2       BUILD
		COMPILE-LINK-AND-GO FORTRAN
 
 
	To simplify the compiling and building of FORTRAN programs
 by the general user a command file is provided which any user may
 use to compile and build FORTRAN programs.
 
 
	To automatically compile and build a program type
 
 
			@FTN                    .
 For more complex taskbuilds which involve using many of the Taskbuilder
 options, type  @[1,2]F4P.
 
 
 These command files will build a runnable task image from a FORTRAN
 source file.  However, certain assumptions about defaults are
 imposed on the user.
 
 
 >>>    1.      The  TYPE  of the source file must be  FTN.
 >>>            ONLY TYPE IN THE PROGRAM NAME---YOU MUST OMIT
 >>>            TYPING IN THE PROGRAM TYPE AND VERSION.
 
 
	2.      The FORTRAN compiler's switches are all set
		for the default values.(@FTN only)
 
 
	3.      To save disk space, tasks are built with a
		Fortran Resident Library using TKB.
 
 
	4.      A task may have only 4 active files open.
 
 
	5.      A task may have only 6 logical units.
 
 
	6.      The logical unit numbers assigned to devices
		default to.
 
 
			ASG = SY:1:2:3:4,TI:5:CL:6
 
 
 
 
 
 
	7.      All source(.FTN),object(.OBJ), and task(.TSK)
		files belonging to the task name are purged
		each time the command file is run.
 
 
 
	After the program is compiled, the user is asked if the
 compiled program is to be taskbuilt.  If the answer is no (let's
 say errors were seen in the compiled listing of the FORTRAN source)
 the taskbuilding is skipped and the user is asked if he wants
 to RE-EDIT the FORTRAN sourcefile.  If the answer is  yes, the
 EDITOR is automaticaly invoked, and  when the user exits from
 the editor, the program will again ask you about compiling options
 and task build options.
 
 
	When the program asks if the program should be taskbuilt
 the user has several options.  He can type N (for no) in which case the
 program exits.  The user can type Y (for yes) , in which case the
 program is build only with the FORTRAN OTS library.  If the user
 types TCS, the program is also built with the TCS (Terminal Control
 System) library.  This is the correct option to use if the user
 has not used any ADVANCED GRAPHIC FORTRAN calls.  Programs taskbuilt
 with TCS will take longer to taskbuild.  Finally, if the user
 types  ADGRF, the program is built both with the TCS and ADVANCED
 GRAPHING LIBRARYS.  Of all the task build options , this takes
 the longest to taskbuild.
