Multics Technical Bulletins Index

Multics Technical Bulletins (MTBs) were development white papers produced by project members and circulated to everone on the team. They followed the series of over 1000 Multics Checkout Bulletins produced during the initial implementation of the system.

MTB-770, 1987-11-05, Video Support for DSA, John Hergert

MTB-769, 1987-10-14, Implementing Internet Protocol on Multics, John Hunter

MTB-767, 1987-11-05, System V CURSES Port, Douglas Howe

MTB-766, 1987-08-07, Multics DSA Unified File Transfer Facility Reference Guide, Mary Crawford

MTB-765, 1987-08-07, Multics DSA Network Administration Guide, Mary Crawford

MTB-764, 1987-05-21, Changes to the sys_log_ Subroutine, Gary Dixon

MTB-763-03, 1987-07-09, Multics Command Level I/O redirection (pipes), G. William May

MTB-762, 1987-03-30, C Runtime Extensions, Douglas Howe

MTB-761, 1987-01-05, Multics C Overview, Doug Robinson

MTB-760, 1987-08-06, Privileged Commands and Subroutines, Mary Crawford

MTB-758, 1986-11-28, Video Support for DSA, Gary C. Dixon

This MTB describes the interface between the Multics Video System and the communications system which is part of the Honeywell Distributed Systems Architecture (DSA) protocols.

MTB-757-01, 1986-10-20, ALM Symbol Table Support, Rick Gray

This MTB describes features to be added to the ALM assembler that will be of interest to ALM programmers and those compiler writers who are using ALM as an intermediary. The features will include the ability to:

• position text entry sequences,
• specify more information in text entry sequences,
• create a full or partial symbol table for debugging.

These features will provide the assembler with symbolic debugging information that will be organized into a format known to probe and debug. The information will be supplied to the assembler using two new pseudo operators. These pseudo operators are described in this MTB and will allow the programmer or compiler writer to provide the assembler with information for the symbolic debugging of ALM programs. Note that this document does not describe any mechanism for the explicit specification of statement map information.

Thanks to Ward Anderson who has done most of the work on symbol table support for ALM.

MTB-756, 1986-08-29, Video Support for MOWSE, Ron Barstad

A description of the functionality and external interfaces of Multics software to support video mode within the Multics Online WorkStation Environment (MOWSE). A description of MOWSE interfaces referenced in this document may be found in the following MTBs.

• MTB-740 MOWSE Overview
• MTB-741 MOWSE Design, Commands and Subroutines
• MTB-742 MOWSE Background File Transfer (BFT) Facility
• MTB-743 MOWSE Terminal Emulator

Also referenced is

• MTB-708 Local Echo Negotiation

MTB-755, 1986-08-06, A new SSU Command deck_file_manger, Rick Fakoury

This document describes the design and implementation of a new subsytem that will provide a user interface to tools necessary to maintain a T&D deckfile. This new subsystem will replace the functionality provided by the existing load_tandd_library command and provide a number of new functions that will aide in the maintaining and updating of the deck file.

MTB-754, 1986-07-22, A New tssi_ Interface to Obtain Translator Files., Rick Gray

This MTB describes a possible new interface to the system routine tssi_ that will be used by languages that access source, object, and listing files. It describes two new entrypoints and an information structure that will be used to access these files.

MTB-753-02, 1986-07-10, Multiplexing Control Points in a Process, Gary M. Palter, Stan Cox

This MTB proposes changes to support simple user ring tasking. Control points are sub-process entities whose execution can be interleaved. The proposal includes general descriptions of commands and subroutines to manipulate tasks, and changes to the system to deal with the more complex environment.

MTB-752, 1986-05-01, Network Login Servers, Robert S. Coren

This MTB describes the design for a type of process that functions as a "login server" for a particular set of network endpoints. Such a process has ultimate control of all the connections to those endpoints, engages in all pre-access dialogue, and assigns the connections to user processes as appropriate. This relieves the Initializer process of the necessity of learning how to communicate with each network as it comes along; the functions of user validation and process creation, which must continue to be performed by the Initializer, are separated from those of communications channel management. A protocol has been developed for communication between the Initializer and the login servers, so that the servers can request the creation of processes, find out process IDs, be notified of process terminations in order to clean up all connections, etc.

The login server itself will not be part of the standard Multics system in MR12; it will only be included in the DSA package marketed by Bull. Its implementation, however, requires some modifications to standard system software, and these modifications are planned for MR12. Most notable among them are extensions to are extensions to the answering service and the message coordinator; these modifications are referrred to in this MTB, and described in greater detail in MTBs 750 and 751.

MTB-751, 1986-07-01, Multics Networking Architecture Answering Service Changes, Eric J. Swenson

This MTB describes proposed changes to the Answering Service to accommodate the Multics Networking Architecture (MNA). Under the new architecture, the responsibility of managing communications channels is removed from the Initializer process and delegated to a set of Login Server processes. The Initializer retains the function of the Identification and Authentication (I&A) of user requests to access Multics, as well as such functions as process manipulation. This MTB documents the new and changed Initializer process software which supports the MNA. In particular, the Answering Service support of the Login Server processes is described in detail.

MTB-750, 1986-06-25, MC Changes for DSA, Maggie Sharpe, Stan Cox

This MTB proposes changes to Message Coordinator (MC) software to support DSA channels. There are two major sets of changes. The bulk of the change is the introduction of virtual channels. Several MC commands must be modified to recognize and operate on virtual channels. The smaller changes involves creation of pending entries in the mc_anstbl.

Virtual channels are accessed through the use of "-operator" and "-virtual_channel <virtual channel name>" control arguments to the "login" pre-access command. Only the login_server is made to accept these control arguments, thus they are only available through DSA connections. MTB-751, The MNA Answering Service Modifications, and MTB-752, Network Login Servers, may be referenced for more details in this area.

MTB-749, 1986-04-02, A New IPC Channel Type: The Async Call Channel, anonymous

A new type of IPC event channel is described, the asynchronous event call channel. The handlers for these new channels can be invoked whether or not the owning process is blocked. A new interface is also described for creating event channels.

MTB-748, 1986-04-02, Overview of the New Multics Networking Architecture, anonymous

An overview of the new Multics Networking Architecture (MNA) is presented. This includes an overview of the changes to be made for the user interface, changes to the administrative system, and internal Multics support changes. This is meant to be an introduction to the networking architecture and its terminology and serves as a prerequisite for understanding future MTBs.

MTB-747-03, 1986-06-23, New warn and inactivity software, Steve Herbst

Interference between the current warn facility (blast messages) and the video system makes it necessary to redesign the mechanism used by the Answering Service "blast" interface. This change, in turn, makes it also necessary to redesign the bump-for-inactivity feature that logs users out for inactivity.

MTB-746-02, 1986-10-01, Network accounting software, Edward C. Brunelle

This MTB describes new software and Answering Service changes to support charging processes for DSA usage. Central to these changes is a new subroutine network_accounting_ and a table >sc1>network_accounting_table, managed via vfile_, that records current process use of DSA channels.

This revision adds another entry to the Answering Service accounting entrypoints which will be used to initialize network accounting on system bootload.

MTB-745-01, 1986-06-05, Add Save/Restore to the BCE command set., Paul Farley

This MTB describes the Bootload Multics (BCE) version of the physical volume save/restore. This is part of the continuing enhancement of the BCE command set to pickup those BOS functions that are still required now that BOS is being phased out.

This MTB only deals with saving/restoring to/from tape. Disk to disk copying is done by using the BCE copy_disk command, written by Keith Loepere and not covered by this MTB.

This is the first revision of MTB745. It reflects changes made thus far in the design. Also contained in this version is a documentation appendix with several sub-sections, containing the subsystem info segments and the others describing the documentation changes required to the manuals.

MTB-744-01, 1986-11-15, MOWSE - Workstation Terminal Manager, Edward C. Brunelle

This MTB presents an overview of the features and tentative design of the keyboard/screen manager for use on a MOWSE work- station.

MTB-743, 1986-04-09, MOWSE - Personal Computer File Backup (PCFB) Facility, Edward C. Brunelle, L. A. Dupuis, Ron Barstad, Ed Wallman

This MTB describes a file backup and restore facility for a Personal Computer (PC) using a Multics system as the file storage medium. This facility uses the Multics Online Work Station Environment (MOWSE). There are five MTBs that describe the design and implementation of MOWSE and some applications that use MOWSE facilities. The five MTBs are:

• MTB-740 MOWSE Overview
• MTB-741 MOWSE Design, Commands and Subroutines
• MTB-742 MOWSE Background File Transfer (BFT) Facility
• MTB-743 MOWSE Personal Computer File Backup (PCFB) Facility
• MTB-744 MOWSE Terminal Emulator

MTB-742-02, 1986-11-11, MOWSE - Background File Transfer (BFT) Facility, Charles Rohs, Derek Eichele

This document provides an overview of the Background File Transfer facility and user interface, which uses the Multics Online Work Station Environment (MOWSE). There are four MTBs that describe the design and implementation of MOWSE and some applications that use MOWSE facilities. The four MTBs are:

• MTB-740 MOWSE Overview
• MTB-741 MOWSE Design, Commands and Subroutines
• MTB-742 MOWSE Background File Transfer (BFT) Facility
• MTB-744 MOWSE Terminal Emulator

MTB-741-04, 1986-11-05, MOWSE - Design Commands and Subroutines, Michael Flegel

This document provides an overview of the MOWSE environment and the user interface. There are four MTBs that describe the design and implementation of MOWSE and some applications that use MOWSE facilities. The four MTBs are:

• MTB-740 MOWSE Overview
• MTB-741 MOWSE Design, Commands and Subroutines
• MTB-742 MOWSE Background File Transfer (BFT) Facility
• MTB-744 MOWSE Terminal Emulator

MTB-740, 1986-04-04, Multics Online Work Station Environment (MOWSE) Overview, Jim Gee, Michael Flegel

This MTB presents the functional specifications of a Multics Online Work Station Environment (MOWSE) package for Multics and IBM-PC compatibles running MS-DOS. There are five MTBs that describe the design and implementation of MOWSE and some applications that use MOWSE facilities. The five MTBs are:

• MTB-740 MOWSE Overview
• MTB-741 MOWSE Design, Commands and Subroutines
• MTB-742 MOWSE Background File Transfer (BFT) Facility
• MTB-743 MOWSE Personal Computer File Backup (PCFB) Facility
• MTB-744 MOWSE Terminal Emulator

MTB-739, 1986-02-27, System's Development and Support Facilities, Lee A. Newcomb

MTB-738-03, 1986-11-13, Changes Required to list_init_, Douglas Howe

This MTB describes the changes required to list_init_ to allow external pointers to be initialized to nonconstant values.

Revision 1: The changes made concern the comments made toward MCR 7395 and MCR 7396. The changes also include changes to the documentation and changes to linkage_errors.gi.info and manual CH026.

Revision 2: The changes made clean up the documentation changes. Revision 3: The changes made reflect MCR 7420 and MCR 7421.

MTB-737, 1986-02-03, Dipper Documentation, Rich Fawcett

MTB-736, 1986-07-08, Additional Subroutine Documentation, Kevin P. Fleming

This MTB contains documentation for various external subroutine interfaces that are not currently documented in AG93-05. An MCR will follow to include this documentation in the MR 12.0 release of AG93.

MTB-735, 1986-04-24, The Implications of Archive Component Support for Multics Languages, Rick Gray

This MTB proposes the addition of support to languages for accessing sources that are components of archives. The MTB is intended for language and related utility developers/maintainers. The MTB focusses on (a) adding support for explicit archive component pathnames, (b) defining and adding support for a new implicit archive component pathname convention, and (c) discussing the implications/effects of (a) and (b) on language use of source segments.

MTB-734-02, 1986-11-06, The Implementation of Features to Allow ALM to Support C, Rick Gray

This MTB describes features to be added to ALM to allow it to be used as an intermediary by various compilers. These features are:

• The addition of a subroutine interface to ALM that will allow language translators to invoke the assembler directly.
• The ability to specify initialization information for external variables.
• Support for a new class of type 5 links called *heap links.
• The ability to generate text section entry sequences that are usable by probe.

MTB-733-03, 1986-05-16, Changes Required to the Command Processor by C, Douglas Howe

This MTB describes the changes to the command_processor_ and to cu_ required by C in order to obtain the command name for Argv[0].

Revision 3 The changes made reflect the amendments to MCR 7375 (P612).

MTB-732-03, 1986-06-24, Changes Required to Hardcore by C, Douglas Howe

This MTB describes the changes to hardcore required by C to install heap variables.

Revision 1: Changes made in this revision correct the initialization of the stack header and are marked with change bars.

Revision 2: The changes made reflect the comments made on MCR 7395 and MCR 7396. The changes also include the description of list_heap_variables.

Revision 3: The changes made for this revision reflect amendments to MCR 7426 and MCR 7421.

MTB-731-01, 1986-03-25, FIPS Disk Support, Rich Fawcett

This MTB describes the plans for supporting the FIPS disk drives on the Multics File System. The FIPS disk are MSU3380 and MSU3390, these are IBM devices 3380D and 3380E respectively. This plan will allow support of any large disk with the correct format and PSIA hardware interface. The two problems addressed are: disk size too large for volume map, and the performance of the hardware read-alter-rewrite (RAR). These problems are solved by dividing the large disk into "subvolumes" and eliminating 64 word IO to these drives.

This is the first revision, and reflects the results of the proto-type code testing. Also minor problems were found and corrected. This revision has change bars to indicate the changes from the original MTB.

MTB-730, 1985-10-21, Data Management: Consistent File Save and Restore, Lee A. Newcomb

MTB-729, 1985-08-28, BFP and HFP Basic Mathematical Functions, Hal Hoover, L. A. Dupuis

MTB-724, 1985-08-01, MRDS scope mechanism, Jim Lippard

MTB-719, 1985-08-01, MRDS Rework/Cleanup, L. A. Dupuis

MTB-718, 1986-06-06, Multics Linkage Editor Specification, Dean Elhard

This MTB will supply the specifications for the new Multics Link Editor mentioned in MTB 688 and MTB 691.

Revision 1: Revised ocu_ subroutine interface, and linkage editor command interface.

Revision 2: Revides to change terminology regarding object multisegment files.

MTB-717, 1985-08-01, MRDS Model Manager, Charles Spitzer

MTB-716-02, 1986-08-12, Multics Configuration Management: Tracking Software, Lynda J. Adams

Configuration Management is the management of changes to systems. MTB-713, "MR11 Configuration Management", describes our current procedures for proposing, reviewing, implementing, installing and tracking software changes. MTB-712, "Policy and Procedures for Software Integration", describes procedures for software installation in more detail.

In reviewing these procedures, the Multics B2 Evaluation Team found several shortcomings. This MTB briefly describes the shortcomings, and proposes minor changes to the Multics configuration management process to correct them.

Revision 1 includes enhancements to the history_comment command writeup, marked with change bars.

Revision 2 includes some significant changes to the history_comment command control arguments. The entire command is marked with change bars.

MTB-715, 1985-05-28, MRDS Restructuring Subsystem Changes, Charles Spitzer, Thanh Nguyen

MTB-714, 1985-06-22, A Remote Window System Protocol for Multics, Jon Rochlis

MTB-713, 1985-05-17, MR11 Configuration Management, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-712, 1985-05-15, Policy and Procedures for Software Integration., Richard A. Holmstedt, Gary Johnson, F. W. Martinson

MTB-711-03, 1986-04-04, Object Multi-Segment Files, Dean Elhard

This MTB addresses the problem of creating packages which are too large to fit into a single object segment but which have large amounts of call traffic between code modules. It proposes a method of creating a multi-segment executable object (Object MSF) which can be treated as a single entity for the purposes of execution, and file system operations. Object MSFs would resolve inter-component links without use of the dynamic linker, and would allow the elimination of external definitions and entrypoints which should remain internal interfaces.

Revision 1: Modified external entry mechanism to enter via component 0 transfer vector; introduced deferred initialization type.

Revision 2: Modified external entry mechanism to have the dynamic linker indirect through partially snapped links to get actual target of definition to remedy problems with non-entry definitions.

Revision 3: Modified to change names and address issues raised by MCRB.

MTB-710, 1985-05-23, Multi System and Language Support, Betty Wong

MTB-709, 1985-05-07, The mrds_call command as an active function, Jean Blair

MTB-708, 1985-05-23, Local Echo Negotiation, Barry Margolin

MTB-706, 1985-04-04, Avoiding Ring 0 Audit of Ring 1 TCB file system operations, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-703, 1985-02-28, HASP Workstation Console Support, Jim Homan, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-701-01, 1986-01-28, Executive Mail, MR12 Extensions, J. K. Blair

MTB-700-01, 1985-01-22, Allowing system privilege setting in ring 1, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-699, 1985-01-15, Messages from privileged processes to user processes, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-698, 1985-01-09, B2 Answering Service Auditing Changes, Eric J. Swenson

MTB-697-01, 1985-01-08, Improving the security of Message Coordinator input, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-696, 1984-12-07, Covert Channel Analysis, Keith Loepere

MTB-695, 1984-11-12, Rewrite the System Math Routines, Betty Wong

MTB-694, 1984-11-12, ssu_ System Control and iox_ Message Coordinator, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-693, 1984-11-11, Improving the Security of Multics IPC, Eric J. Swenson

MTB-692, 1984-11-07, A New Ring-0 Auditing Mechanism, Ed Sharpe

MTB-691-02, 1985-11-27, Multics C Execution Environment Specification, Douglas Howe

MTB-689-03, 1986-08-20, The C Runtime System on Multics, Douglas Howe

This MTB describes the C runtime library as it will be implemented on Multics. It is expected to be a complete list of the runtime library available from System V Release 2.0(1)

Changes within this MTB will be marked with change bars.

Revision 3: Changes include a complete list of the runtime routines to be available with the C compiler.

MTB-688-03, 1985-04-26, Multics C Implementation Specification, Douglas Howe

MTB-687, 1984-10-19, Fortran Hexadecimal Floating Point Support., Hal Hoover

MTB-686, 1984-10-25, Improving the Security of SAC and the Admin Password, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-685-01, 1984-11-12, Version 5 Message Segments, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-684, 1984-10-09, Answering Service Bump Request, R. Michael Tague

MTB-683, 1984-10-09, Fortran Typeless Functions Specification., Michael H. Mabey

MTB-682-01, 1985-04-09, Modifications to RCP access controls - Revision 1, Maria M. Pozzo

MTB-681-01, 1984-11-21, Restructuring Directory Control, Keith Loepere

MTB-680, 1984-11-12, Identification and Authentication of Operators, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-679, 1984-10-23, Security Audit Trails, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-677, 1984-09-10, The Report Writer Subroutine Interface Design Issues, L. A. Dupuis

MTB-676-01, 1984-09-14, Kermit File Transfer Protocol, Maureen Mallmes

MTB-675-01, 1984-10-16, A File Transfer System for the XMODEM and IBM PC-to-PC, Maureen Mallmes

MTB-674, 1984-08-09, Removing Volume Registration from Operator Control, Ed Sharpe

MTB-673, 1984-08-16, Adaptive Disk Optimization, Tom Oke

MTB-672, 1984-08-27, Re-write of any_to_any_, Tom Oke

MTB-671-01, 1984-09-21, A Method to Extend the Multics File System, Michael A. Pandolf

MTB-670-01, 1984-08-28, Moving the PNT to Ring 1, Eric J. Swenson, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-669, 1984-07-23, Summary of Discussion on MTB-656 (Reorganizing/Rewriting Administration and Maintenance Documentation), Karen MacKenzie

MTB-668, 1984-07-18, The Report Writer Subroutine Interface, report_writer_, L. A. Dupuis

MTB-667, 1984-07-06, A Partial Solution to Limitations on Quota, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-666, 1984-07-04, New Logging Facilities, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-665, 1984-05-18, Implement a deadproc request for analyze_multics, Bonnie Braun

MTB-664, 1984-07-02, Design Documentation for the TCB, Maria M. Pozzo

MTB-663-03, 1986-03-12, Management of the on-line communication between the Maintenance Channel Adapter (MCA), located within the Integrated Multiplexer Unit (IMU), and Multics., Rich Fawcett, Paul Farley

This MTB describes the plans for attaching and controlling communication between a Multics process and an MCA for performing various functions. These will include reading the current IMU configuration state, reading selected information from one of the two internal IMU diskette devices and performing Integrated Peripheral Controller (IPC) functions (once the IPC has also been attached).

All attachments will be performed by calls through the mca_ gate in ring_1, which will then call rcp_ to perform the actual attachment. No attachment or I/O to MCAs or IPCs will be allowed outside of ring_1. This will force all calls to ioi_ for the I/O operations to be executed from the ring_1 mca programs.

This interface will allow simple and secure access to information contained in the IMU.

This is the third revision of MTB663. This revision defines the security auditing trail, and now reflects the current implementation of the interface. It carries change bars as related to revision 02.

MTB-662, 1984-07-02, A B2 Security Evaluation for Multics - Revised, Maria M. Pozzo, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-661-03, 1986-01-25, Executive Forum User Interface, Lynda J. Adams

MTB-660-01, 1984-08-20, New Pattern-Matching Routines Via Regular Expressions, Gregory A. Baryza

MTB-659-01, 1984-07-10, message facility, Jim Lippard

MTB-658, 1984-06-04, Executive Mail, MR11 Extensions, David J. Schimke

MTB-657, 1984-05-11, Limited Subsystems for the Hierarchy and Volume Backup Dumpers, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-656-01, 1984-08-08, Reorganizing/Rewriting Administration and Maintenance Documentation, Karen MacKenzie

MTB-655, 1984-05-07, Multics Software Development Guide: An Outline, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-654, 1984-04-23, Extensions to menu_, Noah S. Davids

MTB-653, 1984-04-02, Video Futures: Near Term Plans For The Multics Video System, Jon A. Rochlis

MTB-652, 1984-03-15, New Initialization SDN, Keith Loepere

MTB-651, 1984-03-15, Bootload Multics Phase 1, Keith Loepere

MTB-650, 1984-02-28, Proposal to Reorganize the MCR Board, Paul W. Benjamin, Chris Jones, Mike Kubicar, Matt Pierret

MTB-649, 1984-02-17, A B2 Security Evaluation for Multics, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-648, 1984-02-21, Improvements to Subsystem Metering, Gary M. Palter

MTB-647, 1984-01-23, Multics C Compiler Specification, Gregory A. Baryza

MTB-646, 1983-12-19, Command Argument Processing (CAP): An Overview, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-645, 1983-12-20, The View Manager Facility: Data Dictionary Interface, Mike Kubicar

MTB-644, 1983-12-20, The View Manager Facility: SQL Parser, Ron Barstad

MTB-643, 1983-12-20, The View Manager Facility: View Master Subsystem, L. A. Dupuis

MTB-642, 1983-12-21, The View Manager Facility: View Manager Subroutine Interface, Roger Lackey, Ron Harvey

MTB-641, 1983-12-20, The View Manager Facility, Paul W. Benjamin, Ron Harvey, L. A. Dupuis

MTB-640, 1983-11-28, Reconfiguration Extended, Chris Jones

MTB-639, 1983-11-15, Data Management: Error Handling, Matthew C. Pierret

MTB-637, 1983-12-20, Executive Service, High Level Design, Noah S. Davids

MTB-636, 1983-11-09, Executive Service, User Interface, Noah S. Davids

MTB-635, 1983-10-19, Management of Large Physical Disk Drives - an Overview, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-634, 1983-10-11, Data Management: System Shutdown, Lee A. Newcomb

MTB-632, 1983-09-16, Pascal Symbol Tables, Melanie Weaver, Jean-Michel Athane

MTB-631, 1983-08-23, Bootload Multics Task List, Keith Loepere, Thomas A. Casey

MTB-630, 1983-07-28, Dipper T&D on Multics, Rick Fakoury

MTB-629, 1983-07-21, A new argument processing technique for commands and requests., Lindsey Leroy Spratt

MTB-628, 1983-07-13, This MTB address issues concerning the support of the operators' system interface in a post MR10.1 environment., Edward A. Ranzenbach

MTB-627, 1983-07-07, Subroutines for Generating Object Segments, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-626, 1983-06-07, The config deck editor for Bootload Multics, Keith Loepere

MTB-625, 1983-05-27, The SSF and Multics, Rich Coppola

MTB-624, 1983-06-23, analyze_multics: A Multics address space translator/analyzer., Bonnie Braun

MTB-623, 1983-05-25, A Menu Interface for Multics, Noah S. Davids

MTB-622, 1983-05-23, Multics Automated Support System, Rich Fawcett

MTB-621, 1983-05-11, An Architecture for End User Data Access, Roger D. Lackey, L. A. Dupuis, Ron Harvey, Ron Barstad, Noah S. Davids, Mike Kubicar, David J. Schimke, Craig L. Senft, Paul W. Benjamin

MTB-620, 1983-03-23, Data Management: Published MTB's, André Bensoussan

MTB-619, 1983-03-04, Video System Plans for the Foreseeable Future, William M. York

MTB-618, 1983-03-14, Date/time system (3) Site tailoring, James A. Falksen, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-617-03, 1984-07-02, Date/time system (2) Commands and subroutines, James A. Falksen, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-616, 1983-03-09, Date/time system (1) Issues, James A. Falksen, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-615, 1983-03-06, A mechanism for managing extended objects, Jay Pattin

MTB-614-01, 1983-06-29, The Mail Table, Revision 1, Barry Margolin, Gary M. Palter

MTB-613, 1983-06-01, Multics Mail System Programmer's Reference Manual, Gary M. Palter

MTB-612, 1983-03-16, Command Environment Extensions, Gregory A. Baryza

MTB-611, 1983-02-04, Data Management File Commands, André Bensoussan

MTB-610, 1983-01-31, A Multics Tutorial, Jim Siwila

MTB-609, 1983-01-26, More on improvements to the Multics search facility, Ed Wallman

MTB-608, 1983-01-25, MR10.2 Multics Mail System Extensions, Gary M. Palter

MTB-607, 1983-01-26, Problems with MCS, Charles Hornig

MTB-606, 1983-01-19, LINUS Report Generation, L. A. Dupuis

MTB-605, 1982-12-02, Planned Improvements for IMFT in MR10.2, Robert S. Coren

MTB-604, 1983-01-27, Data Management: The Daemon Process, Michael A. Pandolf

MTB-603, 1983-02-15, Data Management: Crash Recovery, Lee A. Newcomb

MTB-602, 1982-10-04, LALR, a Translator Construction System, Pat Prange, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-601, 1982-09-28, Data Management: Hardcore Support, John J. Bongiovanni

MTB-600, 1982-09-24, The mtape_ I/O module: A New User Interface for Tapes, Jim Bush

MTB-599, 1982-09-08, Dispersal of MPM manual Contents, Jim Garrison

MTB-598-01, 1982-12-02, Bootload Multics Status and New Initialization PLM material., Benson I. Margulies

MTB-597, 1982-09-03, MR10.1 Multics Mail System Extensions, Gary M. Palter

MTB-596, 1982-08-12, Tasking I, Melanie Weaver, Charles Hornig

MTB-594, 1982-07-30, Restructuring the MPM Manuals, Jim Batts

MTB-593, 1982-07-21, An Electronic Filing Cabinet for Multics, Noah S. Davids

MTB-592-01, 1983-08-04, Data Management: System Structure and Initialization, John J. Bongiovanni, Lee A. Newcomb

MTB-590, 1982-08-06, MRDS and DMS: Conversion Overview, Noah S. Davids, Mike Kubicar

MTB-589, 1982-09-02, MRDS and DMS: vfile_ Relation Manager, Roger D. Lackey

MTB-588, 1982-07-12, MRDS and DMS: Conversion Overview, Noah S. Davids, Mike Kubicar

MTB-587, 1982-07-19, MRDS and DMS, Paul W. Benjamin

MTB-586, 1982-06-29, Online Documentation for Multics, Jim Siwila

MTB-585, 1982-08-17, The Multics Inquire System: A User-Accessible, User-Maintained, Personal User Database, Barry Margolin

MTB-584, 1982-04-23, Multics C&F Maintenance Study, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-583, 1983-07-05, Large Data Spaces in Fortran, T. Oke, H. Hoover, Melanie Weaver, B. Westcott

MTB-581, 1982-04-20, Ansi77 Fortran Functions Returning Character*(*), Tom Oke, Hal Hoover

MTB-580, 1982-04-01, Timers in Ring Zero MCS, Robert S. Coren

MTB-579, 1982-03-31, Multics - Level 6 RBF connection via X.25, Suzanne L. Krupp

MTB-577, 1982-03-18, Rewriting/Organizing the Multics Administrators' Manuals, Kathleen Vogt Kissel

MTB-576, 1982-03-15, Splitting Up the Commands Manual, Karen MacKenzie

MTB-575, 1982-03-17, The Multics Tape Problem, James A. Bush

MTB-574, 1982-03-07, The Forum Interactive Meeting Subsystem, Jay Pattin

MTB-573, 1982-02-17, COBOL Data Types in the Sort-Merge Facility, Frank C. Helwig, Frank C., Jr. Helwig

MTB-572, 1982-02-09, Typeset Guidelines for Multics Documentation, J. Seaman-Clingen, Ed Wallman

MTB-571, 1982-02-05, X.25 Enhancements, Charles Hornig

MTB-570, 1982-03-03, VTOCE Buffer Management, John J. Bongiovanni

MTB-568, 1983-06-23, Data Management: Rollback, André Bensoussan

MTB-567, 1982-02-03, Data Management: Before Journal Storage Operations, André Bensoussan

MTB-565, 1982-01-22, Improvements to the Search Paths, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-564, 1983-02-04, Phasing Page Control and Before Journal, André Bensoussan

MTB-563, 1981-12-03, Data Management: Ordering of Disk I/Os, John J. Bongiovanni

MTB-561, 1982-02-11, Data Management: After Journal Manager Specifications, Jeffrey D. Ives

MTB-560, 1983-06-20, Data Management: Before Journal Manager Design, André Bensoussan

MTB-559-01, 1984-05-21, Data Management: Before Journal Manager Specifications, André Bensoussan, R. Michael Tague

MTB-558, 1984-06-27, Data Management: Lock Management Functional Design, John J. Bongiovanni

MTB-557-01, 1984-04-03, Data Management: Lock Manager Functional Specification, R. Michael Tague

MTB-556, 1984-09-06, Data Management: Transaction Manager Design, Steve Herbst

MTB-555-01, 1984-03-26, Data Management: Transaction Manager Functional Spec, Steve Herbst, Matt Pierret

MTB-554-01, 1984-02-15, Data Management: File Manager Design., Jeffrey D. Ives, Matthew C. Pierret

MTB-553-01, 1984-07-06, Data Management: File Manager Specifications, André Bensoussan, Jeffrey D. Ives, R. Michael Tague

MTB-552, 1983-02-24, Data Management: Collection Manager Design., Lindsey L. Spratt, Matthew C. Pierret

MTB-551-01, 1984-06-04, Data Management: Collection Manager Functional Specification., Matthew Pierret, Lindsey Spratt

MTB-550, 1983-01-12, Data Managment: Index Manager Design, Lindsey Leroy Spratt

MTB-549-01, 1984-04-04, Data Management: Index Manager Functional Specification, Lindsey Leroy Spratt

MTB-548, 1982-04-27, Data Managment: Record Manager Design, Lindsey Leroy Spratt, Matthew Clement Pierret

MTB-547-01, 1984-04-18, Data Management: Record Manager Functional Specification, Lindsey Spratt, Matt Pierret

MTB-545-01, 1984-05-31, Data Management: Relation Manager Functional Specification, Lindsey Spratt, Lee Baldwin

MTB-544-01, 1982-03-01, Rewriting the Multics Operators' Handbook, Karen MacKenzie

MTB-543-01, 1982-05-14, MRDS Restructuring for MR10.1, Noah S. Davids, Paul W. Benjamin

MTB-542, 1981-12-03, Measurement of FNP Performance, Robert S. Coren

MTB-541, 1981-12-07, Toward a Unification of Data Manipulation on Multics, Lindsey Leroy Spratt

MTB-539, 1981-11-24, Results of the Multics Software Support Study, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-538, 1981-10-20, Design of a General Interface and Implementation Structure for Use in a Networking Environment, Richard J. C. Kissel

MTB-537, 1981-09-24, MR9.0 MRDS Performance Results, Roger D. Lackey

MTB-536, 1981-09-21, Use of Extended Memory for FNP Buffers, Robert S. Coren

MTB-535, 1981-09-01, Directions for Multics Graphics, C. D. Tavares

MTB-534, 1981-09-01, Deferred Trouble Reports, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-533, 1981-07-30, Proposed Message Facility Enhancements, Christopher L. Jones

MTB-531, 1981-08-03, Interface Design of the DSA Session Control Implementation on Multics, Richard J. C. Kissel, Kala Marietta

MTB-528, 1981-06-10, Multics Data Management Plan, André Bensoussan

MTB-527, , Graphics in Compose, Paul W. Benjamin

MTB-525, 1981-06-09, Generating Unique Bits for the ADP, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-524, 1981-06-05, MR9.0 Executive Mail, Suzanne L. Krupp

MTB-523, 1981-05-26, LINUS changes for MR9.0, Rickie E. Brinegar

MTB-522, 1981-04-10, Hexadecimal Floating Point, T. H. Van Vleck

MTB-521, 1981-04-04, The New quota_monitor Command, Richard Holmstedt

MTB-520, 1981-04-15, Whither Docsys?, Paul W. Benjamin

MTB-519, 1981-04-07, Documenting System Porgramming Techniques, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-518, 1981-04-21, Database Development Framework, Roger D. Lackey

MTB-517, 1981-04-02, V2 exec_com Extensions, Steve Herbst

MTB-516, 1981-02-11, New Database Architecture: Distributed Databases, T. H. Van Vleck

MTB-515, 1981-02-11, New Database Architecture: Security, T. H. Van Vleck

MTB-514, 1981-05-18, Data Management: Concurrency Management - Overview, André Bensoussan

MTB-513, 1981-05-18, Data Management: Recovery Management - Overview, André Bensoussan

MTB-512, 1981-05-15, Data Management: Transaction Management Overview, Matthew Pierret

MTB-511, 1981-05-14, Data Management: Page Access Layer Overview, John J. Bongiovanni

MTB-510, 1981-05-15, Data Management: Container Access Layer - Overview, Lindsey Spratt, Matthew Pierret

MTB-509, 1981-05-14, Data Management: External Access Layer - Overview, Lindsey Leroy Spratt

MTB-508, 1981-05-14, Data Management: An Architectural Overview, Lindsey L. Spratt

MTB-507, 1981-03-19, Multics COLTS MTB, Rick Fakoury

MTB-506, 1981-04-02, Extensions to the create_mrds_dsm and display_mrds_dsm Commands for MRDS Security, Noah S. Davids

MTB-505, 1981-03-26, Changes to the MRDS dmd_ Subroutine Interface, Jim Gray

MTB-504, 1981-03-24, Changes to the MRDS dsl_ Subroutine Interface, Jim Gray

MTB-503, 1981-03-31, Changes to the MRDS Command Interface, Jim Gray

MTB-502, 1981-03-17, Effects of Security on the MRDS Interfrace, Jim Gray

MTB-501, 1981-03-17, The New MRDS Security Approach, Jim Gray

MTB-500, 1981-04-30, Version 3 PL/I, Eric Bush, Peter Krupp

MTB-499, 1981-03-02, Further Work for Multics Video Support, James R. Davis

MTB-498, 1981-02-05, Implementation of Security Concepts in a Large-Scale System, T. H. Van Vleck, C. T. Clingen

MTB-497, 1981-02-01, Constructing Programs for Multiple System Types, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-496, 1981-04-02, Changes in the MRDS Submodel Interface, Noah S. Davids

MTB-494-01, 1981-01-23, Menu Presentation Commands, James R. Davis

MTB-493, 1981-03-02, Whither Menus, James R. Davis

MTB-492, 1981-01-08, Software Technical Identifier, Richard Holmstedt

MTB-491, 1981-01-20, Separately Pricing DPS8 Hardcore, James A. Bush

MTB-490, 1981-01-11, Results of Emacs Performance Measurements, Robert E. Mullen, Greg A. Texada

MTB-489, 1981-01-20, Measuring Response Time on Multics, John J. Bongiovanni

MTB-488, 1981-01-20, CPU Time Accounting, John J. Bongiovanni

MTB-487, 1981-03-26, Data Management: Medium Range Goals, André Bensoussan

MTB-486, 1980-12-31, Operator Console Support Changes for MR9.0, Michael R. Jordan, Sherm D. Sprague

MTB-485, 1981-01-02, Unified Process Management .5: Cleaning Up Process Initialization, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-484, 1981-01-08, Redoing IOM Management, Charles Hornig

MTB-483, 1980-12-16, Multics Data Management: Problem Statement, Melanie Weaver, André Bensoussan

MTB-482, 1980-12-16, Communications Metering Interfaces, Robert S. Coren

MTB-481, 1980-12-17, A Framework of Goals Toward More Complete Data Management Capabilities on Multics, Matt C. Pierret

MTB-480, 1980-12-02, Include File for CONFIG Cards, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-479, 1980-12-29, MR9.0 Executive Mail, Suzanne L. Krupp

MTB-478-01, 1981-02-04, Multics Software Protection, Joe M. Stansbury

MTB-476, 1980-11-14, Menu Software in MR9, James R. Davis

MTB-475-01, 1980-11-12, A tr_query Interface for the TR System, Bonnie Braun

MTB-474, 1980-12-01, Multics Initialization Redesigned: A Replacement for BOS, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-473, 1980-11-11, Message Coordinator Considerations Part 0: New Considerations for the Message Coordinator, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-472, 1980-11-07, PFS Requirement to Support IDS2 Under GCOS Simulator, Dave Ward

MTB-470, 1980-07-16, Default Search List for Compose, Ed Wallman

MTB-469-01, 1980-11-04, Multiple Instruction Sets (Decors) for the ALM Assembler, Eric Bush

MTB-468, 1980-10-31, Towards Unified Process Management, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-467, 1980-10-31, A Fully Controllable start_up.ec, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-466, 1980-11-05, History and Evolution of MRDS, Roger D. Lackey

MTB-465, 1980-11-24, Subroutines and Tools for Manipulating Disk Partitions, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-464, 1980-10-23, New Value Interfaces, Steve Herbst

MTB-462-01, 1981-01-27, Interim Window System for the Menu Manager - Revised, Jim Davis

MTB-461, 1980-10-02, A Window Video System Implementation, Bernard S. Greenberg, Jim Davis

MTB-460, 1980-10-01, A Basic Video-Terminal Editor for Menu Applications, Suzanne L. Krupp

MTB-459-01, 1981-01-20, New Installation Tools, Chris Jones

MTB-458, 1980-10-01, Towards a Windowed Video System, Bernard S. Greenberg, Jim Davis

MTB-457, 1980-10-02, Communications Metering, Robert S. Coren

MTB-455, 1980-10-18, Desupporting the Bulk Store (or Whither Page Multi-Level?), W. Olin Sibert

MTB-454, 1980-09-01, HASP Workstation Simulator, Gary M. Palter

MTB-453-02, 1980-08-01, A Tool for Standard Error List Maintenance, Greg Texada

MTB-452, 1980-08-01, Hardcore Support for the DPSE Hardware, James A. Bush

MTB-451-01, 1980-09-16, Plans for Online Documentaiton for Manuals for MR9.0, B. Kerr, Jim Siwila

MTB-450, 1980-06-30, A Performance Comparison Between MR6.5 and MR8.0 MRDS, Noah S. Davids

MTB-449, 1980-05-14, Answering Service Performance Study, Thomas A. Casey, Robert E. Mullen

MTB-448, 1980-05-13, Introduction of Comments to listin Segments, Paul W. Benjamin

MTB-447, 1980-04-10, Packaging of Separately Priced Software, Frank W. Martinson

MTB-446, 1980-04-14, Menu Management Software, Steven H. Webber

MTB-443, 1980-03-20, Prose and CONS (Multics Emacs: a Commercial Text-processing System in LISP), Bernard S. Greenberg

MTB-442, 1980-03-14, Compose Output File Postprocessor (process_compout), James A. Falksen, Ed Wallman

MTB-441, 1980-03-11, Alternate New Call/Push/Return Strategy, Melanie Weaver, Richard A. Barnes

MTB-440, 1979-12-12, MR8.0 MCS Testing, James P. Brown

MTB-439, 1980-03-03, Multics Emacs - an Experiment in Computer Interaction, Bernard S. Greenberg

MTB-438, 1980-02-11, The LINUS Test Facility, J. R. Ohlin

MTB-437, 1980-02-06, Automatic Formatting of PL/I Programs, Monte Davidoff

MTB-436, 1980-02-22, Multiline Headers, Ed Wallman

MTB-435, 1980-01-17, Medical Records System (MRS), Jim Meyerson

MTB-434, 1980-01-23, New Call/Push/Return Strategy, Melanie Weaver, Steven H. Webber

MTB-433, 1979-12-27, Recent Improvements to PL/I, Paul A. Green

MTB-432, 1979-12-27, PL/I Macro Language Facilities, Marshall Presser

MTB-431, 1979-12-03, Changes to Design of MRDS Security, C. D. Tavares

MTB-430, 1979-11-29, Compose Device Table Compiler (compdv), James A. Falksen, Ed Wallman

MTB-429, 1979-11-16, New Command, Subroutine for Formatting Documents, Paul W. Benjamin

MTB-427, 1979-10-10, Multics MR8.0--copy_dump_tape/verify_tape_copy, A. R. Downing

MTB-426, 1979-09-19, A Multics Macro Processor, Marshall Presser

MTB-425, 1979-08-28, General User Interface to Multics File Transfer Facilities, Richard J. C. Kissel

MTB-424, 1979-08-28, Multics on ADP - Software Release 10.3 EPS-1, Steven H. Webber

MTB-423, 1979-08-17, Fortran Register Optimizer, Richard A. Barnes

MTB-422, 1979-06-26, Pseudo-terminal Support for Multics, Charles Hornig

MTB-421, 1979-07-11, Improvements to IPC, Eleanor Donner

MTB-420, 1979-06-29, Adding a "Property List" to the Branch, T. H. Van Vleck

MTB-419, 1979-07-16, Terminal Features Memo, Bernard S. Greenberg

MTB-418, 1979-07-11, The Echo Negotiation Papers, Bernard S. Greenberg

MTB-417, 1979-06-06, The Future of Probe, Jim Davis

MTB-416, 1979-05-14, New Program Coordination Facility, David Spector

MTB-415, 1979-05-14, New Profile Command, David Spector

MTB-414, 1979-05-08, ACU General Information, J. Brown

MTB-413, 1979-05-01, Improvements to FNP Input Handling, Larry Johnson

MTB-412, 1979-04-02, Multics System Library Statistics, Frank W. Martinson

MTB-411, 1979-04-03, Son of Authentication vs. Resource Management, C. D. Tavares

MTB-410, 1979-03-30, The Cost of Call-Push-Return, Richard A. Barnes

MTB-409, 1979-03-04, New MRDS Display Tool, Art Beattie

MTB-408, 1979-02-21, Metering Results for 1978 - MSS 33.1/33.18, George T. Williams

MTB-407, 1979-02-19, M264 MOS Memory Board/edit_mos_rscr Test, J. R. Ohlin

MTB-406, 1979-01-24, Default start_up exec_coms, Benson I. Margulies

MTB-405, 1979-01-16, New query_ Subroutine, and a Proposed Set of Argument Validation Active Functions, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-404-02, 1979-10-02, Multics Communication System Memory Configurator, Art Beattie

MTB-403, 1978-12-20, Extended Data Submodel Capabilities, Tommy James Ratliff

MTB-402, 1978-12-21, Transaction Processing, First Release, Melanie Weaver

MTB-401, 1978-09-05, Processing of Trouble Reports, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-400, 1978-12-07, The Multics Data Dictionary, Leroy M. Brown

MTB-399, 1979-01-02, Multics MR6.5A - DN6678 System Test Results, J. R. Ohlin, J. P. Brown

MTB-398, 1978-12-05, New System Firmware Tape Support for MR7.0, James A. Bush

MTB-397, 1978-08-08, Formatted Text Tables (Tabular Text) in compose, Ed Wallman

MTB-396, 1978-10-19, Version 2 exec_com if-then-else-fi, J. Falksen

MTB-395, 1978-10-05, COBOL Source Text Manipulation, F. C. Helwig

MTB-394, 1978-09-25, A Utility to Restore GCOS Files to the Multics Storage System, Roy Planalp, Bob May

MTB-393, 1978-09-20, GTSS MTB 393, Bob May

MTB-392, 1978-09-13, Version 2 exec_com, Steve Herbst

MTB-391, 1978-08-03, Fortran Test Library, Kay Carlyle

MTB-390, 1978-08-07, Embedded Control Feature for compose, Ed Wallman

MTB-389, 1978-08-05, A compose Feature to Print Only Modified Pages, Ed Wallman

MTB-388, 1978-08-05, Multicolumn Output in compose, Ed Wallman

MTB-387, 1978-08-02, Compose Device Tables, James Falksen

MTB-386, 1978-08-02, Installation of Multics Documentation Macros, C. D. Erickson, S. G. Bender

MTB-385, 1978-07-27, PPS Support on Multics, Michael R. Jordan

MTB-384, 1978-07-25, Installing read_mail and send_mail, Steve Herbst, Gary M. Palter, W. Olin Sibert

MTB-383, 1978-07-07, Revised Tape Interface to IOI, Richard J. C. Kissel

MTB-382, 1978-06-29, Support of Multiplexed Communications Channels, Jerry Stern

MTB-381, 1978-07-28, Multics Relational Database Restructuring, Roger D. Lackey

MTB-380, 1978-06-21, Auditing I/O, Lindsey Spratt

MTB-379, 1978-06-12, Gateway Processor, R. W. Franklin, E. Perry

MTB-378, 1978-06-01, Document Subsystem/LSS, Jim Falksen, P. L. Lyon

MTB-377, 1978-06-02, The Multics System Programming Process, T. H. Van Vleck, C. T. Clingen

MTB-376, 1978-05-31, Multics Performance Test Results as of System 33.7, George T. Williams

MTB-374, 1978-05-04, Copying and Moving Directories, Lindsey Spratt

MTB-373, 1978-04-18, Real-time Editing on Multics, Bernard S. Greenberg

MTB-372, 1978-05-01, Changes to abbrev, Steve Herbst, Thomas A. Casey

MTB-371, 1978-07-31, Goals and Policies of a New Editor, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-370, 1978-05-01, Transaction Processing Extensions, Michael Asherman

MTB-369, 1978-05-18, Multics Data Base Consistency, Michael Asherman

MTB-368, 1978-05-31, The Editor, Gabriel D. Chang

MTB-367, 1978-03-29, High-speed Terminal Input, Robert S. Coren

MTB-366, 1978-03-21, IO Daemon Changes for MR7.0, Jerrold C. Whitmore

MTB-365, 1978-03-17, Resource Reservation for Release 6.5, Richard J. C. Kissel

MTB-364, 1978-03-08, Improvements to Control of Absentee Jobs, Thomas A. Casey

MTB-363, 1978-03-14, Duplicate Disk Volumes, Bernard S. Greenberg

MTB-362, 1978-02-29, Variables in exec_com, Steve Herbst

MTB-361, 1978-04-06, MDBM Recovery and Concurrency Control, Oris D. Friesen

MTB-360, 1978-05-05, The Multics Data Base Manager (MDBM) Security, J. C. C. Jagernauth

MTB-359, 1978-05-05, Enhancements to the Multics Data Base Manager, J. A. Weeldreyer

MTB-358, 1978-03-01, RCP Resource Management Databases, C. D. Tavares

MTB-357, 1978-08-02, Isolated Online Testing of Multics Processors, James A. Bush

MTB-356, 1978-01-13, A Tool for Converting Files Created by IBM PL/I F Compiler to Multics Format, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-355, 1978-01-13, Generation Data Sets on Multics, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-354, 1978-01-11, A Managerial View of the Multics System Development, C. T. Clingen, F. J. Corbato

MTB-353, 1978-01-11, Command Search Facility, Paul Smee

MTB-352, 1977-12-15, Resource Reservation Facility, Richard J. C. Kissel

MTB-351, 1977-12-07, New Cross-Referencer, C. D. Tavares

MTB-350, 1977-12-01, Proposed Device and Volume Management Facility, C. D. Tavares

MTB-349, 1977-11-28, Plans for MR7.0 PL/I Compiler, Paul A. Green

MTB-348, 1977-11-14, Multics Performance Test Results as of System 32.4, George T. Williams

MTB-347, 1977-11-11, HLSUA Meeting Report, T. H. Van Vleck

MTB-346, 1977-10-11, New runoff Revisited, Ed Wallman

MTB-345, 1977-08-15, Generalized Macro Processor, James Falksen

MTB-344, 1977-07-05, Multics Performance Test Results as of System 31.4, George T. Williams

MTB-343, 1977-06-17, Speedtype, Richard J. C. Kissel, Bill Silver

MTB-342, 1977-06-10, Lister, a WORDPRO Tool for List Processing, Paul A. Green, Bill Silver

MTB-341, 1977-05-13, COBOL-74 Message Control System (CMCS) for MR6.0, Robert M. May

MTB-340, 1977-05-23, WORDPRO Dictionaries, Bill Silver, Jerry Stern

MTB-339, 1977-05-19, A New Standard Editor, Richard J. C. Kissel

MTB-338, 1977-04-25, Multics Courses to be Taught by Marketing Education, Gary C. Dixon

MTB-337, 1977-05-09, New runoff Implementation, Ed Wallman

MTB-336, 1977-04-13, Command Search Facility, Bill Silver

MTB-335, 1977-04-11, System Error Message Documentation, T. H. Van Vleck

MTB-334, 1977-04-06, Current Editor Problems, Richard J. C. Kissel

MTB-333, 1977-03-22, Multics Transaction Processing, T. H. Van Vleck

MTB-332, 1977-03-22, Multics Terminal Types, Robert S. Coren, Jerry Stern

MTB-331, 1977-03-17, Changes and Additions to help, C. D. Erickson

MTB-330, 1977-03-02, Run Units, Steven H. Webber, Melanie Weaver

MTB-329, 1977-03-21, A New Proposal for Accessing Large Files, André Bensoussan

MTB-328, 1977-02-23, Logical Inquiry and Update System (LINUS), J. A. Weeldreyer

MTB-327, 1977-02-10, Directory Checking and Salvaging, Susan Barr

MTB-326, 1977-01-26, Batch Processing on Multics, David M. Jordan

MTB-325, 1977-01-27, A New Access Authorization Mechanism, Richard Bratt

MTB-324, 1977-01-19, Proposed exec_com Features, Steve Herbst

MTB-323, 1977-01-17, User Notification of Reloaded Segments, David R. Vinograd

MTB-322, 1977-01-13, Teaching WORDPRO Online,