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+.ps 55,65
+.title CP/M-68K Manual Additions
+.c
+C Language Manual
+.c
+-----------------
+.bl 1
+.hl 1;Wild Cards (Before section 1.6, page 1-5)
+Strings containing the characters "*" and "?" will be treated as wild carded
+filenames.  The C runtime startup routine scans the directory and expands
+each wild-carded filename into a list of filenames which match the 
+specification.  You can pass a string containing "*" or "?" characters to the
+C program by enclosing it in double or single quote characters.  This technique
+may also be used to pass argument strings containing embedded blanks to a C
+program as a single element of argv[].
+.hl 1;Appending with redirection (Before "end of section 1" page 1-7).
+You can add information to the end of an existing file by specifying 
+">>filename".  The standard output from the program thus invoked will appear
+after the original contents of the file.
+.hl 1;Compiling floating point programs (before 1.2)
+To link programs which use floating point, use "clinkf" in place of "clink".
+This procedure uses Motorola FFP floating point, which is the fastest.  To
+use IEEE format floating point, use "ce" to compile and "clinke" to link.
+.bl 1
+.c
+Programmer's Guide
+.c
+------------------
+.bl 1
+.hl 1;FIND command
+Add a section for the FIND command, which has the following syntax:
+.bl 1
+FIND string file1 file2 file3
+.bl 1
+This command locates and prints all occurances of the specified "string" in
+the files listed.  FIND also takes wildcards.  For instance, the command:
+.bl 1
+FIND WORD B:*.C C:*.H
+.bl 1
+Locates the string "word" in all files with a filetype of ".C" on drive
+"B:" and all files which have a filetype of ".H" on drive "B:".
+The search string is case-insensitive.  (I.E., WORD matches "WORD", "word",
+and "WoRd").
+.hl 1;Linker
+Add the description of LINK-68 from the CBASIC manual as a new command.
+Note -- This is in ^&addition\& to the existing LO68 command.
+Some work is needed on the section on overlays.  We actually support load
+on call overlays from C and assembler, but the existing doc does not 
+explain how to do this.
+Mention in the LO68 documentation that this utility
+now accepts wild-carded filenames.
+.hl 1;Assembler
+The assembler (AS68) now has a new command line option.  "-T" causes the
+assembler to accept 68010 opcodes.  Mention that the default location for the
+symbol table is now user 0 on the current drive.