Steve's Library for Turbo-C.

05-09-89:
This is version 1.51, which is a maintenance release to 1.50.
Several bugs have been fixed.

I am no longer supporting Version 1.5 of the Turbo-C Compiler. If you
haven't upgraded to 2.0 yet, you certainly should.  Actually, the
LIB files compiled with version 1.5 work with version 2.0, so I
should think the reverse is true as well.

The file SMLIBTC.DOC should be printed out.  This will
give directions for printing further documentation on each
function, and installation of the library.

All ASM files are now made for use with the Borland Turbo Assembler.
Support for MASM has been dropped.

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All files, uncompacted, now take 3-360K disks.  In order to hold
disk and shipping costs in line, I am now using the LHARC archiving utility
by Haruyasu Yoshizaki.  This excellent utility makes the smallest archives
of any archiver, and also makes them self-extracting.  All files are now
in self-extracting format.  They are:
      SHARE.EXE    -   All docs, utils, and S library
                       This file and/or its contents is the ONLY part
                       of "Steve's Library" which is considered
                       ShareWare.  It may be distributed as indicated
                       in the instruction manual.
      LIBS.EXE     -   C, M, H, L libraries.
      SOURCE.EXE   -   Full source code and makefiles.

Each file will self-extract to its components.  It is NOT NECESSARY to have or
use any un-archiving program.  Make sure you are in the
hard-disk subdirectory in which you wish to place the files.  For
LIBS.EXE, this will be the directory in which the Turbo-C libraries are
contained.  For SHARE.EXE, this will be a temporary directory, since
the doc files can be erased after printing.  Be sure to move the
SMTCS.LIB to the library directory, and the *.H files to the \include
directory.

The SOURCE.EXE archive need not be unpacked unless you wish to view or
alter the source code.

The file CONTENTS.TXT lists the contents of each archive file.  Look at this
before unarchiving anything, and be sure that you have enough room on your
disk.  After unarchiving, remove the EXE files as they aren't need any more.
Of course, always protect your original distribution disk!

With this change comes the requirement of a hard disk.  However, if you're
using Turbo-C you probably have one anyway.  None of the archive files
will self-extract onto a 360K floppy disk.