                                VOLUME 7 CATALOG
                             USUS SOFTWARE LIBRARY
                             
         Macro precompiler and several Pascal source cross-referencers.
   
   Filename     Blocks                          Description
   
FASTREAD.TEXT      8      Dan Dorrough's unit (used in MAP) that speeds up
                           Readln for strings by a factor of about 10.

MAP.TEXT          38      The precompiler from PUG News #17 that allows Pascal
MAP-A.TEXT        42       macros, fancy constant expressions, nested INCLUDE
MAP-B.TEXT        32       files, conditional compilation, and more, converted
                           by Dan Dorrough of PCD Systems.
MAP.DOC.TEXT      18      Documentation from PUG News.

PRXREF.TEXT       30      David Lewis' superb Pascal cross-referencer and source
PRXREF.TBL.TEXT   34       lister with several nice features:  follows INCLUDE
PRXREF.OPT.TEXT   24       files, adds line numbers that match those of the UCSD
PRXREF.INI.TEXT   24       compiler, and marks procedures/functions in the xref
PRXREF.UTL.TEXT   28       list.  Request:  someone please add the ability to
PRXREF.PFI.TEXT   38       pull in a UNIT interface declaration, with line 
                           numbers matching the compiler's weird system.
KEYHIT.TEXT        4      Assembly language keyboard poller (from USUS)
PRX.DOC.TEXT      68      Clear and thorough (!) documentation for PRXREF.

PROC.REF1.TEXT    44      Procedure/function cross-referencer from PUG News #17.
                           It died when I tried it on a large program with many
                           cross-references, but works fine with smaller
                           sources.  Use is obvious.  Help me find the bug!
PROC.REF2.TEXT    22      Pat Horton's own procedure cross-referencer.

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