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The purpose of \fBghostcheck\fP 
is to check the dates on C source code and man pages
versus the dates on *.prog and *.pane files for the application program that
was generated using \fBghostreader\fP and \fBghostwriter\fP.  
It will give you a listing
of the files with their dates, and give reasonably accurate advice about how
to best bring files up to date. 
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NOTE:  \fBGhostcheck\fP will not fail to give you 
advice, even if all files actually ARE up to date, since the only information
it has to go on is the date at which each of the files were most recently
modified.  For instance, suppose you create a correct .prog file and generate
C code from it which is also correct, and then run \fBghostcheck\fP.  
\fBGhostcheck\fP
will tell you that the .prog file may need to be updated using ghostreader,
even though it actually IS up to date.  This is because the .prog file was
created earlier than the C code.  
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Thus, \fBghostcheck\fP is a utility for getting a general idea of what to do.  
In
any case, if you follow its advice, you won't be hurting anything - it just
may not be absolutely necessary to do what it tells you to.
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Before clicking on "GHOSTCHECK", you must fill out the name of the
program, "Program Name",
that you wish to generate.  It must be the same as the "*"
on your *.pane and *.prog files.
Do not use a configuration file (*.conf) until you are very familiar
with the \fBghost\fP routines.  
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The success of the "GHOSTCHECK" is reported in a pop-up help window.
