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   [  Sample NGXC/NGXL screen output (with statistics)  ]


   Example: NGXC abc_00?.asc /Eerrc.dat


   NGXC . Norton Guide database compiler . v1.0 September 1994
   Compiling abc_001.asc
   Pass #1 - reading
   Pass #2 - writing
   Pass #3 - xref'ing
   List entries:   258, long entries:   258, source lines: 12388
   Xref:  !file:     0, ext. seealso:     0, int. seealso:   796


   Compiling abc_002.asc
   Pass #1 - reading
   Pass #2 - writing
   Pass #3 - xref'ing
   List entries:    31, long entries:    31, source lines:   637
   Xref:  !file:     1, ext. seealso:     0, int. seealso:    75



   Notes
   -----
   On pass #1, the source file is read and parsed.
   On pass #2, all database entries and external references are written to
               the .ngo file.
   On pass #3, all internal seealso references are written to the .ngo file


   Statistics show:  number of '!short:' keywords used
                     number of long entries
                     number of lines read from source text file
                     number of external file references
                        (example: !file:errmsg.ngo)
                     number of external seealso references
                        (example: !seealso: abc_010.ngo:"DOS errors")
                     number of internal seealso references
                        (example: !seealso: DWORD  "BYTE PTR")




   Example: NGXL def.lcf /Eerrl.dat

   NGXL . Norton Guide database linker . v1.0 September 1994
     Pass #1 - parsing linkfile
     Pass #2 - building def.ng
        def_001.ngo
        def_002.ngo
        def_010.ngo
        def_011.ngo
     Pass #3 - cross-referencing

     Linked:  .ngo:     4, external files:     1, external seealso:    25


   Notes
   -----
   On pass #1, the link file is read and parsed.
   On pass #2, all database entries are read, linked, and written to the
               .ng file.
   On pass #3, all external seealso references are written to the .ng file


   Statistics show:  number of object files (.ngo) processed
                        (= filenames displayed)
                     number of external file references
                        (example: !file:def_011.ngo)
                     number of external seealso references
                        (example: !seealso: def_010.ngo:"DOS errors")