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############################################################
#
# About FDclone Ver. 2.00
#
# Takashi SHIRAI, <shirai@nintendo.co.jp>
# Feb 6, 2002
#
############################################################
FDclone is a file & directory maintenance tool for the UNIX
based OS (called as "UNIX" expediently below). It is a clone
of "FD" for MS-DOS, made by Mr. A.Idei <SDI00544@niftyserve.or.jp>
in 1989.
I make it as similar as possible in its specifications, but
implement it quite originally.
The reason why I called it a clone is based on the fact that
"FD" is so popular that Japanese MS-DOS users treat the name
of "FD" as the synonym of file maintenance tools.
Once, there was a file maintenance tool for UNIX named 'fu'
(made by Mr. Takashi Tashiro <PDC02432@niftyserve.or.jp>),
with which I was concerned to develop. I heard that many users
rename it "fd" as alias.
I think that the users came from MS-DOS to UNIX adapt to
this name, because of easy typing.
Therefore, it seemed effective that development of the tool
based on it as its specifications made UNIX novices who came
from MS-DOS adapt the UNIX environment naturally.
From the above reason, this FDclone is made. While there
ware long transitions and difficulties on its way, at last,
I complete and release it. I dare say I'm happy.
--
FDclone-2.00 package includes the following files.
README this file (in Japanese)
README.eng this file
HISTORY amendment history up to now (in Japanese)
HISTORY.eng amendment history up to now
FAQ Q&A (Frequently Asked Question in Japanese)
FAQ.eng Q&A (Frequently Asked Question)
TECHKNOW technical knowhow (in Japanese)
TECHKNOW.eng technical knowhow
LICENSES document for licenses (in Japanese)
LICENSES.eng document for licenses
Install document to install FDclone (in Japanese)
Install.eng document to install FDclone
ToAdmin document for the administrator of FDclone (in Japanese)
ToAdmin.eng document for the administrator of FDclone
Configur auto configuration program (used in Makefile)
Makefile Makefile
Makefile.in template of Makefile
fd.man roff file for man page (in Japanese)
fd_e.man roff file for man page
fd.cat plain text for man page (in Japanese)
fd_e.cat plain text for man page
mkmfsed.c sed script generator for filtering Makefile
kanjicnv.c simple kanji code converter
mkfunkno.c command serial number generator
expfunc.c shell function expander (for obsolete /bin/sh)
mkunitbl.c UNICODE transfer table generator
mkmfsedg.sed sed script filtering Makefile for djgpp v1.xx
mkmfsedd.sed sed script filtering Makefile for djgpp v2.xx
mkmfdosl.sed sed script filtering Makefile for LSI C-86 3.5
mkmfdosb.sed sed script filtering Makefile for Borland C++
makefile.gpc Makefile for djgpp v1.xx on DOS/V
makefile.g98 Makefile for djgpp v1.xx on PC-98x1
makefile.dpc Makefile for djgpp v2.xx on DOS/V
makefile.d98 Makefile for djgpp v2.xx on PC-98x1
makefile.lpc Makefile for LSI C-86 3.5 on DOS/V
makefile.l98 Makefile for LSI C-86 3.5 on PC-98x1
makefile.bpc Makefile Borland C++ on DOS/V
makefile.b98 Makefile for Borland C++ on PC-98x1
main.c FDclone main source
term.c termcap library source
term.h header for term.c
pathname.c pathname operation module
pathname.h header for pathname.c
system.c /bin/sh compatible system(3) module
system.h header for system.c
doscom.c COMMAND.COM builtin commands used in system.c
dosdisk.c floppy drive driver
dosdisk.h header for dosdisk.c
dosemu.c system call wrapper for floppy drive
unixdisk.c file I/O functions for MS-DOS
unixdisk.h header for unixdisk.c
unixemu.c system call emulation on MS-DOS
unixemu.h header for unixemu.c
libc.c arrangement of C standard library
file.c file I/O module
apply.c applying one after another module
parse.c strings parser module
builtin.c builtin command module
shell.c shell command module
kanji.c kanji code convert module
input.c user input module
info.c various information module
rockridg.c ISO 9660 RockRidge extension module
archive.c archiver module
tree.c tree screen module
custom.c customizer module
command.c internal command module
browse.c browser screen module
fd.h header for customizing FDclone
machine.h header for machine dependency
config.hin dummy header for environment setting
types.h variable type declarations
kctype.h header for kanji code
func.h prototype declarations
functabl.h header for attribute on internal command
kanji.hin Japanese strings
version.h version
_fdrc template for .fd2rc
_fdrc.dif changes from 1.03 about .fd2rc
--
The copyright of FDclone belongs to:
[ Takashi Shirai <shirai@nintendo.co.jp> ]
However, you are allowed freely to distribute, change,
include and use secondarily the all sources, without any
restriction.
New development from my products, based on the source of
FDclone, will satisfy me as author. You can recycle it
freely.
But, an act which adds restriction to use and distribution
of FDclone, for example applying the patent about FDclone
without permission, is forbidden entirely, because it
becomes the act against the ideology of free software.
Please tell me individually about distribution of the
executable binary via CD-ROM or various networks.
However, secondary distribution of the already distributed
binary follows licenses of each distributor, then you
should tell them details.
The distributor's address of a distributed binary is
displayed on the function line of the help screen, it is
shown by HELP_MESSAGE command.
If there is not this address, or the version number in
a title line don't suffix the character of '#', it is
revealed to be an unofficial distributed binary. Then I
have no responsibilities for it.
--
Please refer to each document for details. Compile
according to `Install', and see man page for operational
details after installation.
I've prepared FAQ. When you got some troubles, read
these documents before asking me. Almost troubles will
be solved with FAQ and man page.
You can compile this not only on each UNIX but also on
MS-DOS, compiling on MS-DOS makes you need to replace
Makefile.
--
UNIX is the registered trademark licensed by X/Open Company
Ltd. However, the name of UNIX called in each document of
FDclone is not means UNIX OS licensed by X/Open, but means
the any OS derived from unics, AT&T Bell Laboratory developed.
Though I don't intend to invade the copyright of X/Open,
the generic name means these all is disappeared, so I use
this name expediently.
--
Acknowledgement
At last, thank the following persons for taking care of
FDclone development.
(in alphabetical order)
o He is the author of "FD", and permit to release FDclone.
SDI00544@niftyserve.or.jp (Atsushi Idei)
o They guided me about file systems in the WINC workshop ML.
kenji@reseau.toyonaka.osaka.jp (Kenji Rikitake)
mori@chuo-computer.co.jp (Hidekazu Mori)
ohm@kyoto.wide.ad.jp (Akitoshi Morishima)
saitoh@ics.es.osaka-u.ac.jp (Akinori Saito)
o Administrator of the beta test ML
matusita@ics.es.osaka-u.ac.jp (Makoto MATSUSHITA)
o Beta testers
7m2vej@ritp.ye.IHI.co.jp (UENO Fumihiro)
aki@pic.hitachi-sk.co.jp (Akiyoshi Sakaguchi)
ao@orient.tuins.cs.toyo.ac.jp (AOYAGI Yoichi)
daikoku@lang2.bs1.fc.nec.co.jp (Hirosi Daikoku)
fuku@amorph.rim.or.jp (FUKUSHIMA Osamu)
go@cclub.tutcc.tut.ac.jp (Go Watanabe)
h-inoue@is.aist-nara.ac.jp (Hiroyuki Inoue)
h-yagi@zero0.nsis.cl.nec.co.jp (Hideo Yagi)
hashi@star.rcast.u-tokyo.ac.jp (TAKAHASHI Katsuyuki)
hide@mamoru.ee.sophia.ac.jp (Takahide Yamaguchi)
hiro@akinus1.aki.che.tohoku.ac.jp (Akiyasu Hirotani)
i4579@info.nara-k.ac.jp (Kimura Masashi)
ishida@econ.shinshu-u.ac.jp (Akira Ishida)
ito@getz.isc.chubu.ac.jp (Maki ITO)
j0442@cranesv.egg.kushiro-ct.ac.jp (Kazunori Yoshida)
j9194169@ed.yama.sut.ac.jp (Keitarou Yoshimura)
jt@ng.nefs.nec.co.jp (Jiro_Takabatake)
katsu@cs.uec.ac.jp (Katsuaki Suzuki)
ke3057yt@ex.ecip.osaka-u.ac.jp (yosioka tuneo)
kimai@av.crl.sony.co.jp (IMAI Kenichi)
kjm@yonka.ngy.mhi.co.jp (KOJIMA Hajime)
kkubota@crl.go.jp (Kazuo Kubota)
kmiya@mm.rd.nttdata.jp (Kunio Miyamoto)
kobashi@comp.eng.himeji-tech.ac.jp (kobashi)
manabu@saskg.semicon.sony.co.jp (Niizato -Gamer- Manabu)
mat@azalea.gose.nara.jp (Matsuo Kazunori)
mats@cc.tuat.ac.jp (Seiji Matsumoto)
mhirano@avkk.yamaha.co.jp (Mitsuyuki HIRANO)
mino@kis-gw.msk.kis.co.jp (MINOMO Kazutoshi)
mori@isc.mew.co.jp (Shigeki Morimoto)
nino@windy.mech.utsunomiya-u.ac.jp (Nao NINOMIYA)
nyoshi@kaba.or.jp (YOSHIDA Nobuaki)
ohge@enzan.ee.kansai-u.ac.jp (Hiroki Ohge)
ohishi@otc.qnes.nec.co.jp (Isao Ohishi)
okubo@mem.cl.nec.co.jp (Shuichi OHKUBO)
ozawa@prince.pe.u-tokyo.ac.jp
roy@lit.cs.uec.ac.jp (SATOU Masaki)
ryoji@kgupyr.kwansei.ac.jp (Ryoji Nagai)
sakai@csl.cl.nec.co.jp (Junji SAKAI)
sakanaga@ds.kyoto.omronsoft.co.jp (Toshiyuki Sakanaga)
sawada@h3news1.kais.kyoto-u.ac.jp (Yutaka SAWADA)
senshu@astro.yamagata-cit.ac.jp (Hiroyuki Senshu)
shige@luck.imasy.or.jp (Shigechika Aikawa)
shirai@atropos.gen.u-tokyo.ac.jp (Izuru Shirai)
taka-mm@super.win.or.jp (Takahasi Mamoru)
tan@kei-n.huap.hokudai.ac.jp (Takushi Tanaka)
tanaka@inf.ptg.sony.co.jp ("T.Tanaka")
tomiyan@cv.sony.co.jp (Mitsuhiko Tomita)
tsuka@ohsaki.meidensha.co.jp (Yoshihiro Tsukamoto)
uno@meleager.mel.go.jp
wakui@casiogw.rd.casio.co.jp (WAKUI Kazuhiko)
watanabe@jis.ptg.sony.co.jp (ebaN)
yajima@ccedu.sendai-ct.ac.jp (Kuniaki YAJIMA)
yaku@jedi.seg.kobe-u.ac.jp (Masao Yakushijin)
yamakawa@crdl.pioneer.co.jp (Yuzo Yamakawa)
yamamoto@ogw.ei.hosei.ac.jp (Kouya Yamamoto)
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