INDULIB -- HP USER LIBRARY LEX file disassemby
LEX files: HGL$, from Data Acquisition ROM LEX3421
           STRBOOL - Software Developer's Handbook, also in GRAPHLEX (GRAPH71)
           CUSTUTIL, STRINGLX - Software Developer's Handbook
           DATALEX (STD$) - HP-71 Data Managment Pack
           SPLEX - SPREAD71, also EQU SOLVER, Chris Bunsen
Source code, per disassembly: HGLS, STRBOOLS, ULIB1, MAXRCS, SPLEXS
Description : The User Library LEX project was started to replace a multitude
of small LEX files with a single "USERLIBLEX". Among other advantages, this
would significantly improve HP-71 performance, as large numbers of poll
handlers slow down both program execution and keyboard response. It would also
simplify the job of loading all the LEX files that might be needed to run
programs. The above mentioned files contain useful keywords, including the most
commonly used User Library keywords. USERLIBA combines CUSTUTIL, DATALEX (STD$)
and STRINGLX keywords into a single file. The other source code is code to be
combined into a future USERLIB LEX...

Disassembly of other LEX files is in fact progressing well, but help could
greatly speed-up this project.

Problems encountered include apparent gaps in token allocations (ID #52, tokens
14 to 17 and 1D to 1F. It would be nice to know what should go in there... 
Also, Marty Sedluk's CLOCKLEX apparently does not use HP allocated resources,
as its token range is 1D to 20, which conflicts with BREAKLEX (also from the
Software Developer's Handbook)

NOTE: Material contibuted to this project should be labeled "USERLIBLEX", and
passed on to your swapdisk coordinator..
SPLEXS disassembly is NOT finished, but provides considerable useful insight
in the parsing of BASIC files. This partial disassembly is provided to simulate
interest / participation in the USERLIBLEX project.. 
MAXRCS is the source code for a keyword / LEX linked to SPLEX
SPLEX is the original source for BASICLEX. Unfortunately, BASICLEX was
apparently re-assembled from a flawed disassembly of SPLEX, and crashes when
you try A$=LIST$... unlike SPLEX!