00100	29Jan78	WD
00200		Debugged COMPLR.CMD to account for change from K to
00300		pages.  COMPLR recompiled and deposited on [1,3]
00400		to replace an expermimental compiler accidentally
00500		put there on 31Mar76 by BG.
00600	
00700	31Jan78	WD
00800		Minor changes to the definitions of DE, DF, and DM in LISP.LSP.
00900		These functions now accept the form:
01000	
01100			(DE (FOO X Y) (CONS X Y))
01200	
01300		as well as the standard form:
01400	
01500			(DE FOO (X Y) (CONS X Y)).
01600	
01700		In either form an additional (final) argument can be added:
01800	
01900			(DE FOO (X Y) (CONS X Y) BAR)
02000	
02100		forcing the definition of a BAR property rather
02200		than the default (in this case EXPR) property.
02300	
02400			In addition a variable called %FTYPES, currently
02500		equal to: (EXPR, FEXPR, SUBR, FSUBR, LSUBR, MACRO) was
02600		added for use by %DEFIN.
02700	
02800			The old version of LISP.LSP was saved as:
02900		LSPLSP.OLD[LSP,LSP].
03000	
03100	4Feb78	WD
03200		Recompiled compiler interpretively.  ISSUBR must be
03300	defined as NIL and UPPERFLG set to NIL for correct
03400	results.
03500	
03600	5Feb78	WD
03700		Modified COMPLR and FORMAT to accomodate change to DE,
03800	DF, and DM.  MAKDEF was renamed MAKDEFIN and a new MAKDEF was added.
03900	These functions are entirely paralled to %DEF and %DEFIN in LISP.LSP.
04000		Introduced ILISPFLAG into COMPLR and revised OUTCALL and
04100	OUTJCALL accordingly.
04200		Added elapsed time printout to FORMAT.
04300	
04400	7Feb78	WD
04500		Modified COMPLR and FORMAT to report elapsed time
04600	down to tenths of seconds, by changing the functions TELLTALE and
04700	FORMFILE respectively.
04800	
04900	8Feb78	WD
05000		RAK asked for an increase in the number of IO buffers in
05100	LISP to speed up IO.  This proved difficult
05200	The result is LISP.DMP[LSP,LSP].as the LISP on [1,3], but has not 
05300	been put on SYS: because there are a variety of bugs to iron out.  
05400		SYS:LISP draws the varous auxiliary files LISP.LOD etc.
05500	from [LSP,DCS] and the files LISP.LSP and LISP.INI(if any)
05600	from SYS:.  LISP.MAC sought these files on [LSP,SYS], and
05700	SYS: respectively.  None of these files would lode properly
05800	until an extral word was added to make the new LISP the
05900	same length as the old.  My attempts to build a new system
06000	from scratch (ie. not using the old LISP.LOD etc.) have so far
06100	failed.  The changes to LISP.MAC[LSP,LSP] are shown
06200	below:
06300	
06400	  1) LISP.MAC[LSP,LSP] and 2) NLISP.MAC[LSP,LSP]	2-08-78 22:15	pages 2,2
06500	
06600	**** File 1) LISP.MAC[LSP,LSP], Page 2 line 80
06700	1)	NIOB==2	;no of I/O buffers per device
06800	**** File 2) NLISP.MAC[LSP,LSP], Page 2 line 80
06900	2)	NIOB==23	;no of I/O buffers per device
07000	
07100	**** File 1) LISP.MAC[LSP,LSP], Page 4 line 4
07200	1)	DEFINE LSPPPN <SIXBIT /LSPSYS/> ; more specifically, here (SEE END FOR DEF)
07300	**** File 2) NLISP.MAC[LSP,LSP], Page 4 line 4
07400	2)	DEFINE LSPPPN <SIXBIT /LSPDCS/> ; more specifically, here (SEE END FOR DEF)
07500	
07600	**** File 1) LISP.MAC[LSP,LSP], Page 5 line 6
07700	1)	;****	JRST LISP1X	;entry point to get into read-eval-print loop
07800	**** File 2) NLISP.MAC[LSP,LSP], Page 5 line 6
07900	2)		JRST .+1	;put in to match a patch in LISP[1,3] - WD
08000	2)	;****	JRST LISP1X	;entry point to get into read-eval-print loop
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