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reti@wilson.ai.mit.edu writes:

> c-packages is a dummy if you are loading the runtime, and non-dummy if you
> are loading the full "C" development system.

I loaded the full "C" system and all the C development stuff like the
Zmacs functions and modes loaded and worked but the bzero problem is
still there. C-packages _still_ seems to be a dummy. I can compile and
execute C functions now though. I spent a few minutes playing with it;
it's actually a really nice environment for C programming... heh.

This is what c-packages looks like on the cdrom. I don't think
anything worthwhile is in there.

  Command: Show Directory (files) CDROM0:>SYS>C>PACKAGES>**>*.*;NEWEST 

  CDROM0:>SYS>C>PACKAGES>**>*.*;NEWEST


  CDROM0:>SYS>C>PACKAGES
	PACKAGE_DUMMY.LISP;1    2   2266(8)     09/24/87 21:39:14     
	PATCH.[DIRECTORY]    1   DIRECTORY     03/16/93 09:33:17           
  CDROM0:>SYS>C>PACKAGES>PATCH
	C_PACKAGES.SYSTEM_DIR;144    3   4394(8)     02/02/93 08:23:07
	C_PACKAGES_433.[DIRECTORY]    1   DIRECTORY     03/16/93 09:33:17
  CDROM0:>SYS>C>PACKAGES>PATCH>C_PACKAGES_433
	C_PACKAGES_433.COMPONENT_DIR;2    3   4280(8)     11/19/92 17:47:37
	C_PACKAGES_433.PATCH_DIR;3    1   1393(8)     02/02/93 08:23:06

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Christopher