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diff --git a/WWW/Library/vms/descrip.mms b/WWW/Library/vms/descrip.mms
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+!	Make WorldWideWeb LIBRARY under VMS
+!       =======================================================
+!
+! History:
+!  14 Aug 91 (TBL)	Reconstituted
+!  25 Jun 92 (JFG)	Added TCP socket emulation over DECnet
+!  07 Sep 93 (MD)	Remade for version 2.09a
+!  10 Dec 93 (FM)	Upgrade for version 2.14 with Lynx v2.1
+!  13 Dec 93 (FM)	Added conditional compilations for VAXC vs. DECC
+!			(MMS can't handle a MODULE list as large as the
+!			 WWWLibrary has become, so this just illustrates
+!			 how you'd set it up if it could 8-).
+!  26 Oct 94 (RLD)	Updated to work with VAX/VMS v5.5-1 and AXP/VMS v6.1
+!  31 Oct 94 (RLD)      Updated for Lynx v2.3.4, supporting OpenCMU and
+!                       TCPWare
+!  18 Nov 94 (FM)	Updated for SOCKETSHR/NETLIB
+!  07 Dec 94 (FM)	Updated for DECC/VAX, VAXC/VAX and DECC/AXP
+!  03 May 95 (FM)	Include /NoMember for DECC (not the default on AXP,
+!			and the code assumes byte alignment).
+!  07 Jul 95 (FM)	Added GNUC support.
+!  15 Sep 06 (TD)	Cleanup...
+!
+! Bugs:
+!	The dependencies are anything but complete - they were
+!	just enough to allow the files to be compiled.
+!
+! Instructions:
+! 	Copy [WWW.LIBRARY.VMS]DESCRIP.MMS into [WWW.LIBRARY.IMPLEMENTATION]
+!	Use the correct command line for your TCP/IP implementation,
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+!
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(MULTINET=1)		for VAXC - MultiNet
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(WIN_TCP=1)			for VAXC - Wollongong TCP/IP
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(UCX=1)			for VAXC - UCX
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(CMU_TCP=1)			for VAXC - OpenCMU TCP/IP
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(SOCKETSHR_TCP=1)		for VAXC - SOCKETSHR/NETLIB
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(TCPWARE=1)			for VAXC - TCPWare TCP/IP
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(DECNET=1)		for VAXC - socket emulation over DECnet
+!
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+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(WIN_TCP=1,DEC_C=1)		for DECC - Wollongong TCP/IP
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(UCX=1,DEC_C=1)		for DECC - UCX
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(CMU_TCP=1,DEC_C=1)		for DECC - OpenCMU TCP/IP
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(SOCKETSHR_TCP=1,DEC_C=1)	for DECC - SOCKETSHR/NETLIB
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(TCPWARE=1,DEC_C=1)		for DECC - TCPWare TCP/IP
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(DECNET=1,DEC_C=1)	for DECC - socket emulation over DECnet
+!
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+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(WIN_TCP=1,GNU_C=1)		for GNUC - Wollongong TCP/IP
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+!
+! If you are on HEP net and want to build using the really latest sources on
+! PRIAM:: then define an extra macro U=PRIAM::, e.g.
+!
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(MULTINET=1, U=PRIAM::)	for Multinet
+!
+! This will copy the sources from PRIAM as necessary. You can also try
+!
+!	$ MMS/MACRO=(U=PRIAM::) descrip.mms
+!
+! to update this file.
+
+
+.include Version.make
+
+! debug flags
+.ifdef DEBUG
+DEBUGFLAGS = /Debug /NoOptimize
+.endif
+
+INCLUDES = /Include=([-.Implementation],[---.src],[---])
+
+! defines valid for all compilations
+EXTRADEFINES = ACCESS_AUTH, VC="""$(VC)"""
+
+.ifdef WIN_TCP
+NETWORK_DEF = WIN_TCP
+.else
+.ifdef CMU_TCP
+NETWORK_DEF = CMU_TCP
+.else
+.ifdef SOCKETSHR_TCP
+NETWORK_DEF = SOCKETSHR_TCP
+.else
+.ifdef UCX
+NETWORK_DEF = UCX
+.else
+.ifdef TCPWARE
+NETWORK_DEF = TCPWARE,UCX
+.else
+.ifdef DECnet
+NETWORK_DEF = DECNET
+.else !  Default to MultiNet
+NETWORK_DEF = MULTINET
+.endif !  DECnet
+.endif !  TCPWARE
+.endif !  UCX
+.endif !  SOCKETSHR_TCP
+.endif !  CMU_TCP
+.endif !  WIN_TCP
+
+! DECC flags for all compilations
+.ifdef DEC_C
+MY_CFLAGS = /decc/Prefix=All /NoMember /Warning=(disable=implicitfunc) $(INCLUDES)
+.else
+MY_CFLAGS = $(INCLUDES)
+.endif
+
+CFLAGS = $(DEBUGFLAGS) $(MY_CFLAGS) /Define=($(EXTRADEFINES), $(NETWORK_DEF))
+
+.ifdef GNU_C
+CC = gcc
+.endif
+
+!HEADERS = HTUtils.h, HTStream.h, www_tcp.h, HText.h -
+!        HTParse.h, HTAccess.h, HTTP.h, HTFile.h, -
+!	HTBTree.h, HTTCP.h, SGML.h, -
+!	HTML.h, HTMLDTD.h, HTChunk.h, HTPlain.h, -
+!	HTFwriter.h, HTMLGen.h, -
+!	HTAtom.h, HTAnchor.h, HTStyle.h, -
+!	HTList.h, HTString.h, HTAlert.h, -
+!	HTRules.h, HTFormat.h, HTInit.h, -
+!	HTMIME.h, HTTelnet.h, -
+!	HTFinger.h, HTAABrow.h, -
+!	HTAAProt.h, HTAAUtil.h, -
+!	HTAssoc.h, HTUU.h, -
+!	HTVMSUtils.h,
+
+MODULES = HTParse, HTAccess, HTTP, HTFile, HTBTree, HTFTP, HTTCP, HTString, -
+	SGML, HTMLDTD, HTChunk, HTPlain, HTMLGen, -
+	HTAtom, HTAnchor, HTStyle, HTList, HTRules, HTFormat, -
+	HTMIME, HTNews, HTGopher, HTTelnet, HTFinger, -
+	HTWSRC, HTAAUtil, HTAABrow, HTGroup, -
+	HTAAProt, HTAssoc, HTLex, HTUU, HTVMSUtils, -
+	HTWAIS, HTVMS_WaisUI, HTVMS_WaisProt
+
+!.ifdef DECNET  ! Strip FTP, Gopher, News, WAIS
+!HEADERS = $(COMMON_HEADERS)
+!MODULES = $(COMMON_MODULES)
+!.else
+!HEADERS = $(COMMON_HEADERS), $(EXTRA_HEADERS), $(WAIS_HEADER)
+!MODULES = $(COMMON_MODULES), $(EXTRA_MODULES), $(WAIS_MODULE)
+!.endif
+
+!___________________________________________________________________
+! WWW Library
+
+!library : $(HEADERS)  wwwlib($(MODULES))
+library : wwwlib($(MODULES))
+ 	@ Continue
+
+build_www.com : descrip.mms
+	$(MMS) /NoAction /From_Sources /Output = build_www.com /Macro = ($(NETWORK_DEF)=1)
+
+clean :
+	- Set Protection = (Owner:RWED) *.*;-1
+	- Purge /NoLog /NoConfirm
+	- Delete /NoLog /NoConfirm *.obj;,*.olb;
+
+!___________________________________________________________________
+! Simple Dependencies
+
+
+!HTString.obj :	HTString.c HTString.h www_tcp.h Version.make HTUtils.h
+!HTAtom.obj :	HTAtom.c HTAtom.h HTUtils.h HTString.h
+!HTChunk.obj :	HTChunk.c HTChunk.h HTUtils.h
+!HTList.obj :	HTList.c HTList.h HTUtils.h
+!HTBTree.obj :	HTBTree.c HTBTree.h HTUtils.h
+!HTMLDTD.obj :	HTMLDTD.c HTMLDTD.h SGML.h
+!HTPlain.obj :	HTPlain.c HTPlain.h HTStream.h
+!HTMLGen.obj :	HTMLGen.c HTMLGen.h HTUtils.h HTMLDTD.h
+!HTRules.obj :	HTRules.c HTRules.h HTUtils.h Version.make
+!HTMIME.obj :	HTMIME.c HTMIME.h HTUtils.h HTList.h
+!HTTelnet.obj :	HTTelnet.c HTTelnet.h HTUtils.h
+!HTWAIS.obj :	HTWAIS.c HTWAIS.h HTUtils.h HTList.h
+!HTWSRC.obj :	HTWSRC.c HTWSRC.h HTUtils.h HTList.h
+!HTAccess.obj :	HTAccess.c HTAccess.h HTUtils.h
+!HTAnchor.obj :	HTAnchor.c HTAnchor.h HTUtils.h HTList.h
+!HTFile.obj :	HTFile.c HTFile.h HTUtils.h HTVMSUtils.h
+!HTFormat.obj :	HTFormat.c HTFormat.h HTUtils.h HTML.h SGML.h HTPlain.h HTMLGen.h HTList.h
+!HTFTP.obj :	HTFTP.c HTFTP.h HTUtils.h
+!HTGopher.obj :	HTGopher.c HTGopher.h HTUtils.h HTList.h
+!HTFinger.obj :	HTFinger.c HTFinger.h HTUtils.h HTList.h
+!HTNews.obj :	HTNews.c HTNews.h HTUtils.h HTList.h
+!HTParse.obj :	HTParse.c HTParse.h HTUtils.h
+!HTStyle.obj :	HTStyle.c HTStyle.h HTUtils.h
+!HTTCP.obj :	HTTCP.c HTTCP.h HTUtils.h www_tcp.h
+!HTTP.obj :	HTTP.c HTTP.h HTUtils.h
+!SGML.obj :	SGML.c SGML.h HTUtils.h
+!HTAABrow.obj :	HTAABrow.c HTUtils.h
+!HTAAProt.obj :	HTAAProt.c HTUtils.h
+!HTAAUtil.obj :	HTAAUtil.c HTUtils.h
+!HTGroup.obj :	HTGroup.c HTUtils.h
+!HTLex.obj :	HTLex.c HTUtils.h
+!HTAssoc.obj :	HTAssoc.c HTAssoc.h HTAAUtil.h HTString.h
+!HTUU.obj :	HTUU.c HTUU.h HTUtils.h
+!HTVMSUtils.obj :	HTVMSUtils.c HTVMSUtils.h HTUtils.h
diff --git a/WWW/Library/vms/libmake.com b/WWW/Library/vms/libmake.com
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..6ef7c07
--- /dev/null
+++ b/WWW/Library/vms/libmake.com
@@ -0,0 +1,233 @@
+$ v0 = 0
+$ v = f$verify(v0)
+$! $LynxId: libmake.com,v 1.15 2011/05/23 23:58:48 tom Exp $
+$!			LIBMAKE.COM
+$!
+$!   Command file to build the WWWLibrary on VMS systems.
+$!
+$!   11-Jul-2010	Ch. Gartmann
+$!	add support for "MULTINETUCX"
+$!   01-Jul-2007	T.Dickey
+$!	add support for "TCPIP" (TCPIP Services)
+$!   23-Oct-2004	T.Dickey
+$!	cleanup, remove duplication, etc.
+$!   08-Oct-1997	F.Macrides		macrides@sci.wfeb.edu
+$!	Added comments and minor tweaks for convenient addition of
+$!	compiler definitions and compiler and linker options.
+$!   26-Jul-1995	F.Macrides		macrides@sci.wfeb.edu
+$!	Adding support for GNUC.
+$!   03-May-1995	F.Macrides		macrides@sci.wfeb.edu
+$!	Include /nomember for compilations with DECC.  It's not the
+$!	default on AXP and the code assumes byte alignment.
+$!   07-Dec-1994	F.Macrides		macrides@sci.wfeb.edu
+$!	Updated for DECC/VAX, VAXC/VAX and DECC/AXP
+$!   03-NOV-1994	A.Harper		A.Harper@kcl.ac.uk
+$!	Mods to support SOCKETSHR/NETLIB and add a /DEBUG/NOOPT option
+$!   02-Jun-1994	F.Macrides		macrides@sci.wfeb.edu
+$!	Mods to support TCPWare (To use non-blocking connects, you need
+$!	the DRIVERS_V405B.INC patch from FTP.PROCESS.COM for TCPware for
+$!	OpenVMS Version 4.0-5, or a higher version of TCPWare, which will
+$!	have that bug in the TCPDRIVER fixed.  Otherwise, add NO_IOCTL to
+$!	the /define=(...) list.)
+$!   20-May-1994	Andy Harper		A.Harper@bay.cc.kcl.ac.uk
+$!	Added support for the CMU TCP/IP transport
+$!   13-Dec-1993	F.Macrides		macrides@sci.wfeb.edu
+$!	Mods for conditional compilations with VAXC versus DECC
+$!   10-Dec-1993	F.Macrides		macrides@sci.wfeb.edu
+$!	Initial version, for WWWLibrary v2.14 with Lynx v2.1
+$!
+$ ON CONTROL_Y THEN GOTO CLEANUP
+$ ON ERROR THEN GOTO CLEANUP
+$!
+$!	Compiler definitions can be added here as a comma separated
+$!	list with a lead comma, e.g., ",HAVE_FOO_H,DO_BLAH".  They
+$!	will apply only to the libwww-FM modules. - FM
+$!
+$ extra_defs = ",ACCESS_AUTH"
+$!
+$!	Include-paths can be added here as a comma separated
+$!	list with a lead comma, e.g., ",foo".
+$!
+$ extra_incs = ""
+$!
+$ extra_libs = ""
+$!
+$!	If no TCP/IP agent is specified (as the first argument),
+$!	prompt for a number from the list.   Note that the agent
+$!	must be the first argument if the debugger mode is to be
+$!	set via a second argument (see below). - FM
+$!
+$ agent = 0
+$ IF P1 .EQS. ""
+$ THEN
+$ 	write sys$output "Acceptable TCP/IP agents are"
+$ 	write sys$output " [1] MultiNet (default)"
+$ 	write sys$output " [2] UCX"
+$ 	write sys$output " [3] WIN_TCP"
+$	write sys$output " [4] CMU_TCP"
+$	write sys$output " [5] SOCKETSHR_TCP"
+$	write sys$output " [6] TCPWARE"
+$ 	write sys$output " [7] DECNET"
+$ 	write sys$output " [8] TCPIP"
+$ 	write sys$output " [9] Multinet UCX emulation"
+$ 	read sys$command/prompt="Agent [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9] (RETURN = [1]) " agent
+$ ENDIF
+$ if agent .eq. 1 .or. agent .eqs. "" .or. p1 .eqs. "MULTINET" then -
+    transport = "MULTINET"
+$ if agent .eq. 2 .or. p1 .eqs. "UCX"           then transport = "UCX"
+$ if agent .eq. 3 .or. p1 .eqs. "WIN_TCP"       then transport = "WIN_TCP"
+$ if agent .eq. 4 .or. p1 .eqs. "CMU_TCP"       then transport = "CMU_TCP"
+$ if agent .eq. 5 .or. p1 .eqs. "SOCKETSHR_TCP" then transport = "SOCKETSHR_TCP"
+$ if agent .eq. 6 .or. p1 .eqs. "TCPWARE"       then transport = "TCPWARE"
+$ if agent .eq. 7 .or. p1 .eqs. "DECNET"        then transport = "DECNET"
+$ if agent .eq. 8 .or. p1 .eqs. "TCPIP"         then transport = "TCPIP"
+$ IF agent .EQ. 9 .OR. P1 .EQS. "MULTINETUCX"
+$    THEN
+$    transport = "UCX"
+$    extra_defs = extra_defs + ",MUCX"
+$ ENDIF
+$!
+$ if transport .eqs. "SOCKETSHR_TCP" then extra_defs = extra_defs + ",_DECC_V4_SOURCE"
+$ if transport .eqs. "TCPIP"         then extra_defs = extra_defs + ",TCPIP_SERVICES"
+$ if transport .eqs. "TCPWARE"       then extra_defs = extra_defs + ",UCX"
+$!
+$  if option .eqs. "TCPIP"
+$  then
+$     if f$trnlnm("TCPIP$IPC_SHR") .eqs. "" then define TCPIP$IPC_SHR SYS$LIBRARY:TCPIP$IPC_SHR
+$  endif
+$!
+$ if P2 .nes. ""
+$ then
+$   count_parm = 0
+$ parse_p2:
+$   value_parm = f$element('count_parm, ",", "''p2'")
+$   if value_parm .nes. ","
+$   then
+$      if value_parm .eqs. "BZLIB"
+$      then
+$         write sys$output "** adding BZlib to build."
+$         extra_defs = extra_defs + ",USE_BZLIB"
+$         extra_incs = extra_incs + "," + BZLIB_INC
+$         extra_libs = extra_libs + "," + BZLIB_LIB + "libbz2/LIB"
+$      endif
+$      if value_parm .eqs. "SLANG"
+$      then
+$         write sys$output "** adding SLang to build."
+$         extra_defs = extra_defs + ",USE_SLANG"
+$         extra_incs = extra_incs + "," + SLANG_INC
+$         extra_libs = extra_libs + "," + SLANG_LIB + "slang.olb/lib"
+$      endif
+$      if value_parm .eqs. "SSL"
+$      then
+$         write sys$output "** adding SSL to build."
+$         IF F$TYPE( ssl_lib ) .EQS. "" THEN ssl_lib = F$TRNLNM("SSLLIB")
+$         IF F$TYPE( ssl_inc ) .EQS. "" THEN ssl_inc = F$TRNLNM("SSLINCLUDE")
+$         extra_defs = extra_defs + ",USE_SSL,USE_OPENSSL_INCL"
+$         extra_libs = extra_libs + "," + SSL_LIB + "libssl/LIB," + SSL_LIB + "libcrypto/LIB"
+$!
+$!	The "#include <openssl/ssl.h>" requires a logical variable "openssl".
+$!
+$         define/nolog openssl 'SSL_INC
+$      endif
+$      if value_parm .eqs. "ZLIB"
+$      then
+$         write sys$output "** adding Zlib to build."
+$         extra_defs = extra_defs + ",USE_ZLIB"
+$         extra_incs = extra_incs + "," + ZLIB_INC
+$         extra_libs = extra_libs + "," + ZLIB_LIB + "libz/LIB"
+$      endif
+$      count_parm = count_parm + 1
+$      goto parse_p2
+$   endif
+$ endif
+$!
+$!	Compiler options can be specified here.  If there was
+$!	a second argument (with any value), then debugger mode
+$!	with no optimization will be specified as well. - FM
+$!
+$ cc_opts = ""
+$ if p3 .nes. "" then cc_opts = cc_opts + "/DEBUG/NOOPT"
+$!
+$ all_defs = transport + extra_defs
+$ all_incs = "[-.Implementation],[---.src],[---.src.chrtrans],[---]" + extra_incs
+$!
+$ IF f$getsyi("ARCH_NAME") .eqs. "Alpha" .or. -
+     f$getsyi("ARCH_NAME") .eqs. "IA64" .or. -
+     f$trnlnm("VAXCMSG") .eqs. "DECC$MSG" .or. -
+     f$trnlnm("DECC$CC_DEFAULT") .eqs. "/DECC" .or. -
+     f$trnlnm("DECC$CC_DEFAULT") .eqs. "/VAXC"
+$ THEN
+$! DECC:
+$  If transport .eqs. "UCX" .or. transport .eqs. "TCPWARE"
+$  Then
+$    cc := cc/decc/prefix=all /nomember 'cc_opts'-
+	  /warning=(disable=implicitfunc)-
+	  /DEFINE=('all_defs) -
+	  /INCLUDE=('all_incs)
+$  Else
+$    if transport .eqs. "MULTINET" then -
+	extra_defs = extra_defs + ",_DECC_V4_SOURCE,__SOCKET_TYPEDEFS"
+$    cc := cc/decc/prefix=all /nomember 'cc_opts'-
+	  /warning=(disable=implicitfunc)-
+	  /DEFINE=('all_defs) -
+	  /INCLUDE=('all_incs)
+$  EndIf
+$ ELSE
+$  IF f$search("gnu_cc:[000000]gcclib.olb") .nes. ""
+$  THEN
+$! GNUC:
+$    cc := gcc/DEFINE=('all_defs) 'cc_opts' /INCLUDE=('all_incs)
+$  ELSE
+$! VAXC:
+$    cc := cc/DEFINE=('all_defs) 'cc_opts' /INCLUDE=('all_incs)
+$  ENDIF
+$ ENDIF
+$ v1 = f$verify(1)
+$ show sym cc
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTString.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTParse.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTAccess.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTTP.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTFile.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTBTree.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTFTP.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTTCP.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]SGML.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTMLDTD.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTChunk.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTPlain.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTMLGen.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTAtom.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTAnchor.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTStyle.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTList.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTRules.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTFormat.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTMIME.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTNews.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTGopher.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTTelnet.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTFinger.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTWSRC.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTAAUtil.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTAABrow.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTGroup.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTAAProt.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTAssoc.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTLex.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTUU.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTVMSUtils.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTWAIS.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTVMS_WaisUI.c
+$ cc [-.Implementation]HTVMS_WaisProt.c
+$!
+$ result = "[-.Implementation]WWWLib_''transport'.olb"
+$ If f$search("''result'") .eqs. "" Then -
+    LIBRARY/Create 'result
+$ LIBRARY/Replace 'result *.obj
+$ Delete/nolog/noconf *.obj;*
+$!
+$ v1 = f$verify(v0)
+$ CLEANUP:
+$    v1 = f$verify(v)
+$exit