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	PROGRAM EXTCK1

C COPYRIGHT (c) DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 1986, 1987
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C 
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C 
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C Program writes a .mac file to determine if we're running with
C extended addressing or not.  This is done via a macro function
C returning true (have it) or false (don't have it).

	OPEN(20, FILE='F20EXT.MAC')

	IF (EXTCK2()) THEN
		WRITE(20,*) '	FTEXT==-1	' //
	1		';Machine has extended addressing'
	ELSE
		WRITE(20,*) '	FTEXT==0	' //
	1		';Machine does not have exteneded addressing'
	ENDIF

	CLOSE(20)

	END