        Skeletal instructions for using the contents of this tar file
		(for list 1.6b.  WJS.  Feb 04)

Files:

	This packaging of list expects to get the jdb routines from the
jgofsroot/src/lib/jgofs.a library.  It assumes that the values for list's
OPTIONS and INNEROPTIONS switches are jgofsroot/src/include/default.h and
jgofsroot/src/include/inner.h respectively.  The OPTIONS and INNEROPTIONS
switches mean the same for list as they do for methods.
	list now includes 2 files that are also released as part of the
defgb package; namely, defgb_utils.c and defgb.h.  These files are
incompatible with the ones released with defgb 4.1b (they will
be compatible with the ones released with defgb 4.2).  Accordingly,
these files should probably not be copied from the directory in which
list is being built.  The make file in this tar file will look for the 
defgb* files in the directory in which the make is occurring.
	This tar file includes a file named core.h.  It is intended that
core.h also eventually be located in jgofsroot/src/include.  Please
move it there or edit the make file accordingly.

	The major new features of list are described in list_output.doc
and list_exitstatus.doc.  Other features new since list 1.4:

	1) -n switch not needed if output is being sent to a file or pipe


	2) -m switch now allows user to specify the string to be 
	   substituted for "nd".  If the string is not numeric, 
	   it cannot begin with -.

	   This mod has introduced an incompatibility.  list cannot
	   distinguish between
		list -m subst_string object_spec
			and
		list -m object_spec output_spec

	   If there are no other switches that can be put between -m and
	   the object specifier, please explicitly specify the default -m
	   value
		list -m -9999.0 object_spec output_spec


	3) -finishinp specifies that list is to continue to access the object
	   being listed until the object signals EOF (even if, for example,
	   list cannot produce its own output due to, say, a full disk)


	4) -forceheader requires list to output variable list/comment info
	   even if it didn't get any data from the object (unless listing is
	   being done in -b format)
