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author boisy
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-THE NITROS-9 PROJECT
-
-This project was started some years ago by Boisy Pitre and Alan DeKok.
-The idea was to create a well documented repository of NitrOS-9 source
-code for the Color Computer.
-
-That goal has largely been reached, though there are still modules that have
-yet to be disassembled and properly commented.  Also, other source files
-need additional commenting.
-
-FILE ORGANIZATION
-All source files contain the file extension '.asm'  The source files are
-organized into their respective directories, with the topmost being:
-
-	docs/         ..... NitrOS-9 Documentation
-	6809l1/       ..... NitrOS-9/6809 Level 1 source
-	6809l2/       ..... NitrOS-9/6809 Level 2 source
-	6309l2/       ..... NitrOS-9/6309 Level 2 source
-	6309l3/       ..... NitrOS-9/6309 Level 3 source
-	defs/         ..... NitrOS-9 definition files
-	3rdparty/     ..... Third party drivers, applications, etc.
-
-The 6x09l?/ directories contain makefiles and subdirectories for commands,
-modules and bootfiles.
-
-DEFINITION FILES
-The defs/ directory has definition files for the NitrOS-9 packages. These 
-these defs/ files are also the basis for the definition files that are
-migrated to the distribution disks.
-
-	os9defs       ..... Defs files for all NitrOS-9 distributions
-	systype       ..... System definitions for all NitrOS-9 distributions
-	scfdefs       ..... SCF file manager defs
-	rbfdefs       ..... RBF file manager defs
-	vdgdefs       ..... VDGInt driver defs
-	pipedefs      ..... PipeMan defs
-
-BUILDING
-The provided makefiles use the cocotools package, which can be found at
-<http://www.nitros9.org/snapshots/cocotools.tar.gz>, in order to assemble
-source files into binary modules. Simply type 'make' at the project's root
-directory to assemble.
-