File Clean up. Removed files with .o and ~ at end of file names. Moved hanoi...

File Clean up.  Removed files with .o and ~ at end of file names.  Moved hanoi example from bin to examples.

RIGAL/rigsc.446/bin/RIGCOMP.TMP

-hanoi

RIGAL/rigsc.446/bin/hanoi.rig

-
-  -- Hanoi tower problem
-#MAIN
- OPEN S ' ';
- $Count:=4; -- Count of rings in first tower
- S<<' Rings count =' $Count ;
- $STATE:=#INIT($Count); -- Global variable 
-
- #VIDEOSHOW(T); 
-#H( $Count 1 3 );
- 
-##
-#H
- $Num $From $To
- / 
-S<< ' $Num $From $To ='  $Num $From $To ;
-
- IF $Num=1 -> 
-       S << 'FROM' $From 'TO ' $To;
-       #VIDEOMOVE ($From $To);
-       #VIDEOSHOW (T)
-   ELSIF T->
-       $Middle := 6-$From-$To ;
-      #H( $Num-1 $From $Middle );
-      #H( 1      $From $To );
-      #H( $Num-1 $Middle $To )
-FI / ##
-
-#INIT  $Count
-/  $V:=(.
-      <. LEN : COPY($Count), BODY : (.COPY($Count).) .>
-      <. LEN : 0     , BODY : (.0.)      .>
-      <. LEN : 0     , BODY : (.0.)      .> .);
-   LOOP
-    IF $Count=1 -> BREAK FI;
-    $Count:=COPY($Count-1);
-    $V[1].BODY!.:=$Count;
-    $V[2].BODY!.:=0;
-    $V[3].BODY!.:=0;
-  END;
-  RETURN $V;
- / ##
-
-#VIDEOMOVE
-  $From $To
-  / 
-   $S_from := LAST #MAIN $STATE [$From];
-   $S_to   := LAST #MAIN $STATE [$To];
-   $Ring:=COPY( $S_from.BODY[$S_from.LEN]);
-   $S_from.BODY[$S_from.LEN]:=0;
-   $S_from.LEN+:=-1;
-   $S_to.LEN+:=1;
-   $S_to.BODY[$S_to.LEN]:=$Ring;
-  /
-##
-
-#VIDEOSHOW
-
-/ $X:=LAST #MAIN $STATE;
-  $I:=1;
-  LOOP
-   S<<$I '   ';
-   #STR($X[1].BODY[-$I]);
-   S<]'   ';
-   #STR($X[2].BODY[-$I]) ;
-   S<]'   ';
-   #STR($X[3].BODY[-$I]);
-   IF $I>=LAST #MAIN $Count -> BREAK;FI;
-   $I+:=1;
-  END;
-  S<<;
-#CALL_PAS(1 '<<<<<>>>>>>')/##
-
-#STR
-  $N
-/ $E:=LAST #MAIN $Count-$N;
-  #FILL(' ' $E); 
-  #FILL('O' 2*$N);
-  #FILL(' ' $E)/ ##  
-
-#FILL 
- $SYM $CNT
- /LOOP
-   $CNT:=$CNT-1;
-   IF $CNT<0 -> BREAK FI;
-   S<]@$SYM; 
-  END; 
- /## 

RIGAL/rigsc.446/bin/xd-copy.txt

-#!/bin/bash -f
-$rig/anrig -p N.TMP
-$rig/genrigd  S -p N.TMP
- cc   -w  -I{$rig}/../include  -I.  xcrg.c  xcrg_0.c -o hanoi $rig/../lib/riglib.a -lm
-rm -f xcrg_0.c  xcrg_0.o 
-rm -f xcrg.c  xcrg.o xcrga.h xcrg.h
-rm -f *.RC2 *.RC4  RIGCOMP.TMP N.TMP

RIGAL/rigsc.446/doc/80.txt~

-
-   Operations with  real values in Rigal
-  =======================================
-
-NOTE:
-This description presents implementation of
-operations with  real values in Rigal in 
-MS-DOS (Turbo-Pascal based) and UNIX (C - based)
-variants, starting from Rigal V.2.34 and UNIX Rigal V.4.45.
-Read carefully parts regarding UNIX and MS-DOS. 
-
- Old such description was for MS-DOS version 
-only. Unix description exists only starting from version
-4.45.
-
-   Limitations of Turbo Pascal
-   ===========================
-
-MS-DOS Rigal is implemented via Pascal real run time library. The
-following sequence of characters is accepted by Pascal VAL
-procedure as a real number:
-
-  (* space *) [ (+!-) ] (* digits1 *) [ '.' (* digit2 *) ]
-              [ (e!E)   [ (+!-) ] (* digit3 *) ]
-  The context constraints are that:
-   digit1+digit2<37  ( limited number of digits )
-   The absolute value of digits1.digits2E[-]digits3 must be
-   in 2.9e-39 ... 1.7e38
-
-  We assume that UNIX C has no such constraints.
-
-  Input real number from lexical analyzer
-  =======================================
-
-We call real numbers stored in Rigal memory as #FATOMs. Use
-built-in Rigal predicate #FATOM to recognize them. They
-can be read by the lexical analyzer from its input as
-sequences of characters that must match following grammar
-rule
-
-   (+ digits1 +)
-   ( '.' (* digit2 *)  [ (e!E)   [ (+!-) ] (* digit3 *) ]
-   !                     (e!E)   [ (+!-) ] (* digit3 *) )
-
-and it must be acceptable by procedure VAL (see above).
-
-IN MS-DOS:
-=========
-If #FATOM is read then it is stored in 8-byte-length atom, 6
-bytes are occupied by standard representation of REAL type
-in Pascal. In other two bytes number of digits before dot
-and number of digits after the dot are stored. If the input
-number was in exponential form then these bytes contain
-zeros.
-
-IN UNIX:
-=======
-If #FATOM is read then it is stored in 8-byte-length atom,
-assuming that sizeof(double)=8. The information about the 
-number of digits before the dot and number of digits after
-the dot are _NOT_ stored.
-
-
-Since standard 6 (or 8)-byte representation is stored, only 10 (13)
- digits are valid.
-
-Non-matching in MS-DOS scaner 
-=============================
-If the input value matches grammar and does not match "VAL
-rules"  then atom with type #KEYWORD is produced (it is
-used for diagnostic purposes).  Normally #FATOM is produced.
-
-Output of real numbers
-======================
- Statements PRINT, <<, ,<], built-in rules #IMPLODE and
-#EXPLODE output real numbers in "exponential" form,
-like the %E format in UNIX, or simple WRITE() in Pascal.
-
-    Sd.ddddddddddEZdd
-  S is space or '-'
-  d are digits (exactly 10 digits after dot)
-  E is character 'E'
-  Z is '+' or '-'
-
- Real numbers in traditional operators
- =====================================
-  If you use real numbers in traditional arithmetical
-operators and comparisons, all #FATOMs  are accepted the
-same way as NULL. It corresponds to 0 value. If you  compare
-#FATOMs with '=', their internal representation (with 6
-or 8 bytes long code) will be compared. Therefore, there
-is no sense in such operations.
-
-  Ways to create #FATOM
-  =====================
- #CALL_PAS(80 S any_string)
-  returns #FATOM if the string value matches "VAL rule".
-Otherwise NULL is returned.
-
-  #CALL_PAS(80 I integer)
-  returns #FATOM. Integer value can be arbitrary.
-
-
-  Ways to get information from #FATOM
-  ===================================
- ( THIS APPLIES TO MS_DOS VARIANT ONLY !)
- ====================================== 
-  #CALL_PAS(80 D #FATOM) returns pair
-   (. digits_before  digits_after .)
-  for FATOM values that were entered through the
-lexical analyzer. If the number was entered in exponential
-style (with character, 'E'), value (. 0 0 .) is returned.
-If the value was obtained by #CALL_PAS(80..),  NULL is
-returned. There is no other ways to create #FATOM.
-
-  NOTE:
- If you have entered #FATOM to variable $X via lexical
-analyzer, you can output it with the same number of digits
-before and after the point (if it was not exponential
-style) as it was read by lexical analyser:
-
-  $D:=#CALL_PAS(80 D $X);
-  IF $D AND ($D[1]+$D[2]>0) ->
-   $REZ:=#CALL_PAS(80 Z $X ($D[1]+$D[2]+1)*100+$D[2])
-  ELSIF T->
-   $REZ:=#CALL_PAS(80 V $X)
-  FI;
-
-  Conversions (MS-DOS VARIANT ONLY)
-  =================================
-  #CALL_PAS(80 T #FATOM)
-  returns #NUMBER - whole part of real value. If the
-number is not in -2147483648..2147483647 then NULL is
-returned.
-
-  #CALL_PAS(80 Z #FATOM D*100+A)
-  returns formatted string with the value of the real
-number. "A" can be positive or negative.
-
-  If "A" is arbitrary NEGATIVE number then exponential form
-is produced in following form:
-   Sd.dEZdd (e.g. -7.7E01)
-   S is  space or '-' Z is '-' or '+'
-
-  If D>=9 then additional digits are added after the point,
-but not more than 10 digits.
-
-  If "A" is 0 then integer value is produced, possible with
-'-'.
-  If "A" is positive, it specifies number of digits after
-the point. Non-exponential form is produced.
-Zeros are appended after point if necessary. The
-number of digits after the point cannot be larger than 11.
-
-  After all cases discussed above, if "D" is larger than the
-new string, RIGAL adds spaces from the left side of the
-string. The result string length is not less than "D".
-
-  #CALL_PAS(80 R #FATOM p)
-  - returns rounded value of real number. The number is
-rounded such way that digits after p-th position after the
-dot  must be set to zeros. E.g. 23.1415 rounded at 2 nd
-position must be 23.140000.
-   If p is not positive, it is  accepted as 0.  If absolute
-value of real*(10 in p-th degree) is larger than 1e37 then
-NULL is returned.
-
-  #CALL_PAS(80 V #FATOM)
-  - creates string from real number in form
-    [-]d.ddddddddddESdd
-    S is '+' or '-'
-
- Conversions (UNIX VARIANT ONLY)
- =================================
-
- #CALL_PAS(80 F #FATOM  FORMAT_STRING)
-  returns   formatted string with UNIX C the _arbitrary_ format
-  (allowed in UNIX C sprintf function) you specified, 
-  for example   #CALL_PAS(80 F $A  'A=%.9e');
-  Note, however, that this option is _not_ ported to MS-DOS.
-
- #CALL_PAS(80 Z #FATOM D*100+A)
-  returns formatted string with the value of the real
-number. "A" _must_ be positive.
-
-  If "A" is 0 then integer value is produced, possible with
-'-'.
-  If "A" is positive, it specifies number of digits after
-the point. Non-exponential form is produced.
-Zeros are appended after point if necessary. The
-number of digits after the point cannot be larger than 11.
-
-  After all cases discussed above, if "D" is larger than the
-new string, RIGAL adds spaces from the left side of the
-string. The result string length is not less than "D".
-
- #CALL_PAS(80 V #FATOM)
-  returns   formatted string with UNIX C  %E format.
-
- Mathematical operations
- =======================
-
-  #CALL_PAS(80 op #FATOM #FATOM)
-  Operations "op" can be '+','-', '*','/',  '<','>',
-'<=','>=', '<>','='
-  In MS-DOS  if '+' or '-' applied, absolute value of the arguments
-must be less than 6.2e37 otherwise NULL is returned.
-
-   In MS-DOS  if '*' or '-' applied, absolute value of the result must
-be between 1.6e-38..6.2e37 and the second argument of '/' is
-not 0, otherwise NULL is returned.
-  If '<','>','<=','>=','<>','=' are applied, one of the
-arguments is returned to indicate 'true', NULL is returned
-to indicate 'false' Note that it is BAD and DANGEROUS STYLE to check the
-results of real arithmetic using '=' or '<>' operations,
-because the computer never calculates precise results. You
-can compare two real numbers only after some conversion,
-e.g. using #CALL_PAS(80 V ...).
-
- #CALL_PAS(80 Q #FATOM) returns square root if argument is
-not negative, NULL otherwise.
-
-  #CALL_PAS(80 X #FATOM) returns exponential ( e in r-th
-degree) of the argument.
-
-  #CALL_PAS(80 L #FATOM) returns natural logarithm if the
-argument is positive, otherwise NULL.
-
-  Mathematical operations for UNIX only
-  ===================================== 
-#CALL_PAS(80 op #FATOM)
-
- where op = tSIN, tCOS, tTAN, tASIN, tACOS, tATAN.
- 
- call corresponding functions from UNIX libm library.
-
-
-
-   Common note about #CALL_PAS(80..).
-   =================================
-  It has no run time diagnostic.
-  If wrong types of arguments  of wrong number of arguments
-or wrong operation name is given, NULL is returned.
-  If #CALL_PAS(80...) produces a #FATOM, it is 6 (or 8) bytes long
-and it has _no_ information about the digits before and after
-the dot.
-  You can learn more details about #CALL_PAS(80) from
-source files USE80.PAS and SERVICES.PAS in MS-DOS,
-usemod.c, sevice.c in UNIX C.

RIGAL/rigsc.446/include/c1.h~

-/*#define xxx printf("lin=%d file=%s\n",__LINE__,__FILE__);*/
-#define xxx ;
-int g_argc;
-Char ** g_argv;
-
-typedef union v {
-  a sa;   /* s -adres */
-  longint nu;
-  boolean bo;
-  a at;   /* a -adres */
-} v;
-
-
-boolean debugrule;   /* to be used in future */
-Char filebuf[2048];
-
-
-/************ definitions in  c1 ***************/
-extern Void er PP((long n));
-
-/* kod o{ibki */
-extern Void errstr PP((long n, Char *s));
-
-extern Void crlist PP((long *l));
-/* p2c: c1.z, line 471:
- * Note: Turbo Pascal conditional compilation directive was ignored [218] */
-
-/*  sozdatx pustoj spisok  */
-/*$ifdef xx*/
-/*extern Void d PP((long r, long s));*/
-extern Void d PP((long status_r ,char * rulename,long  rulenum,long  param,boolean  success));
-
-extern Void d1 PP((long r));
-
-/*$endif*/
-extern Void addel PP((long sel, boolean not_atomic, long xsel, long ob, long *tr_));
-
-extern long numval PP((long ob));
-
-/* nomer wstr.prawila */
-extern Void bltin PP((v *rr, boolean *success, long arg, long n));
-
-/* a-adres  */
-extern Void mkatom PP((long k, char atype, long *r));
-
-/*************** c2 *****************/
-extern Void concop PP((long *a1, long a2));
-
-extern Void indxop PP((long xx, boolean isobject, long xa, long l, long *rez));
-
-extern Void selop PP((long xn, boolean not_atomic, long xa, long tr_, long *rez));
-
-extern Void setind PP((long xx, boolean isobject, long xa, long l, long rez));
-
-extern Void setsel PP((long xn, boolean not_atomic, long xa, long tr_, long rez));
-
-extern Void addnum PP((long *a1, long a2));
-
-extern Void copyop PP((long ob, long *rez));
-
-
-/* ******************* c3 ******************* */
-
-#define max_digit       10
-
-
-extern Void epilog PV();
-
-extern Void prolog PV();
-
-/* a-adr.imeni fajla*/
-/* s-adr.wyw.obxekta*/
-/* s now.stroki*/
-/* s probelami*/
-extern Void outxt PP((long fname, long arg, boolean nl, boolean blanks));
-
-/* a-adr.imeni fajla*/
-/* wywodimyj atom*/
-/* s now.stroki*/
-/* s probelami*/
-extern Void outatm PP((long fname, Char *arg, boolean nl, boolean blanks));
-
-
-/* a-adres imeni fajla*/
-/* s-adr.*/
-extern Void opn PP((long fname, long fspec));
-
-/* 0-load,1 -save*/
-extern Void loasav PP((v *p, long f, long paz));
-
-extern Void explod PP((long kk, long *rez));
-
-extern Void implod PP((ptr_ *pl, long *rez));
-
-extern Void bltin1 PP((long *rez, boolean *success, ptr_ *pl, long n));
-
-/* a-adr.*/
-extern Void clsfil PP((long fname));
-
-/**************** c4 ******************* */
-/* cequ(=), cnequ(<>) */
-extern boolean eqop PP((long o, long a1, long a2));
-
-extern Void varpat PP((ptr_ *pl, char tip, long *rez, boolean *success));
-
-extern Void atmpat PP((long aconval, ptr_ *pl, long *rez, boolean *success));
-
-extern boolean eqnum PP((long m1, long n));
-
-extern boolean eqatom PP((long m1, long atm));
-
-/* kod operacii */
-extern boolean compare PP((long op, long a1, long a2));
-
-
-

RIGAL/rigsc.446/lint/RIGCOMP.TMP

-rig_lint
-l_anal
-l_operat
-l_instr
-l_patt
-l_patt2
-l_patt3
-l_exprs
-l_expr1
-l_closur
-l_check

RIGAL/rigsc.446/lint/xd

-#!/bin/csh -f
-$rig/anrig -p N.TMP
-$rig/genrigd  S -p N.TMP
- cc   -w  -O -I{$rig}/../include  -I.  xcrg.c  xcrg_0.c\
-xcrg_1.c\
-xcrg_2.c\
-xcrg_3.c\
-xcrg_4.c\
-xcrg_5.c\
-xcrg_6.c\
-xcrg_7.c\
-xcrg_8.c\
-xcrg_9.c\
-xcrg_10.c\
--o rig_lint\
-$rig/../lib/riglib.a -lm
-rm -f xcrg_0.c  xcrg_0.o 
-rm -f xcrg_1.c  xcrg_1.o 
-rm -f xcrg_2.c  xcrg_2.o 
-rm -f xcrg_3.c  xcrg_3.o 
-rm -f xcrg_4.c  xcrg_4.o 
-rm -f xcrg_5.c  xcrg_5.o 
-rm -f xcrg_6.c  xcrg_6.o 
-rm -f xcrg_7.c  xcrg_7.o 
-rm -f xcrg_8.c  xcrg_8.o 
-rm -f xcrg_9.c  xcrg_9.o 
-rm -f xcrg_10.c  xcrg_10.o 
-rm -f xcrg.c  xcrg.o xcrga.h xcrg.h
-rm -f *.RC2 *.RC4  RIGCOMP.TMP N.TMP

RIGAL/rigsc.446/src/Makefile~

-
-#
-# MAKEFILE for Rigal in C, version 4.45.1
-#
-
-# C compiler to use (Compiler path can be changed by the user)
-CCFLAGS = -g
-PCA =  cc $(CCFLAGS)  -c -D xsun=1 -I../include/
-# Specify -DLE for Little-endian architectures (Big-endian is default)!
-# Specify -Dbbs for BBS-version of scaner (LaTeX version is default)!
-
-LIBS = -lm
-# This is for sin, cos, sqrt etc.
-
-#  Other things are usually not changed by the user
-.INIT:  check$(rig) 
-
-# -------------------------------------------------
-#  MACRO DEFINITIONS
-# -----------------------------------------------
-# Object files for "rc"
-RCF_SRC = defsun3.o ley_.o nef2.o ou2.o  sevice.o
-# They are in src/ subdirectory
-
-# Object files for "ic"
-ICF_SRC = cim.o defsun3.o erm.o ic.o ley_.o scan.o scanmif.o usemod.o nef2.o ou2.o sevice.o
-
-
-# Object files for "rc -c" (library) 
-CCF_SRC = defsun3.o ley_.o scan.o scanmif.o usemod.o c1.o c2.o c3.o c4.o nef2.o ou2.o sevice.o
-
-
-DISTLIB =  defsun3.c ley_.c scan.c scanmif.c usemod.c c1.c c2.c c3.c c4.c nef2.c ou2.c sevice.c
-
-# All include files
-INCLIB_SRC = ../include/c1.h ../include/define.h  \
- ../include/defpage.h ../include/ley.h \
- ../include/scan.h ../include/cim.h \
- ../include/def180.h   ../include/nef2.h\
- ../include/usemod.h   ../include/globrig.h
-
-#--------------------------------------------------------
-# TARGET DEFINITIONS
-#---------------------------------------------------------
-
-# Normally builds all necessary after unpack and performs test.
-normal:   bins ../lib/riglib.a ../bin/anrig ../bin/genrigd ../bin/rig_lint test clean
-
-bins:     bin ../bin/rc ../bin/ic ../bin/v
-bin:
-	-mkdir ../bin
-../bin/rc:$(RCF_SRC) rc_.o
-	cc $(CCFLAGS)  -o ../bin/rc rc_.o $(RCF_SRC) 
-
-../bin/ic:$(ICF_SRC)
-	cc  $(CCFLAGS) -o ../bin/ic    $(ICF_SRC) $(LIBS)
-
-
-../bin/v:$(RCF_SRC) v.o 
-	cc  $(CCFLAGS) -o ../bin/v  v.o  $(RCF_SRC) $(LIBS)
-
-../lib/riglib.a:$(CCF_SRC) 
-	@echo '*Starting creating library'
-	-mkdir ../lib
-	-rm -f ../lib/riglib.a
-	ar rv ../lib/riglib.a $(CCF_SRC)
-	-ranlib ../lib/riglib.a
-	@echo '*Library created'
-
-../bin/anrig:$(INCLIB_SRC) ../lib/riglib.a 
-	cc  $(CCFLAGS) -w \
-	 -Ianrig/ -I../include/\
-	 anrig/xcrg.c  anrig/xcrg_0.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_1.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_2.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_3.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_4.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_5.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_6.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_7.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_8.c\
-	 anrig/xcrg_9.c\
-	 -o ../bin/anrig ../lib/riglib.a $(LIBS)
-	-rm -f anrig/*.o
-
-../bin/genrigd:$(INCLIB_SRC) ../lib/riglib.a
-	cc  $(CCFLAGS) -w \
-	 -Igenrig/ -I../include/\
-	 genrig/xcrg.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_1.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_2.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_3.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_4.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_5.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_6.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_7.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_8.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_9.c\
-	 genrig/xcrg_10.c\
-	 -o ../bin/genrigd ../lib/riglib.a $(LIBS)
-	-rm -f genrig/*.o
-
-../bin/rig_lint: ../lint/rig_lint.rig ../bin/rc ../lib/riglib.a ../bin/anrig ../bin/genrigd
-	(cd ../lint;../bin/rc rig_lint -c -P '-O';cd ..)
-	-mv ../lint/rig_lint ../bin/  	
-
-test: ../test/rigcrf.rig  ../bin/rc ../lib/riglib.a ../bin/anrig ../bin/genrigd
-	(cd ../test;\
-	 $(rig)/rc rigcrf;\
-	 $(rig)/ic rigcrf rigcrf;\
-	 $(rig)/rc  rigcrf -c;\
-	 rigcrf rigcrf)
-
-##------------------ Hidden possibilities
-z:       anrigz genrigz
-anrigz:
-	(cd anrig;\
-	 ../../bin/rc anrig;\
-	 ../../bin/anrig;\
-         ../../bin/genrigd S -p N.TMP;\
-	 /bin/rm *.RC2 *.RC4 *.TMP)
-
-genrigz:
-	(cd genrig;\
-	 ../../bin/rc genrigd;\
-	 ../../bin/anrig;\
-         ../../bin/genrigd S -p N.TMP;\
-	 /bin/rm *.RC2 *.RC4 *.TMP)
-##---------------------------------------
-VERSION = 445.2
-tar:	clean
-	-rm -f ../rigsc.$(VERSION).tar.Z
-	(cd ..;tar -cvf rigsc.$(VERSION).tar include src examples lint doc test)
-	compress ../rigsc.$(VERSION).tar
-	cp ../rigsc.$(VERSION).tar.Z /info/ftp/pub/labs/pelab/rigal/
-##--------------------------------------
-clean:
-	mv ../test/rigcrf.rig .
-	-rm -f *.o */*.o  *.RC2 */*.RC2  *.RC4 */*.RC4    */*.rsc  ../lint/*.o ../lint/*.RC2 ../lint/*.RC4  \
-	 ../examples/hanoi ../*/*.rsc ../*/*.out ../*/*/*.out ../test/*
-	mv rigcrf.rig ../test/
-##--------------------------------------
-.c.o:   $(INCLIB_SRC)
-	$(PCA) $< -o $@
-check:
-	@echo '********************************************************'
-	@echo '*' User ERROR: you have not set \"rig\" environment variable to $(PWD)/../bin
-	@echo '********************************************************'
-	____FATAL___ERROR___
-check$(rig):