* Add preliminary files with mappings from XCCS to Unihan set of Unicode.
These were generated with scripting from the data in the unihan folder of the Unicode Data Base.
That info claims to know the mapping from Unicode(unihan) to "Xerox" coding (2 bytes in octal).
These were not validated at all for correctness/completeness.
* Added char set number line comment to top of each file
* Remove stale files, add README, correct XCCS-164 JIS
* Remake UNICODE-FORMATS to be sure it reflects current files
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Co-authored-by: Matt Heffron <heffron@alumni.caltech.edu>
* Updates \ETHEREVENTFN to remove early exit when the ethernet is unvailable.
In the case that the ethernet is unavailable the \ETHEREVENTFN should
still call \SETETHERFLAGS, \SETLOCALNSNUMBERS, and \FLUSHNDBS, or
a newly started image will retain information from the system on which
it was built (such as ethernet MAC address in the NS address). This
will also ensure that the NS address is not set to 0, instead initializing
with a fake address based on the system serial number (calls \SERIALNUMBER).
* When no ethernet \FIND.LOCALPUPHOSTNUMBER should immediately return NIL
If there is NO ethernet it is better to avoid a delay waiting for a
PUP lookup response that will never come, and there is no value in
asking for the user to enter a PUP host number that will not be used.
* Updates \SETETHERFLAGS to avoid setting \10MBFLG when no ethernet
* Avoids making copy of \10MBLOCALNDB as \MAIKO.10MB.NDB for \MAIKO.ETHER-INTERRUPT
* RESTART.ETHER at end of loadup-lisp to ensure network structures are set up.
* Removes OCTALSTRING from PUP - now in APRINT
* Prevents \LOOKUPPORT waiting for an ethernet timeout if PUP has already been detected as unavailable
If both exist, it brings up 2 Sedit windows.
The relative version numbers are currently mapped to Medley absolute
version numbers. It would be nice to extend VERSIONDEFS with a function
(say GEDV) that maps the relative version numbers into the definitions
on git-file versions, by looking at the history. So (GEDV 'FOO 'RECORD
-3) would find the file for FOO's record declaration from WHEREIS, and
get the definition from the version 3 commits back. But GITFNS doesn't
currently have a primitive for fetching and interpreting history.
Most of the --option uses were incorrectly converted to an en-dash instead of two hyphens when making loadup.1 from loadup.md.
The en-dash didn't display correctly in the shell, typically as u with ^.
Edited loadup.md, and regenerated the other changed files using publish.sh
