The "shr" format is not the .SHR format.

[larsbrinkhoff]

The file shr-format.c implements the TOPS-20 sharable .EXE format (later adopted by TOPS-10?) However, the TOPS-10 .SHR file format is different. Thus the "shr" name can be confusing, and it would be good to come up with another name.

[larsbrinkhoff]

Here are some suggestions and objections:

• "exe" - Not ideal since a TOPS-20 .EXE can be either compressed or sharable.
• "save" - The TOPS-20 command SAVE writes these files. But in TOPS-10 and TENEX it writes a nonsharable .SAV.
• "nsave" - The TOPS-10 6.x command NSAVE writes these files... I think.
• "t20" - Ok, but TOPS-10 also uses this format.

Note, in this context: compressed = nonsharable.

[larsbrinkhoff]

SHR format is flat binary to be loaded at 400000. The first 10 locations:

<kiteguy> jobhsa,0
<kiteguy> jobh41,1
<kiteguy> jobhcr,2
<kiteguy> jobhrn,3
<kiteguy> jobhvr,4
<kiteguy> jobhda,10
<kiteguy> 0 is copied to JOBSA
<kiteguy> 1 to JOB41
<kiteguy> 2 to JOBCOR
<kiteguy> 3 LH to JOBHRL
<kiteguy> 3 RH to JOBREN,LH
<kiteguy> 4 to JOBVER

[larsbrinkhoff]

Renamed in #117.