Re: Resident programs

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From: Bill Allen
Date: Thu, 03 Nov 1988 06:01

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>Now what I need is a specific set of rules one must follow
>in writing a program so that the resulting program is PURE
>(and Resident-able).

And a definitive Yes/No answer for existing commands.  The
trial-and-error resident-able test recommended in the manual
is less than ideal.

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Subject: Re: Resident programs
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