Workshop Users Guide 3.0 Release Notes

Workshop User1s Guide 3.0 Release Notes These release notes reflect changes and additions to the Lisa Workshop Environment 3.0 release software. The notes update the the following chapters: Chapter 2, The File Manager; Chapter 4.. The Editor; Chapter 5" The Pascal Compiler; Chapter 6" The Assembler; Chapter 7.. The Linker; Chapter 8.. The Debugger; and Appendix D. . Common Problems. Please look over the notes and place them with the corresponding chapters in your binder for easy reference. TIJe FIle Hanager Chapter 2 The File Manager overview Of a&QeS to me FDe McI.ager The significant Changes to the Flle Manager Involve: • The Operating system·s new hierarChical catalog structure. • TrcrlSfer operations onto more ttsl one micro diskette. • Password protection. • The new OS deVice names. The Operating System uses new physical device names, bUt still supports the Old names as device aliases. YOU can specify a device using eltner the name or the alias; the OS refers to devices by name. The table shows new names. DevIce NEmes Sld Phases DevIce #10#1 RS232A ser1al Port A #10n RS232B senal POrt B #11 PARN>ORT Parallel COmector (LIsa 1) #12 lPPER or PAR.APORT Bullt-In hard disk (LIsa 2) #13 LOWER Micro diskette drive #15#1 ALTC~E Alternate console #15#2 MAI~E Maln console #x SLOTx Peripheral at expa'lSlon slot x #x#y SLOT~y Per1pheral at expansion slot x, connector y #x#y#z SLOT~yCEVZ Peripheral at expansion slot X, connector y, deVice z MCatalog COO..aMl Files on a voltme can now be arranged under catalogs and SUbCatalogs. The AtkCatalog command lets you create new catalogs. The pathname you specify for a catalog shOUld refer to a volume that has been Inltiallzed using the Release 3.0 SOftware. TIle hyp/len is the catalog delimiter" so a file name referring to a file In a catalog might look lil<e -vol-cat-flle or -vol-catt-cat2-f1le, and so on. A fUe name of the form cat-file is Interpreted relative to the current prefix and thUs might refer to -vol-cat-flle or -vol-catt-cat-flle, depending on Whether the prefix is set to a voltme or to a catalog. A catalog specified by a pathname without a volume part will be created using the current main prefix. There is no special command to put a fUe In a catalog. once a catalog nas been created, new files get put into it in two ways: f\btes 2-1 TIle File ft1anager • If the new file's name Is specified by a fUll patlTtCme with volU'Tle and catalog parts, the file Is put In the specified catalog. (A catalog rrust exist before a file can be put Into It.) • If the new file's name Is a partial patlTtCme wltnout a volt.me part, and the current prefix Is a catalog, the file Is put In the prefix catalog (or a Sltlcatalog, If the file's patlTtCme inclUdes a catalog part~ When the OS tries to find a file glven a partial patlTtCme, the file wUl be fOll1d only if (1) the pathname has no catalog part and Is located in the prefix volt.me or catalog, or (2) the patlTtCme has a catalog part corresponding to a path…