The files included make up two modules to be used with SDL.
If you have MAKE, the included MAKEFILE can be used to compile and
link all of the modules (the UNSDL program, the CC module and the
DUMP module) by just saying MAKE. You may compile individually by
saying MAKE UNSDL, MAKE CC or MAKE DUMP if you prefer. If you don't
have make, you can use @COMPILE to compile everything.

	To actually use these modules, you need to define SDL$SHARE
to point to the directory in which the executable reside, i.e.
$ DEFINE SDL$SHARE SYS$DISK:[]	! current directory
You also need to extract the modules from SYS$SHARE:STARLETSD.
For example, if you wanted $JPIDEF you would extract STARDEFFL
out of the library, i.e.
$ LIBRARY/EXTRACT=STARDEFFL/OUT=STARDEFFL.SDI/TEXT SYS$SHARE:STARDEFFL
All of the modules normally found in the STARLET macro library are
chunked together in sections, alphabetically by module name. The above
is the section going from F to L, hence the name.
You will then need to define the UNSDL command after modifying
UNSDL.CLD, i.e. SET COMMAND UNSDL

	UNSDL simply sets up some symbols and then executes the proper
SDL/NOPARSE/LANGUAGE=... command. The symbols are then read by the language
module (the DUMP module ignores them currently) and modifies its actions
accordingly. See UNSDL.CLD for a description of the command qualifiers
and what they affect. Note that not all are necessarily implemented.

	The CC module allows you to specify other options if you
use UNSDL. To specify these options, you must use a command of the
form UNSDL/LANGUAGE=CC="options", where 'options' is a comma separated
list. The following are the valid options:
	INDENT=value
		number of spaces to indent for structures/unions
	MASK=[HEX | DECIMAL]
		us HEX or DECIMAL masks for #define
	CASE=[ORIGINAL | MIXED | UPPER | LOWER]
		select the case to use, ORIGINAL specifies that the original
		case is to be used, MIXED specifies that #defines will be
		done in uppercase, and structure/union/variable declarations
		will be done in lower case. UPPER specifies that everything
		will be uppercased, and LOWER specifies that everything
		will be lowercased. Note that this does not modify text in
		comments..
	[NO]PROTOTYPES
		specifies that function prototypes are to be used. Note that
		this feature is a use at your own risk adventure. I've noticed
		several functions which were declared wrong in the original
		SDL files.. (i.e. lib$getjpi, lib$getdvi, lib$getsyi)
	[NO]COMMENTS
		specifies wether to include comments or not. Can reduce
		the size significantly if you use NOCOMMENTS
	MODULES=(module-list)
		Allows you to extract a single module (or list of modules).
		The module name(s) can be wildcarded.
	[NO]SEPARATE
		Specifies that separate output files are to be created
		for each module. The files will be named according to
		the module name.