R.COM is tailored for the YAZE (or YAZE-AG) Z80 emulator.  It is a tool for
copying files from the host computer to the emulated CP/M system.

I have modified the program so that when running under CP/M Plus it will set
the exact file size to match that of the host file.  When running under CP/M
2.2 nothing special happens and the file size will always be a multiple of
128 bytes.

The main routine is written in SPL.  The compiler for that language is part of
the YAZE-AG distribution.

Jon Saxton
April 2014

Update 28 June 2014:
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Prior versions of R.COM expected to the host system files and directories to
have UPPER CASE names.  To override that one had to put the letter L at the
end of the command.  Examples:

	r math/trig.arc		would read MATH/TRIG.ARC
	r math/trig.arc l	would read math/trig.arc

This release makes lower case the default.  To override, put a U at the end
of the command.

	r math/trig.arc		reads math/trig.arc
	r math/trig.arc u	reads MATH/TRIG.ARC

This makes life a lot easier on UNIX-type systems.

W.COM is the converse of R.COM.  It copies files from the emulated CP/M to
the host system.  In keeping with the change to R.COM I also modified W.COM
to create files on the host system with lower-case names.  I also added ARC,
BIN, LBR and a few others to the list of extensions which default to binary
transfers.

	w math/trig.arc		copies TRIG.ARC in binary mode to the host
				as math/trig.arc
	w math/*.arc		does the same but for all .ARC files.