From 4d514b2ee7cdf90c7b085e1a5ebc0b8e88422b2e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Kevin Lyda <kevin@ie.suberic.net>
Date: Sun, 31 Jan 2016 01:37:12 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Not BULLETIN related.
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decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.c | 93 --------
decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.cld | 107 ----------
decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlb | 128 -----------
decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlp | 332 -----------------------------
decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.rnh | 184 ----------------
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delete mode 100644 decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.cld
delete mode 100644 decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlb
delete mode 100644 decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlp
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diff --git a/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.c b/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.c
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-/*
- * -------------------------------------------------------
- * Neither York University, Department of Computer
- * Science nor the authors assume any responsibility
- * for the use or reliability of this software.
- *
- * Copyright (C) 1986, York University
- * Department of Computer Science
- *
- * General permission to copy or modify, but not for
- * profit, is hereby granted, provided that the above
- * copyright notice is included and reference made to
- * the fact that reproduction privileges were granted
- * by the York University, Department of Computer Science.
- * -------------------------------------------------------
- *
- * Written by: Edward Fung and James P. Lewis
- * Department of Computer Science
- * York University
- * 1984, 1985, 1986
- *
- */
-
-/*
- * Facility: Bulletin
- *
- * Environment: User mode, non-privileged code.
- *
- * Modified by:
- *
- * 1-000 - EF ??-???-1984
- * 2-000 - JPL ??-???-1984
- * 3-000 - JPL 01-JAN-1986
- * 4-000 - JPL 10-JUL-1986
- *
- */
-
-#module bulletin
-
-#include ssdef.h
-#include "bull.h"
-
-main()
-{
- char helplib[QUAL_LEN],
- key[KEY_LEN];
- long status,
- video_type;
- struct bull_lst_struct *bull_lst;
-
- get_term(&video_type, &status); /* Video terminal? */
-
- if (get_val(HELP_QUAL, 0, 0) & SS$_NORMAL) { /* /HELP */
- if (trn_lnm("LNM$SYSTEM_TABLE", 0, "USER_HELPLIB", 0,
- helplib, QUAL_LEN) == SS$_NORMAL)
- help(helplib, USER_HELPSTR);
- else help(USER_HELPLIB, USER_HELPSTR);
- }
- else {
- bull_lst = (struct bull_lst_struct *)
- malloc(sizeof(struct bull_lst_struct));
- get_bull(bull_lst, TRUE);
-
- if (get_val(BRIEF_QUAL, 0, 0) & SS$_NORMAL) /* /BRIEF */
- brief_bull(bull_lst);
- else
- if (get_val(NEW_QUAL, 0, 0) & SS$_NORMAL) /* /NEW */
- new_bull(bull_lst);
- else
- if (get_val(READ_QUAL, 0, 0) & SS$_NORMAL) { /* /READ */
- get_val(READ_QUAL, key, KEY_LEN - 1);
- lowcase(key);
-
- if (video_type && (status & SS$_NORMAL))
- scr_brwsbull(bull_lst, key, ALL);
- else lin_brwsbull(bull_lst, key, ALL);
- }
- else
- if (get_val(SRCH_QUAL, 0, 0) & SS$_NORMAL) { /* /SEARCH */
- get_val(SRCH_QUAL, key, KEY_LEN - 1);
- lowcase(key);
-
- if (video_type && (status & SS$_NORMAL))
- scr_brwsbull(bull_lst, key, LIB);
- else lin_brwsbull(bull_lst, key, LIB);
- }
- else {
- if (video_type && (status & SS$_NORMAL))
- scr_brwsbull(bull_lst, "", NEW);
- else lin_brwsbull(bull_lst, "", NEW);
- }
- }
-}
diff --git a/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.cld b/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.cld
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-!
-! -------------------------------------------------------
-! Neither York University, Department of Computer
-! Science nor the authors assume any responsibility
-! for the use or reliability of this software.
-!
-! Copyright (C) 1986, York University
-! Department of Computer Science
-!
-! General permission to copy or modify, but not for
-! profit, is hereby granted, provided that the above
-! copyright notice is included and reference made to
-! the fact that reproduction privileges were granted
-! by the York University, Department of Computer Science.
-! -------------------------------------------------------
-!
-! Written by: Edward Fung and James P. Lewis
-! Department of Computer Science
-! York University
-! 1984, 1985, 1986
-!
-!
-
-!
-! Facility: Bulletin
-!
-! Environment: User mode, non-privileged code.
-!
-! Modified by:
-!
-! 1-000 - EF ??-???-1984
-! 2-000 - JPL ??-???-1984
-! 3-000 - JPL 01-JAN-1986
-! 4-000 - JPL 10-JUL-1986
-!
-!
-
-define verb bulletin
- image BUL:bulletin.exe
- parameter p1,
- label=bulletin,
- value(list)
- qualifier all,
- label=all,
- nonnegatable
- qualifier brief,
- label=brief,
- nonnegatable,
- syntax=brief
- qualifier default,
- label=default,
- nonnegatable,
- value(type=default_type)
- qualifier help,
- label=help,
- nonnegatable,
- syntax=help
- qualifier new,
- label=new,
- nonnegatable,
- syntax=new
- qualifier read,
- label=read,
- nonnegatable,
- syntax=read,
- value
- qualifier reverse,
- label=reverse,
- nonnegatable
- qualifier search,
- label=search,
- nonnegatable,
- syntax=search,
- value(required)
- disallow any2(brief, new, read, search, help)
- disallow all and (brief or new or help)
- disallow reverse and (brief or help)
- disallow default and (brief or new or help)
-define syntax brief
- parameter p1,
- label=bulletin,
- value(list)
-define syntax new
- parameter p1,
- label=bulletin,
- value(list)
-define syntax read
- parameter p1,
- label=bulletin,
- value(list)
-define syntax search
- parameter p1,
- label=bulletin,
- value(list)
-define syntax help,
- noparameters
-define type default_type
- keyword date,
- default,
- label=date,
- nonnegatable,
- keyword poster,
- label=poster,
- nonnegatable,
- keyword size,
- label=size,
- nonnegatable
diff --git a/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlb b/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlb
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diff --git a/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlp b/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.hlp
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-1 BULLETIN
-
-
-
- The command $ BULLETIN invokes the bulletin utility. This utility is
-
- used to provide information to users of the system.
-
-
-
- Format:
-
-
-
- $ BULLETIN [/qualifiers] [bulletin_library_spec[,...]]
-
-2 Acknowledgements
-
-
-
- This bulletin board system is designed by Dr. Peter H. Roosen-Runge.
-
- It was first implemented by Edward Fung. Later releases were enhanced
-
- by James P. Lewis.
-
-2 Choosing_bulletin
-
-
-
- Video Terminal
-
-
-
- If you use a video terminal, BULLETIN displays a list of bulletin
-
- titles for you to choose from. Arrow keys may be used to position
-
- cursor to the desired bulletin title. The bulletin is then selected
-
- for display by pressing 'X', or marked as "never-show" by pressing
-
- 'N'. (You would typically use 'N' to mark bulletins which you know
-
- from their titles are of no interest to you and which you do not wish
-
- to have called to your attention later even though they remain
-
- unread.) The <DELETE> key may be used to cancel the marking. A
-
- Carriage-Return or <SPACE> terminates the selection process. The
-
- bulletins that are marked with 'X' will then be displayed. A bulletin
-
- that is marked with 'N' will never be displayed unless it is requested
-
- explicitly with the /READ or /SEARCH qualifier.
-
-
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- You can also press 'F' or 'P' to file or print a bulletin. Note that
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- this bulletin will not be displayed when you terminates the selection
-
- process unless you mark it with 'X'. Furthermore, it records this
-
- bulletin as "read". To know more about a bulletin message such as who
-
- posts it, how long it is, etc., you just press 'M'.
-
-
-
- Note that before any bulletin message is displayed (at marking phase)
-
- and if CTRL_Z is pressed at this point, no matter how many bulletin
-
- messages you mark with 'X' or 'N', nothing is displayed and recorded.
-
-
-
- Hardcopy Terminal
-
-
-
- If you use a hard copy terminal or the one whose type is unknown to
-
- BULLETIN, it displays a list of bulletin titles for you to choose
-
- from. The bulletin is then selected for display by pressing 'X', or
-
- marked as "never-show" by pressing 'N'. (You would typically use 'N'
-
- to mark bulletins which you know from their titles are of no interest
-
- to you and which you do not wish to have called to your attention
-
- later even though they remain unread.) A Carriage-Return is used to
-
- skip to the next bulletin title. When you get down to the end of the
-
- list, or type 'Q', The bulletins that are marked with 'X' will then be
-
- displayed. A bulletin that is marked with 'N' will never be displayed
-
- unless it is requested explicitly with the /READ or /SEARCH qualifier.
-
-
-
- You can also press 'F' or 'P' to file or print a bulletin. Note that
-
- a bulletin will not be displayed when you terminates the selection
-
- process unless you mark it with 'X'. Furthermore, it records this
-
- bulletin as "read".
-
-
-
- Note that before any bulletin message is displayed (at marking phase)
-
- and if CTRL_Z is pressed at this point, no matter how many bulletin
-
- messages you mark with 'X' or 'N', nothing is displayed and recorded.
-
-2 Commands
-
-
-
- There are several commands available to the user during the display of
-
- bulletin text. They are:
-
-
-
- <CR> - Display next screen
-
- <SPACE> - Display next screen (only used on video terminal)
-
- B/b - Display previous bulletin message
-
- F/f - File a current bulletin message
-
- N/n - Display next bulletin message
-
- P/p - Print a current bulletin message
-
- S/s - Skip to the next bulletin library
-
- U/u - Mark a bulletin message as UNREAD
-
- 1-9 - Display next n line(s)
-
- Ctrl-W - Refresh screen (only used on video terminal)
-
- Ctrl-Z - Exit
-
- PF2 - Display this text
-
- ? - Display this text
-
-2 Display_bulletin
-
-
-
- A screen of bulletin text is displayed initially. A <RETURN> or
-
- <SPACE> will display the next screen. Pressing 1 to 9 will display
-
- the next n line(s). There will be no bulletin selection if there is
-
- only one bulletin to display.
-
-2 Filing_bulletin
-
-
-
- When a bulletin message is filed, it gives you the default file name
-
- "bulletin.txt" and allows you to edit it if you are using a video
-
- terminal; otherwise, you have to enter a file name.
-
-
-
- If you run out of disk space, or the file name is invalid, nothing is
-
- filed.
-
-2 Parameters
-
-
-
- bulletin_library_spec
-
-
-
- Specifies the names of the bulletin libraries you want to access. No
-
- wild card characters are allowed in the bulletin_library_spec. The
-
- default library file type is BLB.
-
-
-
- This parameter may be omitted if there is a list of default bulletin
-
- libraries (i. e., if the logical name DEF_BULLETIN is defined). In
-
- this case, the translation of DEF_BULLETIN will be used as the
-
- bulletin libraries. The parameter may also be used to override a
-
- default bulletin library. If this parameter is missing on the command
-
- line, and there is no logical name DEF_BULLETIN defined, you will be
-
- prompted for the bulletin libraries.
-
-2 Qualifiers
-
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-
- If there is no qualifier specified, the BULLETIN command will display
-
- in inverse order of date all new (unread) bulletins. This is the
-
- default action.
-
-/ALL
-
-
-
- Inhibits the option of choosing bulletins. This qualifier may be used
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- by itself or in conjunction with the /READ and /SEARCH qualifier. All
-
- bulletins in the bulletin library or which contain the /READ or
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- /SEARCH arguments are displayed.
-
-/BRIEF
-
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- Displays the total number of new bulletins in each bulletin library.
-
-/NEW
-
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- Displays all new bulletin titles in each bulletin library.
-
-/READ
-
- /READ[=key]
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- Displays in inverse order of date all bulletins with titles containing
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- the key string. If the key string is omitted, all bulletins will be
-
- displayed. The key is 10 characters long.
-
-/SEARCH
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- /SEARCH=key
-
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- Displays in inverse order of date all bulletins with the key string.
-
- The entire texts as well as the titles are searched for the key. The
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- key is 79 characters long.
-
-/REVERSE
-
- /REVERSE
-
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- Reverse the default sequence of displaying bulletin messages. This
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- qualifier applies only to BULLETIN, or BULLETIN/READ, or
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- BULLETIN/SEARCH.
-
-/DEFAULT
-
- /DEFAULT=value
-
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- Value can be DATE, which is the default, displays the date on which
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- the bulletin message was posted. POSTER displays the person who posts
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- the bulletin message. SIZE displays the size (number of lines) of the
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- bulletin message.
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-2 Status_file
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- A file named BULLETIN.DAT is created and updated in the user's login
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- directory when the bulletin program is invoked. This file keeps track
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- of the status of all bulletins with respect to the user (i. e., read,
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- unread, etc). If this file is deleted, the information will be lost
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- and all bulletins are treated as new.
-
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-
- The default status file may be overridden if the logical name
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- DEF_BULLDATA is defined.
-
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-
- If you run out of disk quota, this file can't be updated. Do not
-
- tamper with this file. If the format is distorted, a new one will be
-
- created when the bulletin program is invoked. As a result, the
-
- information is lost and all bulletins are treated as new.
-
diff --git a/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.rnh b/decus/vax87a/bullv4_0/bulletin.rnh
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index 9d6fba5..0000000
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-1 BULLETIN
-.lm+2 .s1
-The command $ BULLETIN invokes the bulletin utility. This utility is used to
-provide information to users of the system.
-.s1 .lit
-Format:
-
- $ BULLETIN [/qualifiers] [bulletin_library_spec[,...]]
-.end lit
-.lm-2
-2 Acknowledgements
-.lm+2 .s1
-This bulletin board system is designed by Dr. Peter H. Roosen-Runge. It
-was first implemented by Edward Fung. Later releases were enhanced by James
-P. Lewis.
-.lm-2
-2 Choosing__bulletin
-.lm+2 .s1
-.c;Video Terminal
-.skip
-If you use a video terminal, BULLETIN displays a list of bulletin titles for
-you to choose from. Arrow keys may be used to position cursor to the desired
-bulletin title. The bulletin is then selected for display by pressing 'X', or
-marked as "never-show" by pressing 'N'. (You would typically use 'N' to mark
-bulletins which you know from their titles are of no interest to you and which
-you do not wish to have called to your attention later even though they remain
-unread.) The <DELETE> key may be used to cancel the marking. A Carriage-Return
-or <SPACE> terminates the selection process. The bulletins that are marked
-with 'X' will then be displayed. A bulletin that is marked with 'N' will
-never be displayed unless it is requested explicitly with the /READ or
-/SEARCH qualifier.
-.skip
-You can also press 'F' or 'P' to file or print a bulletin. Note that this
-bulletin will not be displayed when you terminates the selection process
-unless you mark it with 'X'. Furthermore, it records this bulletin as "read".
-To know more about a bulletin message such as who posts it, how long it
-is, etc., you just press 'M'.
-.skip
-Note that before any bulletin message is displayed (at marking phase) and if
-CTRL__Z is pressed at this point, no matter how many bulletin messages you mark
-with 'X' or 'N', nothing is displayed and recorded.
-.skip
-.c;Hardcopy Terminal
-.skip
-If you use a hard copy terminal or the one whose type is unknown to BULLETIN,
-it displays a list of bulletin titles for you to choose from. The bulletin is
-then selected for display by pressing 'X', or marked as "never-show" by
-pressing 'N'. (You would typically use 'N' to mark bulletins which you know
-from their titles are of no interest to you and which you do not wish to have
-called to your attention later even though they remain unread.) A
-Carriage-Return is used to skip to the next bulletin title. When you get down
-to the end of the list, or type 'Q', The bulletins that are marked with 'X'
-will then be displayed. A bulletin that is marked with 'N' will never be
-displayed unless it is requested explicitly with the /READ or /SEARCH
-qualifier.
-.skip
-You can also press 'F' or 'P' to file or print a bulletin. Note that a bulletin
-will not be displayed when you terminates the selection process unless you
-mark it with 'X'. Furthermore, it records this bulletin as "read".
-.skip
-Note that before any bulletin message is displayed (at marking phase) and if
-CTRL__Z is pressed at this point, no matter how many bulletin messages you mark
-with 'X' or 'N', nothing is displayed and recorded.
-.lm-2
-2 Commands
-.lm+2 .s1
-There are several commands available to the user during the display of
-bulletin text. They are:
-.s1 .lit
- <CR> - Display next screen
- <SPACE> - Display next screen (only used on video terminal)
- B/b - Display previous bulletin message
- F/f - File a current bulletin message
- N/n - Display next bulletin message
- P/p - Print a current bulletin message
- S/s - Skip to the next bulletin library
- U/u - Mark a bulletin message as UNREAD
- 1-9 - Display next n line(s)
- Ctrl-W - Refresh screen (only used on video terminal)
- Ctrl-Z - Exit
- PF2 - Display this text
- ? - Display this text
-.end lit
-.lm-2
-2 Display__bulletin
-.lm+2 .s1
-A screen of bulletin text is displayed initially. A <RETURN> or <SPACE>
-will display the next screen. Pressing 1 to 9 will display the next n line(s).
-There will be no bulletin selection if there is only one bulletin to
-display.
-.lm-2
-2 Filing__bulletin
-.lm+2 .s1
-When a bulletin message is filed, it gives you the default file name
-"bulletin.txt" and allows you to edit it if you are using a video terminal;
-otherwise, you have to enter a file name.
-.s1
-If you run out of disk space, or the file name is invalid, nothing is filed.
-.lm-2
-2 Parameters
-.lm+2 .s1
-bulletin__library__spec
-.s1
-Specifies the names of the bulletin libraries you want to access. No wild card
-characters are allowed in the bulletin__library__spec. The default
-library file type is BLB.
-.s1
-This parameter may be omitted if there is a list of default bulletin
-libraries (i.#e., if the logical name DEF__BULLETIN is defined). In this case,
-the translation of DEF__BULLETIN will be used as the bulletin
-libraries. The parameter may also be used to override a default bulletin
-library.
-If this parameter is missing on the command line, and there is no logical name
-DEF__BULLETIN defined, you will be prompted for the bulletin libraries.
-.lm-2
-2 Qualifiers
-.lm+2 .s1
-If there is no qualifier specified, the BULLETIN command will display in
-inverse order of date all new (unread) bulletins. This is the default action.
-.lm-2
-/ALL
-.lm+2 .s1
-Inhibits the option of choosing bulletins. This qualifier may be used by itself
-or in conjunction with the /READ and /SEARCH qualifier. All bulletins in the
-bulletin library or which contain the /READ or /SEARCH arguments are displayed.
-.lm-2
-/BRIEF
-.lm+2 .s1
-Displays the total number of new bulletins in each bulletin library.
-.lm-2
-/NEW
-.lm+2 .s1
-Displays all new bulletin titles in each bulletin library.
-.lm-2
-/READ
-.lit
- /READ[=key]
-.end lit
-.lm+2 .s1
-Displays in inverse order of date all bulletins with titles containing the key
-string. If the key string is omitted, all bulletins will be displayed. The key
-is 10 characters long.
-.lm-2
-/SEARCH
-.lit
- /SEARCH=key
-.end lit
-.lm+2 .s1
-Displays in inverse order of date all bulletins with the key string. The entire
-texts as well as the titles are searched for the key. The key is 79 characters
-long.
-.lm-2
-/REVERSE
-.lit
- /REVERSE
-.end lit
-.lm+2 .s1
-Reverse the default sequence of displaying bulletin messages. This qualifier
-applies only to BULLETIN, or BULLETIN/READ, or BULLETIN/SEARCH.
-.lm-2
-/DEFAULT
-.lit
- /DEFAULT=value
-.end lit
-.lm+2 .s1
-Value can be DATE, which is the default, displays the date on which the
-bulletin message was posted. POSTER displays the person who posts the bulletin
-message. SIZE displays the size (number of lines) of the bulletin message.
-.lm-2
-2 Status__file
-.lm+2 .s1
-A file named BULLETIN.DAT is created and updated in the user's login directory
-when the bulletin program is invoked.
-This file keeps track of the status of all bulletins with respect to the user
-(i.#e., read, unread, etc). If this file is deleted, the information will be
-lost and all bulletins are treated as new.
-.s1
-The default status file may be overridden if the logical name
-DEF__BULLDATA is defined.
-.s1
-If you run out of disk quota, this file can't be updated. Do not tamper
-with this file. If the format is distorted, a new one will be created when
-the bulletin program is invoked. As a result, the information is lost and
-all bulletins are treated as new.
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