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Annotation of researchv10dc/vol2/Ucds/ucds.terms, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: Circuit Design System  g
        !             2: Methodology    s
        !             3: Using jraw     s
        !             4: Signal Bundles and Macros      s
        !             5: chip type
        !             6: logical part   s
        !             7: physical part  s
        !             8: net name       s
        !             9: pin name       s
        !            10: pin number     s
        !            11: text string    s
        !            12: .brd   s
        !            13: .e     s
        !            14: .fx    s
        !            15: .j file        s
        !            16: .p     s
        !            17: .pins  s
        !            18: .pkg   s
        !            19: .pos   s
        !            20: .t lines       s
        !            21: .w     s
        !            22: .wr    s
        !            23: .wx    s
        !            24: /GND   s
        !            25: /VCC   s
        !            26: PAL equations
        !            27: lde format     s
        !            28: package type   s
        !            29: special-signal nets    s
        !            30: pin holes      s
        !            31: special-signal pins    s
        !            32: jraw   s
        !            33: lde    s
        !            34: Mkpins s
        !            35: Cdmglob        s
        !            36: fizz cvt       s
        !            37: fizz place     s
        !            38: rework s
        !            39: jraw   s
        !            40: cdm    s
        !            41: cdmglob        s
        !            42: package type   s
        !            43: Circuit Design Language
        !            44: CDL    s
        !            45: I/O connector  s
        !            46: wire-wrap      g
        !            47: multiwire      g
        !            48: chips  g

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