
***************
*** 3124,3130 ****
  		if (length == 1 && keyEvent->state & Mod1Mask)
  		    enQuserKey(self, IM_METAESC); /* changed from '\033'--bobg */
  		while (length-- > 0)
! 		    enQuserKey(self, *strp++);
  	        break;
  
  	case ButtonPress:
--- 3124,3130 ----
  		if (length == 1 && keyEvent->state & Mod1Mask)
  		    enQuserKey(self, IM_METAESC); /* changed from '\033'--bobg */
  		while (length-- > 0)
! 		    enQuserKey(self, (unsigned char)*strp++);
  	        break;
  
  	case ButtonPress:

diff -r -c auis-6.3/atk/basics/common/im.c ./atk/basics/common/im.c
*** auis-6.3/atk/basics/common/im.c	Thu May 26 13:53:00 1994
--- ./atk/basics/common/im.c	Mon Aug 15 17:57:39 1994
***************
*** 2379,2386 ****
  				int pid;
  #ifdef hpux
  #define WNOHANG 1
! 			    int *status;
! 			    while ((pid = (int) wait3 (status, WNOHANG, 0)) > 0) 
  #else /* any system other than hpux */
  #if POSIX_ENV
  				int status;
--- 2379,2386 ----
  				int pid;
  #ifdef hpux
  #define WNOHANG 1
! 			    int status;
! 			    while ((pid = (int) wait3 (&status, WNOHANG, 0)) > 0) 
  #else /* any system other than hpux */
  #if POSIX_ENV
  				int status;
diff -r -c auis-6.3/atk/doc/Imakefile ./atk/doc/Imakefile
*** auis-6.3/atk/doc/Imakefile	Thu May 26 13:59:30 1994
--- ./atk/doc/Imakefile	Mon Aug 15 18:00:50 1994
***************
*** 17,21 ****
  InstallHelpAlias(geomtry, geometry)
  InstallHelpAlias(tour, andrewtour andrew-tour)
  
! InstallDocs(${TOPDOCS}, ${DESTDIR}/doc/)
  InstallDocs(${DOCS}, ${DESTDIR}/doc/atk)
--- 17,21 ----
  InstallHelpAlias(geomtry, geometry)
  InstallHelpAlias(tour, andrewtour andrew-tour)
  
! InstallDocs(${TOPDOCS}, ${DESTDIR}/doc)
  InstallDocs(${DOCS}, ${DESTDIR}/doc/atk)
diff -r -c auis-6.3/atk/figure/figospli.c ./atk/figure/figospli.c
*** auis-6.3/atk/figure/figospli.c	Thu May 26 14:02:56 1994
--- ./atk/figure/figospli.c	Mon Aug 15 18:03:34 1994
***************
*** 145,151 ****
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 -= (ctemp[i+1].t1 * ctemp[i].t4);
      }
  
!     ctemp[last+1].t4 /= ctemp[last+1].t2;
      for (i=last-1; i>=first-1; i--) {
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 = (ctemp[i+1].t4 - ctemp[i+1].t3*ctemp[i+2].t4) / ctemp[i+1].t2;
      }
--- 145,153 ----
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 -= (ctemp[i+1].t1 * ctemp[i].t4);
      }
  
!     if (last >= 0) {
! 	ctemp[last+1].t4 /= ctemp[last+1].t2;
!     }
      for (i=last-1; i>=first-1; i--) {
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 = (ctemp[i+1].t4 - ctemp[i+1].t3*ctemp[i+2].t4) / ctemp[i+1].t2;
      }
***************
*** 205,211 ****
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 -= (ctemp[i+1].t1 * ctemp[i].t4);
      }
  
!     ctemp[last+1].t4 /= ctemp[last+1].t2;
      for (i=last-1; i>=first-1; i--) {
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 = (ctemp[i+1].t4 - ctemp[i+1].t3*ctemp[i+2].t4) / ctemp[i+1].t2;
      }
--- 207,215 ----
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 -= (ctemp[i+1].t1 * ctemp[i].t4);
      }
  
!     if (last >= 0) {
! 	ctemp[last+1].t4 /= ctemp[last+1].t2;
!     }
      for (i=last-1; i>=first-1; i--) {
  	ctemp[i+1].t4 = (ctemp[i+1].t4 - ctemp[i+1].t3*ctemp[i+2].t4) / ctemp[i+1].t2;
      }
diff -r -c auis-6.3/atk/support/hash.c ./atk/support/hash.c
*** auis-6.3/atk/support/hash.c	Thu May 26 14:12:19 1994
--- ./atk/support/hash.c	Mon Aug 15 18:09:36 1994
***************
*** 149,158 ****
          return NULL;
      egg = (struct egg *)glist_Find(self->buckets[bucket],FindEgg,key);
      if (egg != NULL) {
          glist_Delete(self->buckets[bucket],egg,FALSE);
          free(egg->key);
          free(egg);
!         return egg->value; /* OK to reference after just freed */
      }
      else
          return NULL;
--- 149,159 ----
          return NULL;
      egg = (struct egg *)glist_Find(self->buckets[bucket],FindEgg,key);
      if (egg != NULL) {
+ 	char *value=egg->value;
          glist_Delete(self->buckets[bucket],egg,FALSE);
          free(egg->key);
          free(egg);
!         return value;
      }
      else
          return NULL;
diff -r -c auis-6.3/atk/text/tabs.c ./atk/text/tabs.c
*** auis-6.3/atk/text/tabs.c	Thu May 26 14:17:23 1994
--- ./atk/text/tabs.c	Mon Aug 15 18:12:02 1994
***************
*** 375,382 ****
  	    break;
          case style_TabClear:
  	    PrevTab = FindPrevTab(self, Pos);
! 	    if (PrevTab >= 0 && tabChange->DotLocation == self->Positions[PrevTab])
! 		/* There is a tab at this postion, so we get rid of it */
  		tabs = tabs_Delete(self, PrevTab);
  	    /* If there is no tab at the precise position specified, then
  	     * this operation is ignored. Perhaps it should find another
--- 375,382 ----
  	    break;
          case style_TabClear:
  	    PrevTab = FindPrevTab(self, Pos);
! 	    if (PrevTab >= 0 && PrevTab < self->number && tabChange->DotLocation == self->Positions[PrevTab])
! 		/* There is a tab at this position, so we get rid of it */
  		tabs = tabs_Delete(self, PrevTab);
  	    /* If there is no tab at the precise position specified, then
  	     * this operation is ignored. Perhaps it should find another
diff -r -c auis-6.3/atk/textobjects/unknown.c ./atk/textobjects/unknown.c
*** auis-6.3/atk/textobjects/unknown.c	Thu May 26 14:19:38 1994
--- ./atk/textobjects/unknown.c	Mon Aug 15 18:12:52 1994
***************
*** 80,86 ****
  {
      if(self->odata) {
  	text_Destroy(self->odata);
! 	self->odata==NULL;
      }
      if(self->realclass) {
  	free(self->realclass);
--- 80,86 ----
  {
      if(self->odata) {
  	text_Destroy(self->odata);
! 	self->odata=NULL;
      }
      if(self->realclass) {
  	free(self->realclass);
***************
*** 100,106 ****
  }
  
  /* put a character back in the file and remove it from the text. */
! static int tungetc(self, ch, file)
  struct text *self;
  FILE *file;
  {
--- 100,106 ----
  }
  
  /* put a character back in the file and remove it from the text. */
! static void tungetc(self, ch, file)
  struct text *self;
  FILE *file;
  {
***************
*** 269,274 ****
--- 269,275 ----
  	    unknown_AlwaysInsertCharacters(self, 0, buf, strlen(buf));
  	}
      }
+     return ret;
  }  
  
  /* wrap the unknown inset in an 'unknown' inset to protect future readers from a possibly corrupted
diff -r -c auis-6.3/config/hp700_80/system.mcr ./config/hp700_80/system.mcr
*** auis-6.3/config/hp700_80/system.mcr	Thu May 26 13:12:04 1994
--- ./config/hp700_80/system.mcr	Tue Aug 30 11:30:01 1994
***************
*** 64,70 ****
          CURSESLIBS = -lcurses
          CLASSLIB = -L$(BASEDIR)/lib -lclass
          XLIB = -L$(XLIBDIR) -lX11
! 
  /* Get site-specific inclusions */
  #include <site.mcr>
  SYS_CONFDIR = hp700_80
--- 64,70 ----
          CURSESLIBS = -lcurses
          CLASSLIB = -L$(BASEDIR)/lib -lclass
          XLIB = -L$(XLIBDIR) -lX11
!         LEXLIB=
  /* Get site-specific inclusions */
  #include <site.mcr>
  SYS_CONFDIR = hp700_80
diff -r -c auis-6.3/config/i386_Linux/system.mcr ./config/i386_Linux/system.mcr
*** auis-6.3/config/i386_Linux/system.mcr	Thu May 26 13:13:37 1994
--- ./config/i386_Linux/system.mcr	Mon Aug 15 17:40:08 1994
***************
*** 21,27 ****
  COMPILERFLAGS=-m486
  
  /* Now for the system-dependent information. */
! CC = gcc
  GNULIB = /usr/lib/libgcc.a
  XUTILDIR = /usr/bin/X11
  XLIBDIR = /usr/lib
--- 21,27 ----
  COMPILERFLAGS=-m486
  
  /* Now for the system-dependent information. */
! CC = gcc -fwritable-strings
  GNULIB = /usr/lib/libgcc.a
  XUTILDIR = /usr/bin/X11
  XLIBDIR = /usr/lib
diff -r -c auis-6.3/config/i386_bsd/system.mcr ./config/i386_bsd/system.mcr
*** auis-6.3/config/i386_bsd/system.mcr	Thu May 26 13:13:30 1994
--- ./config/i386_bsd/system.mcr	Mon Aug 15 17:40:06 1994
***************
*** 43,49 ****
  
  /* Now for the system-dependent information. */
  
!         CDEBUGFLAGS = -O -fwritable-strings      
          SUPLIBS = $(BASEDIR)/lib/libatkos.a $(BASEDIR)/lib/libossup.a
  
          /* 386BSD/Xfree86 location of X directory tree */
--- 43,50 ----
  
  /* Now for the system-dependent information. */
  
!         CDEBUGFLAGS = -O 
! COMPILERFLAGS = -fwritable-strings
          SUPLIBS = $(BASEDIR)/lib/libatkos.a $(BASEDIR)/lib/libossup.a
  
          /* 386BSD/Xfree86 location of X directory tree */
diff -r -c auis-6.3/config/i386_bsdi/system.mcr ./config/i386_bsdi/system.mcr
*** auis-6.3/config/i386_bsdi/system.mcr	Thu May 26 13:13:33 1994
--- ./config/i386_bsdi/system.mcr	Mon Aug 15 17:40:07 1994
***************
*** 39,45 ****
  COMPILERFLAGS=
  
  /* Now for the system-dependent information. */
! CC = cc
  GNULIB = /usr/lib/libgcc.a
  XUTILDIR = /usr/X11/bin
  XLIBDIR = /usr/X11/lib
--- 39,45 ----
  COMPILERFLAGS=
  
  /* Now for the system-dependent information. */
! CC = cc -fwritable-strings
  GNULIB = /usr/lib/libgcc.a
  XUTILDIR = /usr/X11/bin
  XLIBDIR = /usr/X11/lib
diff -r -c auis-6.3/config/imake.tmpl ./config/imake.tmpl
*** auis-6.3/config/imake.tmpl	Thu May 26 13:11:39 1994
--- ./config/imake.tmpl	Mon Aug 15 17:39:22 1994
***************
*** 100,105 ****
--- 100,112 ----
  #if defined(CMUCS)
          AFSUTILS = $(BASEDIR)/lib/libafs.a ${AFSBASEDIR}/lib/afs/util.a
  #endif
+ 
+ #ifdef AFS33_ENV
+ AFSAUDITLIB = $(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/afs/libaudit.a
+ #else
+ AFSAUDITLIB =
+ #endif
+ 
  #ifdef AFS30_ENV
  #ifdef AFS31_ENV
          DESLIB = $(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/libdes.a
***************
*** 106,111 ****
--- 113,119 ----
          PRSLIB = $(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/afs/libprot.a \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/libubik.a \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/afs/libauth.a \
+ 	$(AFSAUDITLIB) \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/librxkad.a \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/librx.a \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/liblwp.a \
***************
*** 116,121 ****
--- 124,130 ----
        	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/libubik.a \
        	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/librx.a \
        	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/afs/libauth.a \
+ 	$(AFSAUDITLIB) \
        	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/librxkad.a \
        	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/liblwp.a \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/libscrypt.a \
***************
*** 132,137 ****
--- 141,147 ----
  #endif
          UTILLIB = $(BASEDIR)/lib/libutil.a \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/afs/libauth.a \
+ 	$(AFSAUDITLIB) \
  	$(AFSSYSLIB) \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/librx.a \
  	$(AFSBASEDIR)/lib/librxkad.a \
diff -r -c auis-6.3/overhead/class/machdep/dec_mach/Imakefile ./overhead/class/machdep/dec_mach/Imakefile
*** auis-6.3/overhead/class/machdep/dec_mach/Imakefile	Thu May 26 13:16:28 1994
--- ./overhead/class/machdep/dec_mach/Imakefile	Mon Aug 15 17:41:38 1994
***************
*** 44,50 ****
  globals.o: 	globalrefs._h
  
  entry.o: 	entry.s
! 		cc -c -I. entry.s
  
  globalrefs._h:	libc.eplist
  		$(AWK) '{printf "\tglobalref(%s)\n", $$2}' libc.eplist >,globalrefs._h
--- 44,50 ----
  globals.o: 	globalrefs._h
  
  entry.o: 	entry.s
! 		as -o entry.o entry.s
  
  globalrefs._h:	libc.eplist
  		$(AWK) '{printf "\tglobalref(%s)\n", $$2}' libc.eplist >,globalrefs._h
diff -r -c auis-6.3/overhead/class/machdep/i386_Linux/Imakefile ./overhead/class/machdep/i386_Linux/Imakefile
*** auis-6.3/overhead/class/machdep/i386_Linux/Imakefile	Thu May 26 13:21:27 1994
--- ./overhead/class/machdep/i386_Linux/Imakefile	Mon Aug 15 17:43:20 1994
***************
*** 6,12 ****
  NormalObjectRule()
  NormalAsmPPRule()
  
! all:		globals.o entry.o doload.o
  globals.o:  	globals.spp
  
  InstallCshScript(makedo.csh, $(DESTDIR)/bin/makedo)
--- 6,12 ----
  NormalObjectRule()
  NormalAsmPPRule()
  
! all::		globals.o entry.o doload.o
  globals.o:  	globals.spp
  
  InstallCshScript(makedo.csh, $(DESTDIR)/bin/makedo)
diff -r -c auis-6.3/overhead/mkparser/parser.doc ./overhead/mkparser/parser.doc
*** auis-6.3/overhead/mkparser/parser.doc	Thu May 26 13:30:11 1994
--- ./overhead/mkparser/parser.doc	Mon Aug 15 17:47:13 1994
***************
*** 1,7 ****
  parser.doc - C parser for Bison tables  {This file is similar to 
  		parserclass.doc in the AUIS C++ sources.}
  
! 								April 1994
  
  
  	parser - object for parsing
--- 1,7 ----
  parser.doc - C parser for Bison tables  {This file is similar to 
  		parserclass.doc in the AUIS C++ sources.}
  
! 								May, 1994
  
  
  	parser - object for parsing
***************
*** 28,36 ****
  The gggg.y file is processed through Bison to produce the gggg.tab.c file, 
  which is then processed through the 'mkparser' script to produce gggg.c.  
  This file defines the function
- 
  	gggg_New()
- 
  which the application code calls to allocate a parser object for gggg.
  This is then passed as an argument to parser_Parse to parse a lexeme stream.
  
--- 28,34 ----
***************
*** 49,68 ****
  The AUIS version of Bison supports one additional token type:
  multi-character tokens.  These are written in the grammar surrounded
  by quotation marks, as in "<=".  Thus one rule of the grammar might be
- 
  	expression : expression "<=" factor ;
- 
  In other words it is not necessary to define LE as a token and then teach 
  the token analyzer that a less-than followed by an equal-sign is the
  token LE.  (AUIS's 'tlex' token analyzer determines the token list from 
  the tables generated by Bison.)
  
! Semantic action routines {specified in braces in the grammar} may refer to 
! value stack locations with $$, $1, $2, and so on, as in yacc/Bison.  
! In addition, the variable 'parser' points to the 
! parser object for the parse in progress.  One use for this is to access the
! associated 'rock' value:
! 	struct whatever *info = (struct whatever *)parser->GetRock();
  
  Compilation errors are reported by calling parser_Error.  Its default
  action is to call parser_ErrorGuts, which prints an error message.  If
--- 47,71 ----
  The AUIS version of Bison supports one additional token type:
  multi-character tokens.  These are written in the grammar surrounded
  by quotation marks, as in "<=".  Thus one rule of the grammar might be
  	expression : expression "<=" factor ;
  In other words it is not necessary to define LE as a token and then teach 
  the token analyzer that a less-than followed by an equal-sign is the
  token LE.  (AUIS's 'tlex' token analyzer determines the token list from 
  the tables generated by Bison.)
  
! Semantic action routines {specified in braces in the grammar} may refer 
! to value stack locations with $$, $1, $2, and so on, as in yacc/Bison.  In 
! addition, the variable 'parser' points to the parser object for the parse in 
! progress.  One use for this is to access the associated 'rock' value:
! 	struct whatever *info = (struct whatever *)parser_GetRock(parser);
! The result of the compilation can be passed back to the application program
! by storing it into a component of the rock.  Suppose the value is in $1 and
! the target field of the rock is 'value', then the code is
! 	info->value = $1;
! Note that no rockvalue will exist unless one has been stored.  For instance,
! 	struct whatever parserinfo;
! 	...
! 	parser_SetRock(gparser, &parserinfo);
  
  Compilation errors are reported by calling parser_Error.  Its default
  action is to call parser_ErrorGuts, which prints an error message.  If
***************
*** 71,79 ****
  ErrorGuts in the .y file; this is the signal for mkparser to include
  the appropriate declaration in gggg.h.  The declaration in the .y file
  should be
- 
  	void gggg_ErrorGuts(int severity, char *severityname, char *msg);
- 
  This function will be called by parse_Error whenever an error is detected.
  At that time,  (severity&~parser_FREEMSG) will be one of the values 
  parser_WARNING, parser_SERIOUS, parser_SYNTAX, or parser_FATAL, as
--- 74,80 ----
***************
*** 83,89 ****
  string.  Applications should call Error instead of ErrorGuts because the 
  former computes the maximum severity and counts the number of errors.
  
- 
  In a context where there is no pointer to the parser object for the current
  compilation, it can be retrieved via parser_GetCurrentparser().
  
--- 84,89 ----
***************
*** 93,99 ****
  rather than embedded in the parser itself, these macros are no longer
  appropriate.  Instead, a semantic action routine can terminate with one 
  of the following macros:
- 
  	none		- parsing continues normally
  	parser_ACCEPT	- parsing terminates and succeeds
  	parser_ABORT	- parsing terminates and fails
--- 93,98 ----
***************
*** 105,129 ****
  	parser_CLINEROK	- pending input token is discarded and
  				parser leaves error state
  
- 
  In yacc/Bison, YYSTYPE defaults to int.  Mkparser removes this default;
  the .y file must have a type named YYSTYPE by one of:
  
- 	Include a %union section in the grammar header in gggg.y
- 	#define YYSTYPE in gggg.y or a file it #includes
- 	Typedef YYSTYPE in gggg.y or a file it #includes
  
- 
  Application Code
  
  In general, an application creates a parser object for a given grammar
  by calling gggg_New:
- 
  	struct parser *gparser = gggg_New();
  
  The parse itself is done by calling parser_Parse with this object as the
  first argument and a lexeme stream as two more arguments:
- 
  	parser_Parse(gparser, lexer, lexrock);
  
  A complete program might look like this
--- 104,124 ----
  	parser_CLINEROK	- pending input token is discarded and
  				parser leaves error state
  
  In yacc/Bison, YYSTYPE defaults to int.  Mkparser removes this default;
  the .y file must have a type named YYSTYPE by one of:
+ 	include a %union section in the grammar header in gggg.y,or
+ 	#define YYSTYPE in gggg.y or a file it #includes, or
+ 	declare YYSTYPE with a typedef in gggg.y or a file it #includes.
  
  
  Application Code
  
  In general, an application creates a parser object for a given grammar
  by calling gggg_New:
  	struct parser *gparser = gggg_New();
  
  The parse itself is done by calling parser_Parse with this object as the
  first argument and a lexeme stream as two more arguments:
  	parser_Parse(gparser, lexer, lexrock);
  
  A complete program might look like this
***************
*** 149,157 ****
  Tokens are acquired by the parser by calling the lexer provided as the 
  second argument.  The third argument, lexer_rock, is supplied as one of 
  the arguments to the lexer.  The full type expected of the lexer function is
- 
  	int lexer(void *lexrock, void *yylval);
- 
  Lexer routines can copy semantic values into *yylval, which will have 
  space for a value of type YYSTYPE.  Note that, if the value is a pointer 
  to an object, the pointer should be stored in *yylval and not in yylval 
--- 144,150 ----
***************
*** 163,169 ****
  from the gggg.tab.c file generated by Bison; other lexers can generate 
  yacc token numbers and translate them with parser_TranslateTokenNumber: 
  if the yacc token number is t, the Bison token number is
- 
  	parser_TranslateTokenNumber(gparser, t)
  
  Between the gggg_New() and the call to parser_Parse, the application
--- 156,161 ----
***************
*** 174,180 ****
  
  The parser returns the maximum severity from among the severity values 
  passed to parser_Error.  These values are
- 
  	parser_OK	no error
  	parser_WARNING	there was some minor problem
  	parser_SERIOUS	compilation aborted, but scan continued
--- 166,171 ----
***************
*** 202,215 ****
  objects, the client is responsible for the memory occupied by the
  pointees.  If the parser terminates early for a syntax error or ABORT, 
  these values can be deleted by supplying a KillVal function.
- 
  	parser_SetKillVal(gparser, f)
- 
  will establish f as the killval function.  After a syntax error and before 
  discarding the stack, this function is called for each value on the 
  stack.  The killval function is also called as states are popped for 
  error recovery.  The call is
- 
  	(killvalfunction)(parseobject, value-pointer-from-stack)
  
  
--- 193,203 ----
***************
*** 222,230 ****
  -r switch specified in addition to -k.)
  
  At minimum, mkparser has one argument, the prefix of the file names:
- 
  	mkparser gggg
- 
  where the input files are gggg.tab.c and gggg.tab.h (if any).  The output 
  will be the two files gggg.c and gggg.h.
  
--- 210,216 ----
***************
*** 238,248 ****
  Compilation
  
  In the Imakefile, the grammar is processed with a rule like:
- 
  	gggg.c gggg.h: gggg.y
  		ExecuteFromDESTDIR(bison -k gggg.y)
  		ExecuteFromDESTDIR(mkparser gggg)
- 
  (The -k switch in the AUIS version of bison generates causes output
  of a few additonal declarations.)  The .c file resulting from mkparser 
  is compiled as a normal .c file and linked together with other source 
--- 224,232 ----
***************
*** 260,266 ****
  is the result of compiling cparser.c, from the same source directory as 
  mkparser.  In AUIS, cparser.o is installed in
  	$ANDREWDIR/lib/atk/libcparser.a.
- 
  
  
  Functions provided by parser object:
--- 244,249 ----
*** auis-6.3/contrib/eatmail/eatmail.c	Thu May 26 14:29:09 1994
--- contrib/eatmail/eatmail.c	Fri Aug 26 11:43:03 1994
***************
*** 256,261 ****
--- 256,262 ----
  	AMS_RETURN_ERRCODE(errno, EIN_READ, EVIA_CONVERTINCOMING);
      }
      (void) fclose(fp);
+     return 0;
  }
  
  static int CheckMailrcHold()