EXECUTABLE MODULE CREATION
First set the directory default to the directory where you wish the executable version of SMAUG to reside. If you are on the Analysis machine, type:
"@SYS$ANALYSIS: [HANCHAR.SMAUG]SMAUG.LNK" (or equivalent)

If you are on one of the Data machines type:
"@SYS$SYSDEVICE: [HANCHAR.SMAUG]SMAUG.LNK" (or equivalent)

There is no provisions for making a SMAUG executable file on the Vax machine. After you type the input line, the linking command file will type a header message, and then it will prompt: "Do you wish to interface with CAMAC (def=Y)?"
Answer No for the off-line analysis version and carriage return or Y for on line analysis version. Note, the on-line analysis version should only be created in either DATA1 or DATA2 machines.

"SPCSUB Object file (def=none)?". This is where you input the names of any specialized object modules such as Fortran object code t~ manipulate the data on a event by event basis. Such subroutine will only be activated through the command "SPCSUB" as explained later.

"BUFREAD Object File (def=none)?" For tapes which do not have tne same format as NSCL tape format or if the user likes to write his own :ape or buffer reading routine, one can input the name of the object file for manipulating the buffer here.

The program will then be compiled with the name of SMAUG.EXE in the present default directory. The executable can be renamed at will the executable is renamed, the command files listed in Appendix should be changed accordingly.

Special Note: For the on-line analysis version, please consult Ron Fox or associated documentation as to how to connect SMAUG to router. An example is attached in the Appendix