This file contains a list of all files included in 386SWAT.ZIP along
with a brief description of each file's contents.

FILELIST.TXT	This file.

386SWAT.DOC	A preliminary documentation file.

SWATSYM.DOC	A documentation file for 386SWAT symbolic debugging.

VCPIDBG.DOC	A documentation file describing the API implemented
		  in 386SWAT for debugging VCPI clients.

386SWAT.LOD	The debugger itself.  See 386SWAT.DOC for details.

386SWAT 	A sample profile file listing all profile options.
		  You may wish to copy this file to *.PRO and use it
		  as the basis for your customized profile.

386SWAT.GRM	A listing of the LALR grammar used by 386SWAT's
		  command line.

MAPSSF.EXE	A program to convert a .MAP file to a .SSF (SWAT
		  Symbol File) as well as pass symbols to 386SWAT.
		  See the file SWATSYM.DOC for details.

SWATCMD.EXE	A program used to send commands to 386SWAT.  This
		  program also runs as a device driver to aid in
		  debugging those programs.

SWATRUN.COM	A program used to run another program under 386SWAT's
		  control.  See the file SWATSYM.DOC for details.

SWATVXD.EXE	A VxD for debugging Windows applications (as well as
		  other VxDs).	See SWATVXD.DOC for details.

DPMITSR.ZIP	This program is an example of a simple DPMI TSR.  It
		  hooks Int 21 function 4B.

EPM.ZIP 	This program is an example of Entering PM from any of
		  RM, VM-VCPI, or VM-DPMI.  When debugging VCPI
		  clients, make sure you have enabled the VMSINT flag
		  (use VMSINT ON from the SWAT command line).

HELLO_PM.ZIP	This program is an example of a DPMI application that
		  enters protected mode via DPMI services, prints
		  "Hello, world," then returns to DOS (and V86 mode).

SWATDPMI.ZIP	This program is an example of a DPMI application that
		  copies code into extended memory, then executes it.

KEYBIN.COM	Use this program on an International keyboard to help
		  the author of 386SWAT support your keyboard.

KEYBIN.TXT	Consult this text file to see how to use KEYBIN.

