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RFC		Requests For Comments:
		RFC765, File Transfer Protocol
		RFC768, User Datagram Protocol
		RFC791, Internet Protocol
		RFC792, Internet Control Message Protocol
		RFC793, Transmission Control Protocol
		RFC819, The Domain Naming Convention for Internet
			User Applications
		RFC821, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
		RFC822, Standard For ARPA Internet Text Messages
		RFC870, Assigned Numbers
		RFC880, Official Protocols
		RFC881, The Domain Names Plan and Schedule
		RFC884, Telnet Terminal Type Option
		RFC886, Proposed Standard for Message Header Munging
		RFC887, Resource Location Protocol
		RFC920, Domain Requirements
		RFC921, Domain Name System Implementation Schedule - Revised
		X25,    Defence Data Network

RPC		Remote Procedure Call, Protocol Specification
		This document specifies a message protocol used in
		implementing Sun's Remote Procedure Call (RPC) package.
		The protocol is specified with the eXternal Data
		Representation (XDR) language.

access		The sources for access, info, and lock, three programs
		used for checking and modifying file access permissions.
		Stephen J. Mahler, Purdue University
		{decvax, ihnp4, ucbvax}!pur-ee!mahler

ansir		On the `shell' level this package offers programs for
		- getting a quick look at a tape,
		- making exact copies of tapes even if you've got only
		  one magtape unit,
		- extracting arbitrary portions from tapes and
		- the reading and writing of ANSI standard labelled tapes.
        	On the C-level it supplies routines for handling real tapes
		and tape images on disk as a unified concept (`generalized
		magtape').

ansitar		Ansitar reads from or writes to a magnetic tape in ANSI
		labeled tape format.

as6502		Assembler for MOS Technology 650X microprocessors

as6809		The source to the htsa 6809 assembler.  It is written
		in ISO standard pascal.
		Jack Jansen, Hans Pronk
		Hogere Technische School "Amsterdam"
		mcvax!vu44!htsa!jack, ..!htsa!haper

batchjob	Submit a shell script to a daemon for low-priority
		batched execution

bed		Editor for binary files.  It converts the binary file to
		a textual format, allows the user to edit that textual format,
		then converts the textual format back into binary format.
		Stephen J. Muir, University of Lancaster, U.K.

bgrep		Patterned after fgrep(1). It uses the Boyer-Moore string
		searching algorithm, which actually gets faster as the length
		of the pattern to be searched for increases.
		Roy Mongiovi (gatech!gitpyr!roy)
		Arnold Robbins (gatech!arnold)

bm		Fast pattern matching utility, intended to be almost
		identical in functionality to fgrep (ugh!) but much faster.
		It uses the Boyer-Moore algorithm.
		Peter Bain (pdbain@wateng)

backup		Create a simple backup system for a Unix site.
		Chuck Von Rospach, PacketCable, Inc.

batch		Batch submits a job to the batch job queue, where it will
		be run at low priority. This is useful for large jobs in order
		that they do not load the system heavily at peak times.
		Bruce Ollie Munro.

benchmark	This benchmark was written to evaluate cpu and disk/filesystem
		throughput on a Unix system.
		Paul Manno (...{akgua, gatech, mcnc}!msdc!paul)
		Medical Systems Development Corporation

bsplit.sh	Splits a file with arbitrary contents into 32kilobyte pieces.
		Dan Ts'o ...cmcl2!rna!dan
		Dept. Neurobiology, Rockefeller Univ.

buildmake	Buildmake is a preprocessor that translates "buildfiles" into
		makefiles for use by the make(1) program.
		Marvin Theimer, Stanford.

calform.c	Prints a calendar sheet starting on any Sunday for any number
		of weeks, with user-selectable width and length.
		Bill Silvert, dalcs!biomel!bill
		Marine Ecology Lab.  Dartmouth, NS

captoinfo	Translate termcap terminal database to terminfo source format.
		Robert Viduya, Georgia Institute of Technology.
		gitpyr!robert

cchk		To find and report all badly matched openers and closers
		plus assignment/equality confusions in a C source file.
		Steve Draper, Tom Anderson

cgram		The ANSI C grammar from the Nov 12, 1984 draft of the
		standard.  With a little work, this grammar can be made
		to parse regular C.
		Jeff Lee, gatech!jeff, Arnold Robbins gatech!arnold
		May, 1985

chat		A multi-user communications system, which allows a group
		of users to join in conversation (version 4.86).
		Sanford L. Barr, Brookhaven Nat. Labs.

checkin		This tool provides an editor interface for creating RCS log
		messages and automatic RCS checkin using just-created logs.
		Mark Foster, fosterm@ogcvax.UUCP
		Oregon Graduate Center

chmode		New version of the chmod program: accepts inputs of the
        	same format as given by the ls -l command, ie it can
        	be invoked like 'chmode rwxrw-r-- *' to make the modes
        	of each file specified match the template!
        	Dave Taylor, HP Colorado Networks Operation

chsize		Utility allows super-users to change the number of blocks
		allocated to a file system.
		C.J. Shedd, HOCC UNIX Support Staff.
		houxm!cliff. 

chttys		Changes the modes of the ttys which have been made
		non-loginable in the /etc/ttys file to be 0666 (rw-rw-rw-)
		or any value placed in an entry in the /etc/ttymodes file.
		Roger Southwick
		Logic Analyzers, Computer Resource Group, Tektronix, Inc.

clash		Finds identifiers that are not distinct in the first
		numSigChars characters, or finds identifiers that are
		longer than numSigChars characters.
		D. Hugh Redelmeier,  University of Toronto 

clk		Displays the current time of day randomly on the screen
		every five seconds, while monitoring for new mail every
		thirty seconds.
		David Mutterer

copymode	Copies the mode (access permission) bits from one file to
    		other files.
		Richard A. O'Keefe

ctc		Interpret and compare termcap entries on a side-by-side basis.
		Lyle McElhaney
		denelcor!lmc

curse		This command gives the user a method of updating the screen
		from the shell.  The options are two letter variable names
		from curses.h as detailed in Appendix A of "Screen Updating
		and Cursor Movement Optimization: A Library Package".
		Jonathan Bowen, PRG, Oxford, England

cvi		Sets up a set of vi macros which turn that lovely and
		talented editor into a very convenient Template Editor for C.

cxref		C language cross referencing program.
		Arnold Robbins, gatech!arnold
		Information and Computer Science, Georgia Tech

choose		Randomly chooses lines from its input
		Bob Lewis, CAE Systems Division, Tektronix

cmdbymail	Allows a user to execute commands by mail when the user
		is away. This is intended to be used as an inexpensive dummy
		server, or as a way for a user to execute commands on systems
		where he has accounts but cannot log in from his present
		location.
		Jacob Levy,
		Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel.
		ucbvax!jaakov%wisdom.bitnet

cobwebs		Reports the size and age of mailboxes in /usr/spool/mail,
		plus the last login of the mailbox owners.
		Don Gworek

compress	File compression ala IEEE Computer, June 1984. Reduces the
		size of the named files using adaptive Lempel-Ziv coding.
		Version 3.6 (BETA of 4.0)
		Spencer W. Thomas	(decvax!harpo!utah-cs!utah-gr!thomas)
		Jim McKie		(decvax!mcvax!jim)
		Steve Davies		(decvax!vax135!petsd!peora!srd)
		Ken Turkowski		(decvax!decwrl!turtlevax!ken)
		James A. Woods		(decvax!ihnp4!ames!jaw)
		Joe Orost		(decvax!vax135!petsd!joe)

cpg		A C language source listing formatter. 
		Steven M. List
		Benetics Corporation
		Mountain View, CA.
		{cdp,idi,greipa,oliveb,sun,tolerant}!bene!luke!steven

dates		Shell scripts and a C program for dealing with future
		events.  `dates' is a program similar to `calendar' except
		that you can ask it to report future events as well as today's.
		Oscar Nierstrasz, utcsrgv!oscar

dbcopy		Double-buffered raw copy program.
		Dave Martindale, watmath!dmmartindale

date+		Increments the current time by the specified amount of
		time given as several number unit pairs.
		Daniel LaLiberte, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

dbug		A macro based C debugging package for debugging, testing,
		and porting C programs.
		Fred Fish

dclock		A Simple Digital Clock Program (C)
		Perry S. Kivolowitz
		heurikon!perry

del		Implements a recoverable file delete command.
		Ken Greer
		ucbvax!hplabs!kg  (uucp)

dired		Dired displays a long-form ls directory listing on the
		screen of a display terminal and allows you to 'edit'
		and peruse that listing by moving up and down it, deleting,
		editing, and displaying entries.
		Stuart Mclure Cracraft
		Enhancements by Jay Lepreau
		Fixes and enhancements by Charles Hill
		
dis68000	A disassembler for UNIX executable files.
		At present this is available for certain Motorola 68000
		ports of UNIX System III and System V.
		John M Collins

diskcopy	Copies partitions of disks from one partition to another.

display		Do screen update with given command

dpy		A terminal display package much like curses(3).
		David I. Bell

dyload		This dynamic loading code pretends to work under
		Berkeley Unix versions 4.1 and 4.2.
		Phil Smith, Bert Sacks, and Stephen Daniel
		Microelectronics Center of NC.

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