Recompile files that seemed to have \IS.NO.RANDACCESSP in compiled code #1417
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Surprised that GITFNS.LCOM is in the list (I don't see that GITFNS references that). I wonder whether it comes from a macro some where?
But recompiling is presumaby harmless.
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grep --text -lri \is.no.randaccessp medley
showed there were a number of .LCOM files that seemed to reference this missspelled function.
I can't quite see how that happens. But this PR, which just has the files recompiled.
For each file where it found a hit, I did
LOAD(file PROP)
BCOMPL(FILE)
F
I didn't carefully isolate these from unfortunate declarations (as we saw with
INTERPRESS) because for the most part it's isolated. I also didn't give in to the temptation to obsolete MOD44IO DSKDISPLAY and other obsolete files, although the temptation was strong.
Will fix #1224