 	VAX SCAN project files    	Notes from the re-archiver     J These files are what remains of the VAX SCAN project.  It has been tested,D and it will build with the appropriate support tools installed.  TheA product kit files are in the directory [scan.kit.current]scan*.%.   H A careful study of what is included here will certainly show loose ends:F links and references to other things that seem to be missing.  This isH true, but without spending too much time polishing the edges, it must beC so.  VAX SCAN was developed in a group that developed many language I products, and there was much sharing of tools and procedures.  Not all of K those are required to deal with VAX SCAN in isolation, and so they were not 	 included.   I Take care not to delete the VCG object files and library.  The SCAN build I procedure does not exercise the VCG build, it just copies it from another J directory.  I am therefore not sure that everything needed to build VCG isI here, nor even that this is the version of VCG's source that matches this  version of SCAN.  O -------------------------------------------------------------------------------   I If you run the LOGIN_DECUS.COM (even from some account other than [SCAN], E as I have), it will work around the problems caused by having removed G LOGIN.COM et alia from their original environment.  It assumes that the I SCAN stuff is in a top level directory on a disk labelled SCAN, and hence K that the system has defined DISK$SCAN for the device.  disk$scan, scan$disk 0 and scan$$disk now all refer to the same device.  G The SCAN_BUILD command symbol refers to a .COM file that will ask a few G questions and submit a build of SCAN.  Answering "yes" to the "compiler G build" question will build the compiler.  Answering "no" will build the  RTL.  N The DWCI code is expected to fail because DWCI is no longer supported.  (WhichK is why I simply commented out that section of the MMS file to deal with the M fact that they were written for VAX C, which I don't have anymore.  DECC/vaxc M gets you part way there, but the DWCI support files are still absent, so LINK  can't find everything). 