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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
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Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

69.0. "DECmcc, NCL and DECmcc/NCL" by CCIIS1::ROGGEBAND () Thu Mar 08 1990 11:50

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69.1More questionsCCIIS1::ROGGEBANDThu Mar 08 1990 12:1426
69.2INFO - NCL vs DECmccGOSTE::CALLANDERThu Mar 08 1990 19:5726
    I am not going to try to answer everything at once; I still have
    to absorb half of what you have presented.
    
    Okay some history. When Dawn Banks started work on NCL she worked
    with the DECmcc development team in initiating her design. As you
    have figured out NCL uses something that sure looks like the DECmcc
    Directors Parse Table Builder (PTB). When Dawn started she was given
    all of the Director tools (MSL, DAP, and PTB). Since the original
    versions I do not know if Dawn has updated to the newer PTB formats
    and tool enhancements; it is my understanding that she has not,
    but that NCL still uses the original versions of these tools. 
    
    Since the tools and their internal storage formats have changed
    the tables created are not interchangeable; but the premise of
    enrollability/extensibility is.
    
    At this point the only data that is shared, is what has actually
    already been shared and modified to meet the needs and restrictions
    of NCL. Code, MSLs, and tools have all been openly shared during
    the course of development.
    
    Regarding DECdts and DNS I will see what I can do about finding
    you an answer.
    
hope some of this helps; most of it you had already figured out.    
    
69.3CCIIS1::ROGGEBANDFri Mar 09 1990 07:157
69.4INFO - maybe NTU slides can helpGOSTE::CALLANDERFri Mar 09 1990 15:386
    
    You might want to drop a line to Steve Wong (TOOK::WONG) he
    did some stuff an NTU recently that you might find of interest.
    
    jill