Program EDDYBL

398 APPENDIX D . PROGRAM EDDYBLeffect . Whenever you wish to run SETEBL, simply make sure grafic .datis present in your directory . If it is not present, SETEBL displays a messageinforming. you that you are attempting to run an uninstalled version ofSETEBL and promptly terminates . If you are running Program SETEBLon an IBM PC based system, you must also install the ansi .sys driver .Thus,The third step required to install SETEBL on an IBMPC based system is to install the ansi.sys driver byadding the following command to your config .sys file .device=ansi . sysIf you have not previously had this command in your config.sys file, it willnot take effect until you re-boot your computer .D.3.2 Remote-Terminal InstallationFor a remote terminal whose characteristics are different from those of yourboot console, you can create another grafic.dat by making appropriatechanges to Program INSTL . The program is heavily commented, andcustomization should be straightforward .D .4Installing EDDYBLTo use the supplied executable version of EDDYBL on an IBM PC orcompatible microcomputer, simply copy the executable file to your workingdirectory. Otherwise, if you wish to make program changes, or if you areusing a computer other than an IBM PC, the first step required to installProgram EDDYBL is to compile and link the program . The main programis the file eddybl .for that also makes use of the include files common andcpuid. Be sure to link with the /e option for the Microsoft Fortran versionor the -pack option with SVS Fortran-386/Phar Lap to reduce the size ofthe executable file .The only step required to install EDDYBL for yourcomputer is to either copy the executable file to yourworking directory or to compile and link Program ED-DYBL .