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  14                      SOFTWARE RELEASE BULLETIN
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  16                           RELEASE MR12.3
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  56                      Copyright, (C) Bull H N, 1989^L
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  59 TRADEMARKS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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  62 Megacalc is a registered trademark of The Mega Group, Inc.
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  64 Apple is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.
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  66 Tektronix is a trademark of Tektronix, Inc.
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  68 DEC and VT100 are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.
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  70 VersaTerm is a trademark applied for by Lonnie R.  Abelbeck.
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  72 IBM  is  a  registered  trademark  of  the International Business
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  75 VisiCalc is a registered trademark of Visicorp, Inc.
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  77 MS-DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
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  79 Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.
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  91                             SECTION 1
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  94                            INTRODUCTION
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  99 Multics Release  12.3 (MR12.3) is a complete  release and assumes
 100 the prior installation of MR12.2.  That is, the library tapes are
 101 self-supporting and  do not require any other  information to run
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 105 This  document  includes  descriptions  of  features  included in
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 109 A  separate document,  Software Installation  Bulletin (SIB),  is
 110 supplied with the release tapes.   The SIB describes the contents
 111 of the release tapes and  includes procedures for installation of
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 115 Additional  documentation,  including  a  list  of  bugs fixed in
 116 MR12.3, is  provided with the release tapes,  either as printable
 117 segments on the tape (in  a special directory >doc>MR12.3), or as
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 121 Following  is a  summary of   the remaining  of sections  in this
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 124      Section 2
 125           summarizes important highlights
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 127      Section 3
 128           describes significant software changes
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 130      Section 4
 131           describes incompatible changes
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 133      Appendix A
 134           contains  a  partial  list   of  new  commands,  active
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 142      Appendix B
 143           contains  a list  of Priced  Software Products.   These
 144           items  are available  only through  contractual actions
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 215 This section contains a brief summary of the most important items
 216 in  this  release.   Refer  to  Section  3  for  a  more detailed
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 219 A  brief  description  of  known  bugs  fixed  in this release is
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 282  1.   Modified  the system command  to use the  process date_time
 283       format  rather than the  concatenation of the  process date
 284       and   time   format   for   all   keywords   starting  with
 285       date_time_**.
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 287  2.    Added the capability to specify  starnames as input to the
 288       dsmla command.  The dsmla  command will now display aliases
 289       associated with the specified name as well as the specified
 290       name itself.
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 292  3.   Modified   the   listing   of    memos   created   with   a
 293       -repeat_when_processed  memo control_argument.   The change
 294       (in   the  flags   description)  is   from  per_process  to
 295       repeat_when_processed.
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 297  4.   When copying a non-empty  mailbox along with its max_length
 298       characterisic, the copy would prematurely terminate with an
 299       error of "The requested action was not performed".  This is
 300       being  changed   to  allow  the  copy   to  continue.   The
 301       consequences are that under  this condition, the max_length
 302       of the target of the  copy will keep the default max_length
 303       from when it was created,  as opposed to the expected value
 304       from  the source.   The following  commands and subroutines
 305       will  be affected  copy, move,  copy_dir, move_dir,  copy_,
 306       copy_seg_ and copy_dir_.
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 308  5.   Added the gate entry mail_table_priv_$delete_alias_case_ins
 309       to   permit  case-insensitive    alias  deletions   by  the
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 316  6.   1.  Modified  the display format for  display_volume_log to
 317       print  at 79  characters per   line.  Also  the ability  to
 318       display the disk label of the volume presented in the volog
 319       is  added through  the -label,  -no_label and  -all control
 320       arguments.
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 322       2.  Modified  display format of display_pvolog  to print in
 323       columnized output of 79 characters per line.
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 325       3.  Changed the set_volume_log command to allow the setting
 326       of  the  number  of  consolidated  and  inceremental reload
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 330       4.   Enhanced  the  purging  mechanism  to  provide  better
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 333       5.   Removed the  -incr_skip_count argument  for the volume
 334       dumper commands.  The  new -purge_volume_log (-pvl) control
 335       argument   is   now   used   instead.    Please   use   the
 336       set_volume_log  command  to  establish  the  correct reload
 337       groups for your site.   Please type:  "help set_volume_log"
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 347       (-tb)  so  it  will  no  longer  cause  the generation of a
 348       linkage  editor  listing,  use   the  -list  (-ls)  control
 349       argument  instead.   The  C_compile  command  now finds the
 350       default C funtime library using standard search rules.
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 352 A- 2. Modified the  C runtime system and the  execution family of
 353       routines to  properly set their return  values.  This value
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 380 C- 1. 1.   Modified  f  (rmail-forward)  to  forward  the current
 381       message to an address (list)  that will be prompted for.  A
 382       numeric   argument   will   allow   the   user   to   enter
 383       redistribution comments via a comments buffer.
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 385       2.   Modified  x  (rmail-toggle-seen)  to  toggle  the seen
 386       switch on the current message.  This switch is displayed to
 387       the  user as the  minor mode "Seen"  and will be  turned on
 388       immediately a  message is brought into the  RMAIL buffer to
 389       be displayed.
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 391       3.  Modified  ?  (rmail-help) to display  brief information
 392       about each  of the RMAIL  mode (additionally the  reply and
 393       comment buffers) requests that are available.
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 395       4.   Modified  q  (rmail-quit)  is  being  modified to only
 396       question a  user quitting when no rmail  commands have been
 397       entered between  the arrival of new mail  and requesting of
 398       rmail-quit.
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 400 C- 2. Modified emacs -line_length NN  control argument so that NN
 401       will be expected to describe  the useable number of columns
 402       on the screen.   The value of NN used to  be required to be
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 408 D- 1. Added the  control order get_event_channel to  mowse_io_ so
 409       that programs  which require the  use of a  foreground data
 410       event   channel,  such   as  dial_out,   may  request   the
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 435       1. A new  keyboard input routine  will be added  which will
 436          allow some  EMACS-like editing capabilities  on keyboard
 437          input before sending a line to the host.
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 439       2. Input going to and coming  from the host will be trapped
 440          by  WSTERM to  allow the  data to  be stored  to a  file
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 510 A- 1. This  version of  the  assembler  contains a  new pseudo-op
 511       "error",  several  bug  fixes,  and  discontinuation of the
 512       obsolete "followon" pseudo-op.  It's use will now incur a B
 513       error.  The  "error" pseudo-op causes the  fatal error flag
 514       to  be  set  which  results  in  the  "Translation failed."
 515       message being  issued at the  end of the  assembly.  "-nsb"
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 563 This is a partial listing of  new commands for MR12.3.  There are
 564 no  new  subroutines  for  MR12.3.   A  brief  description of the
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 628 SGS6801          GCOS (III) Timesharing Environment Facility
 629 SGS6803          FAST/DFAST (Fast Access System for Timesharing)
 630 SGS6804          GCOS (III) Batch Environment Facility
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 644 SGC6801          Autocall Support Option to Multics CS
 645 SGC6802          3270 Support Option to Multics CS
 646 SGC6803          Basic Bisync Support Option to Multics CS
 647 SGC6804          G115 Support Option to Multics CS
 648 SGC6805          File Transfer Facility
 649 SGC6807          Multics HASP Facility
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 651 SGC6827          Personal Computer Support Facility
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 676 SGU6801          SORT/MERGE Facility
 677 SGU6803          LISTER Facility
 678 SGU6804          SPEEDTYPE Facility
 679 SGU6805          Dictionary Tools
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 698 AGS6802          ISTAT (Interactive Statistics) (see Note 3)
 699 AGS6803          Graphics Facility
 700 AGS6805          SCICONIC Mathematical Programming Package
 701 AGS6806          SCICONIC Matrix Generator Facility
 702 SGH6801          Simplified Computing and Filing Facility
 703 SGH6802          TEXTO Document Management System and
 704                  LOGOTEL User Interface for TEXTO
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 711      1.   Licensed  for  use  without  separate  charge  to users
 712           acquiring a central processor system from Bull H N.
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 797 A  complete  list  of  manuals  (including  current  availability
 798 status)  is provided   in >doc>info>manuals.info.   Subsequent to
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 805 There  are no  new or   updated publications  to support  MR12.3.
 806 Updates  to manuals are  provided by errata  info files found  in
 807 >doc>info.  Shown below are the errata, with add name, which have
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 811   Sys_Admin_Procedures_manual.info
 812 errata.am81.info
 813   Sys_Maintenance_Proc_manual.info
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 815   Basic_manual.info
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 817   Fortran_manual.info
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 839 manuals, is  provided below.  For information about  how to order
 840 manuals, type "help order_manuals," on your system.
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 843  AG90    Introduction to Programming on Multics
 844  AG91    Multics Programmer's Reference Manual
 845  AG92    Multics Commands and Active Functions
 846  AG93    Multics Subroutines and Input/Output Modules
 847  AG94    Multics PL/I Language Specification
 848  AK50    Multics System Administration Procedures
 849  AK51    Multics Project Administrator's Guide
 850  AK95    Multics APL User's Guide
 851  AL39    Multics Processor Manual
 852  AM81    Multics System Maintenance Procedures
 853  AM82    Multics BASIC
 854  AM83    Multics PL/I Reference Manual
 855  AN05    Multics GCOS Environment Simulator
 856  AN50    Guide to Multics Manuals
 857  AS40    Multics Graphics System
 858  AS43    Multics COBOL User's Guide
 859  AS44    Multics COBOL Reference Manual
 860  AT58    Multics FORTRAN Manual
 861  AT59    Multics DFAST Subsystem User's Guide
 862  AU25    Multics FAST Subsystem Reference Guide
 863  AU77    Multics Online Test and Diagnostics Reference Manual
 864  AW17    Multics Commands and Active Functions Quick Reference Guide
 865  AW32    Multics SORT/MERGE
 866  AW53    Multics Relational Data Store Reference Manual
 867  AZ49    Multics Logical Inquiry and Update System Reference Manual
 868  AZ98    Multics WORDPRO Reference Manual
 869  CC69    Multics Report Program Generator Reference Manual
 870  CC70    Multics FORTRAN User's Guide
 871  CC75    Multics Communications Administration
 872  CG40    Multics qedx Text Editor User's Guide
 873  CH23    Multics Extended Mail System User's Guide
 874  CH24    New User's Introduction to Multics--Part I
 875  CH25    New User's Introduction to Multics--Part II
 876  CH26    Multics Error Messages: Primer and Reference Manual
 877  CH27    Emacs Text Editor User's Guide
 878  CJ52    Multics Emacs Extension Writer's Guide
 879  CJ97    Multics Page Processing System Utility Manual
 880  CP31    Level 68 Introduction to Emacs Text Editor
 881  CP50    Multics Text Editor (Ted) Reference Manual
 882  CP51    Multics Menu Creation Facilities
 883  CX20    Fundamentals of Multics Executive Mail
 884  CX72    Executive Mail Editing Operations (Reference Card)
 885  CY73    Inter-Multics File Transfer Facility Reference Guide
 886  CY74    Multics Forum Interactive Meeting System User's Guide
 887  DJ18    Guide to Multics WORDPRO for New Users
 888  DU06    Fundamentals of Multics Forum Interactive Meeting System
 889  DW19    Multics MegaCalc User's Guide
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 896  DX71    Fundamentals of Multics Executive Forum
 897  GB58    Multics Common Commands
 898  GB59    DPS 6/Multics Satellite 6M Reference Manual
 899  GB60    Multics HASP Service and Utility Manual
 900  GB61    Operator's Guide to Multics
 901  GB62    Multics Pascal User's Guide
 902  GB63    Multics Report Writer Reference Manual
 903  GB64    Multics Administration, Maintenance, and Operations Cmds
 904  GB65    Mulitics/Personal Computer File Transmission Facilities
 905  GB66    Multics On-Line Work Station End User's Guide
 906  GL71    Multics Simplified Computing and Filing Facility
 907  GN08    Multics Emacs Reference Card
 908  HH07    Multics C Compiler User's Guide
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 966 Section 1     Introduction  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  1-1
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 968 Section 2     Highlights of MR12.3  . . . . . . . . . .  2-1
 969                  Software Change Proposals  . . . . . .  2-1
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 971 Section 3     Contents of MR12.3  . . . . . . . . . . .  3-1
 972                  Communications System Software . . . .  3-1
 973                     Commands  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3-1
 974                  Languages  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3-2
 975                     C Language  . . . . . . . . . . . .  3-2
 976                     PL/1  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3-2
 977                     EMACS, Version 12.9 . . . . . . . .  3-3
 978                     MOWSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3-3
 979                     WSTERM  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3-3
 980                     EDITORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  3-4
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 982 Section 4     Incompatible Changes  . . . . . . . . . .  4-0
 983                  Operating System Software  . . . . . .  4-0
 984                     ALM Version 6.4 . . . . . . . . . .  4-0
 985                  OPERATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE  . . . . . .  4-0
 986                     Commands  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  4-0
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 988 Appendix A    Commands and Subroutines  . . . . . . . .  A-1
 989                  New Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . .  A-1
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 991 Appendix B    Multics Priced Software Products  . . . .  B-1
 992                  Operating System Software  . . . . . .  B-1
 993                  Operating System Software Extensions .  B-1
 994                  Communications Software  . . . . . . .  B-1
 995                  Programming Language Software  . . . .  B-1
 996                  Operating System Utilities and Tools .  B-2
 997                  Data Management Software . . . . . . .  B-2
 998                  Applications Software  . . . . . . . .  B-2
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1000 Appendix C    Documentation Changes . . . . . . . . . .  C-1
1001                  Current Multics Documentation Status .  C-1
1002                     12.1 Documentation  . . . . . . . .  C-1
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