CLASSICCMP    RT-11    BUG    LIST
                                    by
                              Jerome H. Fine

                       V1.0 - DRAFT - May 1st, 2002

This document is a first attempt to set up the Classiccmp RT-11 Bug List.
Over the years, it is hoped that it will become one of the essential
documents that RT-11 users will consult.  Since this initial draft is
considered to be open to any and all changes, please feel free to contact
the author to make suggestions.

In addition, this list will only be useful if there are contributions
from as many RT-11 users as possible.  Even if you are not sure, please
inform the current list person (initially the first author) of as many
problems about RT-11 as you are aware of.  My current e-mail address is:
Jerome H. Fine <jhfinepw4z@compsys.to>

In order to get the Classiccmp RT-11 Bug List off to as rapid and as
early a start as possible, the first two bugs to be reported will not
be very important.  While a patch will be developed if users demonstrate
sufficient interest, that will not be a high priority.


OPERATING  SYSTEM  BUGS


DEVICE  DRIVER  BUGS


PROGRAMS  WITH  BUGS

MACRO.SAV

(a)  All current and old versions - the number of digits when the year
     is displayed on the listing is only two.  A four digit year is
     required.

(b)  At the end of the listing, the "Elapsed time:" is displayed.  The
     format seems to be:  HH:MM:SS.th
     where HH = number of Hours
           MM = number of Minutes
           SS = number of Seconds
           t  = tenths of a second
           h  = hundredths of a second
     In actual fact, while the above assumptions are correct for HH, MM
     and SS, the "t" and "h" assumptions are quite wrong.  Rather, the
     "th" value is the number of ticks left over out of a full second.
     For a 60 Hz clock, this value is between 0 and 59 while for a 50 Hz
     clock, the range is between 0 and 49.  For example, for an assembly
     which has an Elapsed time of 00:00:01.59 (obviously for a system
     with a 60 Hz clock), an assembly which takes 16 milliseconds longer
     will have an Elapsed time of 00:00:02.00 which is not what is
     expected.


LIBR.SAV

(a)  To be added next.