Remote RAID

Interlisp-D has facilities for looking at sysout files and machines
across the network. This is a rudimentary documentation of how to
do it. 

The procedure rests on the notion of a "remote" virtual memory. 
points the package at a remote virtual memory, and then one
can execute various functions which work in V-space rather
than normal space.

To point at a remote system, say

READSYS(sysoutname)		to look at a sysout

or

READSYS((machinename))		to look at another machine. The other
				machine must be in RAID; while sitting
				in RAID every machine listens for
				TeleRAID protocol packets.

"machinename" can be a pup name or address, e.g.

READSYS((3#23#))


Once having pointed at a system, you can do raid like things by
calling

VRAID(radix). 		Radix defaults to 8, but VRAID(16) is
			interesting if you like Hex. Note that
			radix affects input as well as output
			for most commands. Implements a good
			subset of stuff that looks like RAID.
			type ? for list.

VEVALV(variable)

VBROKENDEF(fn)	causes a "llbreak" to be inserted into FN, i.e.,
		FN will subsequently go into RAID before returning.

VGETPROPLIST(atom)

(a few more; look at RDSYS and READSYS).

This needs more documentation & extensions, but can be useful.