Thinking: 10-04-93 
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Structure of the Database: 

MUSEDATA/ 
  COMPOSER1/ 
  COMPOSER2/ 
  ...  
  COMPOSERn/ 
    INDEX: file  list of works in the database 
                 what sources they appear under (could be multiple) 
                 what stage of progress they are in 
                 whether or not they are checked out, etc.  
    SOURCE1/ 
    SOURCE2/ 
    ...  
    SOURCEn/ 
      WORK1/ 
      WORK2/ 
      ...  
      WORKn/ 
        STAGE1/ 
          MVT1/ 
          MVT2/ 
          ...  
          MVTn/ 
        STAGE2/ 
          MVT1/ 
          MVT2/ 
          ...  
          MVTn/ 
            many data files: 
              STATE2 will have files which will belong to one or 
              more of the following groups: 

                1. sound       used to make MIDI0 files 
                                 "  "   "   MIDI1   " 
                                 "  "   "   DARMS   " 
                                 "  "   "   KERN    " 
                                            our performance files 

                2. score       used to make SCORE files 
                                 "  "   "   our full-score files 

                3. parts       used to make our parts files 

                4. short       used to make our short score files 

                5. tracks      used for analysis 

                6. midi        data specifically used to compile 
                                 MIDI files (e.g. channel assignments 
                                 and instrument assignments) 

                7. tempo       temp data used in compiling our 
                                 performance files 

                8. data        anything and everything 

              I suggest the following naming comvention for files the 
              data files in stage2.  

                  Files which have membership in the "sound" group be named 
                    01, 02, 03 ...  
                  Files which do not have membership in the "sound" group, 
                    but have membership in the "score" group be named 
                    S01, S02, S03 ...  
                  Files which do not have membership in the "sound" or "score" 
                    groups, but have membership in the "parts" group be named 
                    P01, P02, P03 ... 
                  Files which do not have membership in the "sound", "score" 
                    or "parts" groups, but have membership in the "shortscore" 
                    group be named H01, H02, H03 ...  
                  Files which do not have membership in the "sound", "score", 
                    "parts", or "shortscore" groups, but have membership in 
                    the "tracks" group be named T01, T02, T03 ...  
                  Files having membership in the "midi" or "tempo" groups are 
                    exclusive members of these groups; that is, they belong 
                    only to that one group.  At the moment, there is only one 
                    file belonging to the "midi" group, and it is called MCHAN.
                    Files belonging to the "tempo" group may be named TEMPO, 
                    TEMPO1, TEMPO2, ...  
                  I image the "data" group as a combination of work-in-progress
                    and archive of unused files.  Files which belong to this 
                    group and no other may be called D01, D02, ...  

              It is important to remember that the file names do not carry 
              definitive membership information; this system of naming is 
              mainly a "traffic cop" to keep file names from "running into 
              each other."  The definitive information on membership, as 
              well as the order with a particular group is contained in 
              records 11ff. of the file.  



        OUTPUTS/   (internal to CCARH) 
          PARTS/ 
            I-FILES/ 
            PAGES/ 
          SKORE/ 
            I-FILES/ 
            PAGES/ 
          SHSKORE/ 
            I-FILES/ 
            PAGES/ 
          SOUND/ 

        DISTRIB/ 
          MIDI0/ 
            MVT1 (file) 
            MVT2 (file) 
            ...  
            MVTn (file) 
          MIDI1/ 
            MVT1 (file) 
            MVT2 (file) 
            ...  
            MVTn (file) 
          SCORE/ 
            MVT1 (file) 
            MVT2 (file) 
            ...  
            MVTn (file) 
          DARMS/ 
            MVT1 (file) 
            MVT2 (file) 
            ...  
            MVTn (file) 
          KERN/ 
            MVT1 (file) 
            MVT2 (file) 
            ...  
            MVTn (file) 
          MUSED/ 
            MVT1/ 
            MVT2/ 
            ...  
            MVTn/ 

Computer programs:    (* = some version of this is working) 

* BEGIN.Z     initial convertion from stage1 to stage2 
                (results belong to the data group) 

* FMERGE.Z    combines two or more stage2 part files.  

* AUTOSET.Z   creates a set of non-page-specific i-files from 
                a set of stage2 source files.  

* MSKPAGE.Z   creates page-specific score (short score, part) 
                files from non-page-specific i-files 

* DSKPAGE.Z   displays page-specific i-files 
* PSKPAGE.Z   prints    "      "        " 

* S2MCOMP.Z   creates a MONSTER sound file for proof hearing 
                a set of stage2 source files 

* PLAYMUS.Z   performs a MONSTER sound file 

* MKMIDI.Z    compile a MIDI0 or MIDI1 file from a set of 
                stage2 files from the "sound" group 

  MKDARMS.Z   compile a DARMS file from a set of stage2 
                files from the "sound" group 
                (based on Brent's DARMS program) 

  MKKERN.Z    compile a KERN fike from a set of stage2 
                files form the "sound" group 

  MKSCORE.Z   compile a set of SCORE files from a set of page 
                specific score ifiles. 
                (based on some experimental programs) 

  MKMUSED.Z   move the proper set of stage2 files to the  
                MUSED release directory 
                (this program just moves things) 

* COMPRESS.Z  compress a set of stage2 source files 

* DECOMP.Z    decompress a set of stage2 source files 

  LMIDI0.Z    load a floppy with specified MIDI0 files 

  LMIDI1.Z    load a floppy with specified MIDI1 files 

  LSCORE.Z    load a floppy with specified SCORE files 

  LDARMS.Z    load a floppy with specified DARMS files 

  LKERN.Z     load a floppy with specified KERN files 

  LMUSED.Z    load a floppy with specified MUSED files 
                (a version of the compress program)