# Every file in this directory is plain text and is to be shown on
# the screen rather than downloaded or fed to some application.
#
# The extensions are the ones used in the 1980s and some of them
# such as .doc and .hlp clash with contemporary usage.
#
# SOURCE CODE IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES
# .c = C language
# .h = C program header file
# .asm = Microsoft MASM Assembly language for DOS
# .a86 = Assembly language for Intel iRMX/86
# .bas = BASIC
# .pas = Pascal
# .for = Fortran
# .f = Fortran
# .dtr = Heath/Zenith 100 assembly language program
#
AddType text/plain .c .h .asm .a86 .bas .pas .for .f .dtr
# PROGRAM BUILD AND UPDATING PROCEDURES
# .mak = Makefile (compilation instructions)
# .lnk = Linker instructions
# .com = A VAX/VMS command procedure
# .pch = Patch (corrections or updates to be applied to an existing program)
# .p86 = Kermit build procedure for Intel iRMX/86
# .csd = Submit Command File procedure for Intel iRMX/86
#
AddType text/plain .mak .lnk .com .pch .p86 .csd
# PLAIN-TEXT DOCUMENTATION THAT FITS ON AN 80-COLUMN SCREEN
# .txt = text (any length at all)
# .hlp = help text (usually brief)
# .doc = text documentation (usually rather long)
# .bwr = "beware file" (things to be aware of and watch out for)
# .upd = "update file" (description of features in a new release)
# .ann = Announcement (of a new program or new release)
# .dsk = Disk (a listing of what is on a diskette or set of diskettes)
# .msg = Message (an email message or the contents of one)
#
Addtype text/plain .txt .hlp .doc .bwr .upd .ann .dsk .msg
