Finger-Server - sources

The files for the Finger server case study. Built and run on SINTRAN III VSX/500 M with COSMOS TCP/IP D02.

File here	Name on the pack	Format on the pack	What it is
FINGER.PLNC	FINGER:PLNC	as it is (7-bit, CR LF)	the server
FINGER.MODE	FINGER:MODE	even parity on every byte	builds FINGER:PROG
FINGER.CONF	FINGER:CONF	as it is	settings, read at start-up
FINGERB.BATC	FINGERB:BATC	even parity on every byte	runs FINGER as a batch job, with no terminal
../TCP-Echo-Server/SLIBF00.DEFS	SLIBF00:DEFS	as it is	ND's SLIB:DEFS made acceptable to PLANC-100-F00

Put them under user SYSTEM and run the server as SYSTEM, from a terminal or as a batch job. It cannot run as an RT program (see the case study, section 7). The parity conversion is shown in the echo server README.

@MODE FINGER:MODE,,
@FINGER                                          from a terminal, or with no terminal:
@BATCH 2
@APPEND-BATCH 2 FINGERB:BATC FINGERB-LOG:SYMB    (first: @CREATE-FILE FINGERB-LOG:SYMB,0)

To start it at every boot, put those two lines just before @SET-AVAILABLE in (SYSTEM)LOAD-MODE:BATC; the case study, section 7, shows the result.

Lint first. The second --include-dir lets the linter find SLIBF00:DEFS:

python SINTRAN/XMSG/tools/planc-lint.py --include-dir Installation/Communication/TCP/x/D02-gateway-and-clients --include-dir Developer/Case-Studies/TCP-Echo-Server Developer/Case-Studies/Finger-Server/FINGER.PLNC