PlusShell v0.72 Alpha
Written by Rusty Wagner
For updates check http://home1.gte.net/river
Send questions, comments, or bugs to river@gte.net

NOTE: This version of PlusShell is in the alpha stage.  Executables created
      using this version are not guaranteed to work with future versions.
      PlusShell will not become beta until TI releases the official ASM
      information.  This is due to the possibility that there is an error
      in some of the techniques used by PlusShell.

The documentation for PlusShell is stored in HTML format within the DOCS
subdirectory.  Open index.htm to start.

FEATURES
* Library support.  Includes gray4lib, gray7lib, hufflib, hexlib, linelib,
  as well as a utility library equivilent of Fargo's flib
* Fargo source compatibility.  Many Fargo II programs can be compiled
  without change.  See CONVERT.TXT for information on any differences.
* Faster ROM calls than the Assembly Development Kit.  The ROM_CALL macro
  is no longer used.
* Browser which handles folders and displays program comments.

Version 0.72 Alpha allows archived programs to be executed.  The program is
first copied to main memory.  Please note that high score lists will not
work properly when a program is archived.  Libraries can not be archived.
The new version also includes support for Auto Power Down.

The source to makebin and make9xz is included for anyone who wants to port
them to another OS (Linux, for example).  The source is not very pretty, and
not a good example of a well-written C program.  You can do anything with it
except claim that you wrote it.

All programs and libraries compiled for previous versions will work with
this version.  The following programs were modified and/or recompiled for
version 0.72:
* UTIL library
* Shell
* Hello World example


You can find PlusShell as well as other programs on my web page at:
http://home1.gte.net/river

If you have questions, comments, or have found a bug, contact me by e-mail
at river@gte.net

Fargo was created by David Ellsworth and can be found on ticalc.org at:
http://www.ticalc.org
