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                PROJECT YAO OBJECT SGML PARSER (OSGML)
                     Version 1.0 Alpha level 2.0
   An SGML Parser conforming to International Standard ISO 8879 --
                 Standard Generalized Markup Language
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//// rastspec.txt
///  ObjectSGML specification
//   Charles F. Goldfarb 1994-04-02
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The modules in the RAST archive should be compiled and linked with
those in the OSGML archive (the OSGML "source pool" in the Borland 4.0
IDE).
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The following is a procedure to assure that RAST is functioning
properly in your environment:
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0) Check the RAST module:
   command: rast ?
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1) Build a default concrete syntax in LOCAL16.OCS
   command: rast /sLOCAL16 t0.sgm
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2) Use the default concrete syntax we just built
   command: rast t1.sgm
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3) Produce a compiled DTD from a derivation of the `general' DTD of ISO8879
   command: rast /p t2.sgm
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4) Use the compiled DTD: you will be prompted to enter a few
   data in the document instance:  press ctl-Z to end.
   command: rast /p t3.sgm
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5) Parse a sample document that tests some of the more exotic
   attribute events.
   command: rast t4.sgm
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The results of steps 3-5 are each placed in the file "rastout.txt",
which can be compared to t2.rst, t3.rst, and t4.rst, respectively.