--- loncom/build/Attic/parse.pl	2000/12/09 19:29:16	1.6
+++ loncom/build/Attic/parse.pl	2000/12/09 22:55:29	1.7
@@ -118,6 +118,7 @@ sub begin_description_page {
 <LI>About this file
 <LI>Software Package Description
 <LI>Directory Structure
+<LI>File Type Ownership and Permissions
 <LI>File and Directory Structure
 </UL>
 <FONT SIZE=+2>About this file</FONT>
@@ -270,7 +271,11 @@ sub make_directory_and_file_structure_de
 <P>
 The icons on the left column correspond to the file type
 specified in the second column.  The last column "Notes" shows compilation,
-dependency, and configuration information.
+dependency, and configuration information.  The CVS location
+shows the location of the binary source file (if applicable) needed to
+be copied to the target.  If the binary source file is not at
+the specified location, then the text is shown in 
+<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>red</FONT>.
 </P>
 <P>
 <TABLE BORDER=1 CELLPADDING=5 WIDTH=60%>
@@ -327,6 +332,13 @@ END
 		my $category=$info{'LOCATION'}{$distribution}{$filesfull[$i]}{'CATEGORY'};
 		my $fdescription=$info{'LOCATION'}{$distribution}{$filesfull[$i]}{'DESCRIPTION'};
 		my $source=$info{'LOCATION'}{$distribution}{$filesfull[$i]}{'SOURCE'};
+		unless (-e "../../$source") {
+		    $source=~/([^\/]+)$/;
+		    my $s=$1;
+		    $source="<FONT COLOR=#FF0000>$source</FONT>";
+#		    my $fr=`cd ../../; find . -name $s`;
+#		    $source.="<BR>$fr\n";
+		}
 		my $notes=$info{'LOCATION'}{$distribution}{$filesfull[$i]}{'NOTES'};
 		$description.=<<END;
 <TR>