DF files: AMEvents.df

Documentation: AMEvents.mesa, FastBreak.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

AMEvents is the part of the Cedar abstract machine concerned with interaction between executing programs and the debugger: uncaught signals, breakpoints, and interpreted procedure calls. Normal access to these facilities is through the InterpreterTool. Consult a wizard before calling AMEvents directly.

DF files: AMModel.df

Documentation: AMModel.mesa, AMMiniModel.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

AMModel.df includes the components of the Cedar "abstract machine" that deal with loaded programs, frames, their object modules and source modules, and interdependencies. Its major public interfaces are AMModel.mesa and AMMiniModel.mesa.

DF files: AMProcess.df

Documentation: AMProcess.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

AMProcess is the component of the Abstract Machine that manipulates processes. CedarProcess is a usefuul adjunct for safely performing an action with a given priority, and for safely waiting for the results of forked processes (avoiding the unsafe constructs Process.Detach, FORK and JOIN).

DF files: AMTypes.df

Documentation: AMTypes.mesa, AMBridge.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

AMTypes.df includes the part of the Cedar "abstract machine" that deals with types, values and variables. Its major public interfaces are AMBridge.mesa and AMTypes.mesa.

DF files: BasicLoadState.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The lowest level of load state support. This is necessary for building the rest of the load state upon, but is not normally used by itself.

DF files: BasicPackages.df

Documentation: BasicPackagesDoc.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

BasicPackages combines several small components of general utility, including the trace-and-sweep garbage collector. The interfaces of note are:

DF file: BasicTime.df

Documentation: BasicTime.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

BasicTime provides access to the various kinds of system-maintained time, such as time of day and high resolution time. Conversions to and from Pup (Alto) time format and NS (product standard) time formats are provided.

DF file: BCDStuff.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Basic support for BCD file manipulation.

DF file: Binder.df

Documentation: Mesa 5.0 language manual (outdated)

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The Mesa Binder.

DF file: BootTool.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

This tool provides a means to checkpoint or rollback, or to boot other volumes using button clicks. For those with special needs, a more elaborate tool is provided to support booting different files, or booting with unusual parameters. The booting switches are:

DF file: BTree.df

Documentation: BTreeDoc.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

This Cedar package maintains an ordered collection of objects as a BTree. The objects may be of different sizes, and there may be a large number of them (tens or hundreds of thousands). The amount of virtual memory required does not depend on the size of the BTree, and the cost of finding, inserting, and deleting objects increases only very slowly as the BTree gets larger. The package makes very few assumptions about the representation of the objects being stored or about the properties of the storage itself.

DF file: BTreeSimple.df

Documentation: BTreeSimple.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

This is a substantially simplified interface to the BTree package, suitable for clients not requiring the full flexibility of the Cedar BTree interface. In particular, the representation of a BTree entry is fixed by this package (a text key and a sequence value); and the BTree is backed up on an FS (or AlpineFS) file. In return for this loss of flexibility, the package takes care of most of the required boilerplate and bookkeeping automatically.

DF file: Chat.df

Documentation: ChatDoc.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Tool for talking to file servers. A command line of simply "Chat" will create an iconic Chat viewer. A command line like "Chat maxc" will create an open chat viewer, connect to Maxc, and log in the current Cedar user.

DF file: Clock.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

Clock is a graphic display of the current time. It uses Graphics and Viewers to present a circular clock face with hands. It is a good example program as well as an attractive timepiece. The ChangeOffset button now changes the time by hours (left-click), minutes (middle-click) or seconds (right-click). Holding the SHIFT key during the mouse click causes the time to appear to go forward, otherwise time appears to go backward. Holding CTRL for any click causes the displayed time to be the actual time.

DF file: CommandTool.df

Documentation:

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The CommandTool is a stream-oriented "glass teletype" command-line processor. It is a place to invoke Cedar subsystems. It is sufficiently like any other executive so that you can probably get by, but you should read CommandToolDoc.tioga and some of the documentation files for the various commands.

Interesting interfaces:

DF file: Communication.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The Pilot communication package implements the basic communication protocols - up to the level of byte streams. There are two flavors of protocol available: "OISCP," described in the Pilot Programmers' Manual, and "PUP." At present, only the PUP protocols are used within CSL. These are all "unsafe" interfaces. See also the STP package for FTP transfers, and Lupine for remote procedure calls.

DF file: Compiler.df

Documentation: Mesa 5.0 language manual (outdated) | Cedar Language Reference Manual

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The Cedar language compiler.

DF file: ComputeServerUser.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: Hagmann

This is a minimal package for supporting the Summoner (aka ComputeServer).

DF file: DebugTool.df

Documentation: DebugToolDoc.tioga | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The DebugTool is the means for debugging remote machines, or for manipulating processes on your local machine. It is not especially reliable.

DF file: Dependencies.df

Documentation: Dependencies.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Dependencies implements a single command

which creates an object file dependency listing (with Tioga formatting, no less!) that describes which object files depend on which other object files. The fileName is taken to be a DF file, and the output listing goes to fileName.depends.

DF file: DFCommands.df

Documentation: BringOverDoc.tioga, SModelDoc.tioga, VerifyDFDoc.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

DFCommands provides a command-line interface to the DFTool. These commands (BringOver, SModel, VerifyDF) do not interact with the user; that is, in terms of Cedar 4.4's versions of these commands, "/a" is now the only behavior available.

DF file: DFIncludes.df

Documentation: in catalog entry

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The command line "DFIncludes XXX.df" produces a file DFIncludes.txt with lines of the form "shortFileName containingDfFile directory", sorted by shortFileName. There is one line for each source file included (in the DF sense) in XXX.df. Both containingDfFile and directory are stripped of redundant information (like "/Cedar/Cedar6.0/Top/") to keep the lines short. Warnings are written to DFIncludes.log.

DF file: DFPackage.df

Documentation: see maintainer |

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

DFPackage is the basic Cedar support for reading and writing DF files.

DF file: DFTool.df

Documentation: DFToolDoc.tioga | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

DFTool provides an interactive tool for BringOver, SModel, and VerifyDF commands.

DF file: Disk.df

Documentation: Disk.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Basic Disk support.

DF file: EditTool.df

Documentation: TiogaDoc.tioga (via Tioga.df)

Maintainer: TiogaImplementors^.pa

EditTool, formerly included under Tioga.df, is now a separate package. In addition to the EditTool itself, EditTool.df describes a collection of Tioga executive commands.

DF file: EssentialStyles.df

Documentation: see individual style files, TiogaDoc.Tioga, or SampleSheet.Tioga

Maintainer: Beach

This DF file consolidates the essential Tioga style files needed to use Cedar.

Obsolete styles (Default.Style, Mesa.Style, and BasicLooks.Style) are included in this DF file but will be eliminated in some future release (when we can recompile all of the Cedar interface files after changing their styles)..

DF file: ExtraIago.df

Documentation: ExtraIagoDoc.tioga

Maintainer: <Willie-Sue> Orr

ExtraIago is a set of commands in addition to the normal Iago commands that lets you do interesting things with your disk. Novices beware!

DF file: File.df

Documentation: File.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The basic file support underlying FS. No user-servicable parts.

DF file: FileStream.df

Documentation: FileStreamDoc.tioga

Maintainer: Hagmann

FileStream a generic file stream package, and currently its clients are FS and Alpine file streams. No user-servicable parts.

DF file: FormatDisk.df

Documentation: FormatDisk.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Performs machine-dependent disk initialization operations, principally formatting and initial microcode installation. Iago is the only intended client. Novices beware!

DF file: FS.df

Documentation: FSDoc.tioga (out of date)

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

FS is a file system for use on a Cedar workstation. It provides access both to remote file servers and to the local disk. Remote files accessible from FS must reside on a file server that supports the FTP protocol, in particular IFS's and Alpine servers. These file servers may be accessed from many Cedar instances on different workstations at the same time. Local files are accessed through an abstraction called the local server. The local server is the set of logical volumes on the local disk of a Cedar instance. One of these logical volumes may be designated the system volume. FS provides a directory for each volume, and a cache for remote files on the system volume.

FS also defines a generic abstraction, the FS.OpenFile, of which the workstation file system is only one class. The generic operations provide access to the data pages and properties of files. Other packages may create their own classes of FS.OpenFile's, upon which these generic FS operations also may be performed. For example, direct page-at-a-time access to Alpine servers is provided through this mechanism.

FS also contains facilities for creating IO.STREAM's on files, for binding local names to remote files, for finding the version of a file that was created at a particular time, and for limiting the number of extant versions of local files.

DF file: Germ.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The Germ is that small piece of code that runs during teledebugging, rollback, checkpoint or world-swap. Normal users should not be aware of it.

DF file: GrapevineUser.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

GrapevineUser is the package for interfacing to the Grapevine mail and registration services. The Cedar interfaces to Grapevine are GVBasics.mesa, GVNames.mesa, GVSend.mesa and GVRetrieve.mesa. GrapevineUser is included in the Cedar boot file.

DF file: GVMail.df

Documentation: GVMail.mesa

Maintainer: Willie-Sue.pa

This component contains common mail parsing routines for Walnut and Peanut.

DF file: HeadsCommon.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Common device drivers.

DF file: HeadsD0.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Dolphin-specific device drivers.

DF file: HeadsDLion.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Dandelion-specific device drivers.

DF file: HeadsDorado.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Dorado-specific device drivers.

DF file: Iago.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The Cedar replacement for Othello. This tool manages physical and logical volumes on the local system disk.

DF file: Idle.df

Documentation: Idle.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Low-level support for putting Cedar to sleep.

DF file: IFSFile.df

Documentation: IFSFile.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

IFSFile supports Leaf protocol access to IFS. Leaf access is primarily useful for low overhead random access to pages of a file. There are no functional changes since Cedar 4.4, although there is a greater use of SafeStorage facilities.

DF file: Imager.df

Documentation: ImagerDoc.tioga

Maintainer: ImagerImplementors^.pa

The Imager is the standard means for drawing text, graphics, or sampled images. In Cedar 6.0 Imager replaces the old Graphics package.

DF file: Inscript.df

Documentation: InscriptDoc.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The basic keyboard input subsystem.

DF file: Installer.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Provides support for determining the profile, for bringovers of necessary files and fonts, and other necessary stuff during a full boot.

DF file: Interpreter.df

Documentation: Interpreter.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The programming interface to the Cedar/Mesa expression interpreter. It is used by the InterpreterTool and by the "←" command.

DF file: InterpreterTool.df

Documentation: InterpreterToolDoc.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The user interface to the Cedar/Mesa expression interpreter.

DF file: IntervalTimer.df

Documentation: IntervalTimer.tioga

Maintainer: Swinehart.pa

Some applications need to deal with shorter or more precise timing intervals than the Process interface provides. This package permits any process to wait for a specified number of basic system clock pulses, expressed either in microseconds or pulses. The package is available only on the Dorado.

DF file: IO.df

Documentation: IODoc.tioga, EditedStream.mesa, IOClasses.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The IO component exports the IO, EditedStream, IOClasses, IOUtils, and Convert interfaces. The first four interfaces define the STREAM type and the generic operations on streams, contain procedures for creating streams from objects of other types, and provide stream-oriented scanning and printing. The Convert interface gives input/output conversions between several Cedar types and both ROPE and REF TEXT.

DF file: LFBoundingBox.df

Documentation: LFBoundingBoxDoc.tioga

Maintainer: Plass

Provides a user interface for clients that want a user-defined rectangular portion of the screen.

DF file: Lister.df

Documentation: ListerDoc.tioga

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

Lister is a program to produce human readable files from bcd files produced by the Compiler and Binder. Lister registers a variety of commands, each of which produces a different set of information from a given list of bcd files. These commands include:

DF file: Loader.df

Documentation: Loader.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The basic program loader. Also provides operations for pinning code and/or global frames.

DF file: LoadState.df

Documentation: LoadState.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

This DF describes the software necessary to maintain and access the Cedar load state. Most clients should use AMModel instead of this level.

DF file: Lupine.df

Documentation: LupineUsersGuide.press

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Lupine is a program that allows you to make inter-machine "Remote Procedure Calls" ("RPC"). This allows you to write what look like ordinary Mesa procedure calls to invoke operations on another machine on the Pup internet. Lupine and its supporting RPCRuntime are intended to make network communication very easy, very fast, and very cheap. Secure communication facilities are included.

DF file: Maintain.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Maintain provides a tool for interrogating and updating the Grapevine registration database.

DF file: MakeBoot.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

MakeBoot is the program used to make boot files and germ files.

DF file: MesaRuntime.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Runtime support for the Mesa language. Exports these interfaces: Basics, MesaRuntimeInit, PrincOps, PrincOpsUtils, Process, ProcessExtras, RuntimeError.

DF file: MicrocodeD0.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: Fiala.pa

This component consists of microcode files that Dolphin users must install on their disk in order to run Cedar. The installation is ordinarily done automatically by Iago when you create your Cedar world. If you issue the Iago commands manually, the files you install are:

DF file: MicrocodeDLion.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: Fiala.pa

MicrocodeDLion contains Dandelion microcode support for Cedar.

DF file: MicrocodeDorado.df

Documentation: [Cedar]<DoradoDocs>DoradoBooting.press

Maintainer: Willie-Sue.pa

This component consists of microcode files that Dorado users must install on their disk in order to run Cedar. The installation is ordinarily done automatically by Iago when you create your Cedar world. If you issue the Iago commands manually, the files you install are:

DF file: PGS.df

Documentation: PGS.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The parser generator system (PGS) is a Mesa program which takes a context free grammar specified in Backus-Naur form as input and tests whether it is LALR(1); if the LALR(1) condition is satisfied, compacted binary tables are output which can be used in conjunction wth the Mesa parser. Ancillary tables are also output which simplify the writing of lexical routines to recognise the terminal symbols of the grammar. As a primary task of the PGS is to aid development the Mesa system itself a preprocessor is included which aids this.

DF file: PressReader.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: Plass.pa

A client interface for reading press files.

DF file: PrintTV.df

Documentation: PrintTV.mesa, BackStop.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

PrintTV provides for textual output of Abstract Machine values.

DF file: ProcessProps.df

Documentation: ProcessProps.mesa

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

ProcessProps provides a safe association of <key, value> pairs with processes. It is similar to LISP-style dynamic binding.

DF file: Pup.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

This implements the basic PUP communication protocols - up to the level of byte streams. Most public interfaces are in Communication.df, but EFTP is in Pup.df. Higher level protocols are available through the STP package (for file transfer) and Lupine (for remote procedure calls).

DF file: ReadEvalPrint.df

Documentation: ReadEvalPrint.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

ReadEvalPrint provides a framework for programs that interactively execute commands, interpret expressions, or otherwise use the form of {accept input line; perform action based on the input; print the results; repeat}.

DF file: Real.df

Documentation: MesaFloat60.bravo | Real.mesa | Ieee.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Real is the Cedar support for IEEE 32-bit floating point numbers.

DF file: ReleaseTool.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

The ReleaseTool is used to verify the completeness and consistency of releases. The UnreleaseTool is used to prepare the directory of the next release from the current release. CheckBasicLoadees is used to check for updates to members of Basic.Loadees.

DF file: Rollback.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

RollbackImpl is the basic internal support for maing checkpoints and rolling the machine back to them.

DF file: Rope.df

Documentation: RopeDoc.tioga | see maintainer

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

The Rope package, exports the familiar old interfaces Ascii, ConvertUnsafe, RefText, and Rope.

For Cedar6.0 the representation of Rope dropped the old PieceMap operation and added AppendChars. Most other changes simply fixed minor bugs or improved performance.

DF file: Rosary.df

Documentation: RosaryDoc.tioga | see maintainer

Maintainer: Plass.pa

Rosary maintains immutable sequences of REFs. Rosary is used by Tioga to maintain character properties.

DF file: RPCRuntime.df

Documentation: see maintainer |

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Basic runtime support for Remote Procedure Call.

DF file: SafeStorage.df

Documentation: SafeStorage.mesa, CountedVM.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

Cedar runtime support for reclaimable reference-counted storage. The SafeStorage package exports the interfaces Atom, CountedVM, List, SafeStorage, SweepCollectableStorage, and UnsafeStorage. For Cedar 6.0 the medium-grain allocator has been retired, thereby eliminating a significant source of fragmentation.

DF file: Scaled.df

Documentation: Scaled.mesa

Maintainer: Plass.pa

Supports scaled fixed-point numbers.

DF file: Sequin.df

Documentation: Sequin.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Sequin supports a full-duplex sequential stream of packets on the Ethernet. It is primarily used to support IFSFile (Leaf access to IFS). There are no functional changes since Cedar 4.4, although there is a greater use of SafeStorage facilities.

DF file: SimpleTerminal.df

Documentation: SimpleTerminal.mesa

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

SimpleTerminal provides a simple TTY-style screen, which is the basic terminal support during booting prior to Viewers.

DF file: STP.df

Documentation: STP.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

This is the Stream Transfer Protocol that underlies much of FS.

DF file: Tapes.df

Documentation: see Maintainer

Maintainer: Diebert.pa

This package allows access to the network tapeserver in both record by record operations and stream operations. Documentation is in the interfaces.

DF file: Tentacles.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Low-level support for teledebugging, boot file formats, and other tentacles into the external world.

DF file: Terminal.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: Wyatt.pa

Terminal provides a facility for multiplexing virtual terminals on a single physical terminal.

DF file: Tioga.df

Documentation: TiogaDoc.tioga

Maintainer: TiogaImplementors^.pa

The standard Cedar text editor.

DF file: TiogaButtons.df

Documentation: TiogaButtons.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: Beach.pa

Provides a means for placing a lot of active text that responds to button clicks. Much better than the Buttons interface in Viewers for lots of buttons with fancy formatting.

DF file: TIP.df

Documentation: TIPDoc.tioga

Maintainer: TiogaImplementors^.pa

TIP is the middle-level keyboard and mouse event parser. TIP is the source of input events for Viewers and Tioga. The source of primitive events for TIP is Inscript.

DF file: TJaM.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: TiogaImplementors^.pa

TJaM, formerly included under Tioga.df, is now a separate package. It is used by Tioga's style machinery. TJaM is an obsolescent non-Cedar package; prospective clients should ask TiogaImplementors^ about the new Cedar JaM package.

DF file: TRope.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: TiogaImplementors^.pa

TRope, formerly included under Tioga.df, is now a separate package. It exports the public interfaces RopeIO and RopeReader (also the more private interfaces RopeEdit, RopeFrom, and RopeEditingBLT).

DF file: UserCredentials.df

Documentation: UserCredentials.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

UserCredentials provides centralized management of the credentials of the user at the terminal.

DF file: UserProfile.df

Documentation: UserProfileDoc.tioga

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

UserProfile provides centralized user option handling for the rest of Cedar.

DF file: VersionMap.df

Documentation: VersionMap.mesa, VersionMapDefaults.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

VersionMap provides two fast maps: from version stamps to long names, and from short names to long names. This facility is used for debugging.

DF file: VersionMapBuilder.df

Documentation: see maintainer

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

VersionMapBuilder provides facilities for building version maps from DF files.

DF file: ViewerIO.df

Documentation: ViewerIO.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: Wyatt.pa

Formerly part of Tioga.df. Provides a means of creating streams to/from typescript viewers.

DF file: Viewers.df

Documentation: ViewerDoc.tioga (obsolete) | see maintainer

Maintainer: TiogaImplementors^.pa

The Viewers Window Package is the arbiter of the user input and display hardware in the Cedar programming environment. It provides the illusion to the programmer that there is a private display, mouse and keyboard associated with each application, while allowing the user to simultaneously interact with many such applications.

The basic object manipulated by client programs and visible to the user is the viewer; a rectangular area with arbitrary contents which may be made visible on the user display. A viewer takes its name in that it allows the human user to view and interact with the data associated with a Cedar application. The underlying applications software has complete control over the displayed contents of a viewer and has available a rich user interface for user input. The screen position and size of a viewer may be modified by the user as well as under program control.

DF file: VM.df

Documentation: VM.mesa, VMStatistics.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Cedar virtual memory support.

DF file: VTables.df

Documentation: VTables.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

VTables is a package that provides a Viewer class for tabular organization of viewers. It supports rectangular organization with optional borders, automatic sizing, and addition, deletion, and swapping of rows and columns of viewers.

DF file: Watch.df

Documentation: WatchDoc.tioga

Maintainer: Atkinson.pa

This Tool runs in background and cheaply monitors various kinds of resource usage (storage allocation, CPU load, page fault rate, free VM pages, largest run of free VM pages, free MDS pages, etc.) The VM run is calculated twice per minute, but will be calculated immediately if you click the "Sample" button. Other information is sampled at a rate given after the "Interval" button. Left-clicking the "Interval" or "GC Interval" button doubles the parameter associated with the button, right-clicking halves the parameter.

DF file: WorldVM.df

Documentation: AMProcessBasic.mesa, WorldVM.mesa | see maintainer

Maintainer: CedarSupport^.pa

Provides low-level access to address spaces for local, world-swap, and remote debugging.