kriegsman · November 14, 2018 20:48
diff --git a/ClearWayQA ReadMe.txt b/ClearWayQA ReadMe.txt
 ClearWayQA Plug-In PPC v2.1a5 Read Me
 6/18/98

 "ClearWayQA" is a tool for finding, isolating, and recording two 
 specific kinds of bugs in other WebSTAR plug-ins: memory bugs, and
 PowerPC processor exceptions. 

 ClearWayQA finds many kinds of memory bugs that other plug-ins may have, 
 such as double-deletes, uninitialized variables, buffer and array 
 overruns, etc.  

 ClearWayQA also traps ALL PowerPC processor exceptions and generates
 a backtrace file showing where the error occured.  If it were not 
 catching these processor exceptions, you would see them as 
 "System Errors" or "Unexpected Quits" from WebSTAR.


 Using ClearWayQA
 Install ClearWayQA in your WebSTAR plug-ins folder and restart WebSTAR.

 If a memory error or a processor error occurs, ClearWayQA will write an
 entry into the "ClearWayQA.log" file in your WebSTAR root folder.  
 WebSTAR will then quit.  You must restart the server computer to re-run
 WebSTAR, because of WebSTAR's serial-number-checking scheme.

 You can examine the contents of the ClearWayQA.log file to see
 what happened, where and when.

 Remember that even a perfectly written plug-in can be the victim of a
 memory or processor bug caused by a poorly-written plug-in running
 on the same server.


 *** Restarting Your Server ***
 If you have the program called "Restarter.fire" on your server's hard 
 drive, ClearWayQA can restart your computer after WebSTAR quits.  The
 restart is essentially the same as a Finder-level Restart command.
 The program "Restarter.fire" is a standard part of the FireSite distribtion.
	ClearWayQA Plug-In PPC v2.1a5 Read Me
	6/18/98

	"ClearWayQA" is a tool for finding, isolating, and recording two
	specific kinds of bugs in other WebSTAR plug-ins: memory bugs, and
	PowerPC processor exceptions.

	ClearWayQA finds many kinds of memory bugs that other plug-ins may have,
	such as double-deletes, uninitialized variables, buffer and array
	overruns, etc.

	ClearWayQA also traps ALL PowerPC processor exceptions and generates
	a backtrace file showing where the error occured. If it were not
	catching these processor exceptions, you would see them as
	"System Errors" or "Unexpected Quits" from WebSTAR.


	Using ClearWayQA
	Install ClearWayQA in your WebSTAR plug-ins folder and restart WebSTAR.

	If a memory error or a processor error occurs, ClearWayQA will write an
	entry into the "ClearWayQA.log" file in your WebSTAR root folder.
	WebSTAR will then quit. You must restart the server computer to re-run
	WebSTAR, because of WebSTAR's serial-number-checking scheme.

	You can examine the contents of the ClearWayQA.log file to see
	what happened, where and when.

	Remember that even a perfectly written plug-in can be the victim of a
	memory or processor bug caused by a poorly-written plug-in running
	on the same server.


	* Restarting Your Server *
	If you have the program called "Restarter.fire" on your server's hard
	drive, ClearWayQA can restart your computer after WebSTAR quits. The
	restart is essentially the same as a Finder-level Restart command.
	The program "Restarter.fire" is a standard part of the FireSite distribtion.