- Rearranged directory structure for forking out ANSTO

- Refactored site specific stuff into a site module
- PSI specific stuff is now in the PSI directory.
- The old version has been tagged with pre-ansto

serial.w

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+\subsection{Serial Connections}
+This object allows to send arbitrary strings to a serial port in the SINQ
+hardware setup system. This means a message is packaged and forwarded to  to 
+the Macintosh serving the port. And data is read back again from there. This
+facility has been devised in order to write environment device drivers in
+the macro language and as help for SICS instrument managers. 
+
+In contrast to the many SICS objects this object is defined for the Tcl
+interpreter. This is because it is in use within the psish Tcl interpreter
+as well. There is only one function, SerialInit, which adds the serial
+command to the SICS interpreter. 
+
+@o serial.h @{
+/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------
+                         S I C S  S E R I A L
+
+  This object adds the serial command to the Tcl-interpreter within SICS.
+  Furthermore the commands sr1-sr6 are added as predefined names for 
+  possible connections. 
+
+  Mark Koennecke, January 1998
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
+#ifndef SICSERIAL
+#define SICSERIAL
+   int SerialInit(SConnection *pCon,SicsInterp *pSics, void *pData,
+                  int argc, char *argv[]);
+#endif
+@}
+