{\huge Files available with this release}

Transputer forth is supplied on a single low density floppy disk.

To install the system copy the release disk to a new directory. Run the
executable file "tforth.exe". This will unpack the following files:

{\bf Execution code}
\begin{itemize}
\item Batch files to boot a T2, a T4 or a T8 called "forth?.bat".
For example if you have an IMSB004 with an IMST414 transputer
type "forth4.bat". If you are using an IMST212 or IMST222 use "forth2.bat".
For owners of the IMST800 or IMST425 use "forth8.bat".
\item Bootstrap files to boot T2/4/8 called "boot?.btl"
\item Forth dictionary binaries for T2/4/8 called "forth?.bin".
These files are created by "build.bat". The T2 file requires a
minimum of 31k to run, the T4/8 file requires 34k.
\item An example screen file "forth.scr" including an editor and assembler.
\item The "iserver.exe" file from the IMSD705 toolkit.
\item The ITERM file for terminal depencies for the PC called "ibmpc.itm".
\end{itemize}

{\bf Utilities}
\begin {itemize}
\item A Batch file "build.bat" to build new "forth?.bin" files.
\item An object file "builder.t4h" used by "build.bat".
\item A utility to convert screen files to text and back called
"transform.exe".
\end{itemize}

{\bf Source code}
\begin {itemize}
\item The \occam\  source of the build utility called "builder.occ" which
has four separate compilation units called "build?.occ".  This will
explain how the forth system is implemented.
\item The {\tt make} file for the build utility called "builder".
\item The \occam\  source for the bootstrap program called "booter.occ"
with the three program sources "boot?.pgm" to the files "boot?.btl".
These files interface the "forth?.bin file to the "iserver" protocol.
\item The three {\tt make} files "boot?" to help compile the bootstraps.
\item An include file of constants called "forthlib.inc" used by the above.
\item The microsoft C source for the "transform" utility.
\end{itemize}

All \occam\  code is IMSD705 compatible.
