When you are ready to create a new pascal, do the following:

1.	Decide where you are going to put it, and alter
	src/local.h and src/rundir/boot.h accordingly.
	Note that the libraries etc. are about 718 blocks!!

2.	Make the directories e.g. ours are /user2/pas and
	/user2/pas/em1:int - change to new/newas and use run
	to make a new assembler - install it in /user2/pas
	(your equivalent) as 'as' and 'as2'.
	Copy all of src/int to /user2/pas/em1:int (your
	equivalent).
	Make directories bin, etc, lib, and ovl if they
	don't already exist.

3.	Change to src/rundir and run, in the following order,

		bootI
		installI
		testI		/ interpreter now installed
		bootC
		installC
		testC		/ compiler now installed

	and tidy up all the junk!

4.	AGSM makes no promises about it at all!! (except that
	it seems to work quite well).  A lot of work needs
	to be done to beat the run files into a more sensible
	shape.

					Kevin Hill
					AGSM
