2.11BSD/src/usr.bin/f77/README

Forget about using the original (non-overlaid) Makefile; f77 is so big
now that it can't run without overlays, even given separate i/d.

Ovmakefile.-n is essentially the original Ovmakefile; Ovmakefile.-i
takes advantage of separate i/d to cut down (drastically) on the number
of overlays needed.  In addition, moving selected tables into i-space
both doesn't work and isn't needed given split i/d; thus, it isn't
attempted.

Defs has been hacked for larger internal compiler table sizes.  This
will only work with separate i/d; copy defs.orig onto defs if you are
running a non-split i/d machine.

Error.c has been trivially (and dirtily) hacked to give a decent
diagnostic message on FATAL and FATAL1 compiler errors.  The message
was there all along; however, f77pass1 used to exit before emitting the
message text.

Take note that you may need to remake yacc before you can remake
f77pass1.  F77pass1 needs lots of yacc table space.

For further information, contact:
	Dr. Walter E. Brown
	Computer Science Dept.
	Moravian College
	Bethlehem, PA  18018
	(215) 861-1441
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