anchor.diff:  setting.
   
   If converting single machine (or multiple machines and working in different directories
  -for each set of the files), then output files may be named as
  +for each set of the files), then output files may be named as:
   
   . set<lmid_lowercase>
   
  
positive.code: is booted.
  
  In Enduro/X each cluster link (between this and other node) must be defined in 
  *<servers />* as a normal ATMI server. The XATMI server process is *tpbridge(8)*. 
  In one of the nodes listening/binding address/port must be set, 
  in other node socket client mode shall be configured to connect to first node.
  
  For example, if node *1* shall be connected to nodes *2* and *3*, then on node *1*, two 
  *tpbridge* process shall be configured, to establish links to nodes *2* and *3*.
  
  In Enduro/X cluster each server is identified with unique number in range for
  1..32, set in *NDRX_NODEID* parameter. This similar to Tuxedo's *LMID*, but
  value is strictly limited to numbers only. (during conversion *LMID* keyword
  by *ubb2ex(8)* is used for resource prefixing for each instance).
  
  
  ==== Establishing links between nodes, by example
  
  
negative.code: 
  # update to correspond actual Enduro/X installation path
  export NDRX_HOME=/usr
  export NDRX_APPHOME=<Common part between APPDIR and TUXCONFIG, if no common part found, just use APPDIR >
  export NDRX_CCONFIG=<Directory name of TUXCONFIG>/app.ini
  export CDPATH=$CDPATH:.:${NDRX_APPHOME}
  export PATH=$PATH:<APPDIR>
  
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  Additionally dirname of UBB *ULOGPFX* can be used as *[@global]/NDRX_ULOG*. Where
  later *NDRX_ULOG* by it self means a directory where ULOG files are written by
  mask 'ULOG.YYYYMMDD' and process debug logging is written.
  
  Data from UBB *ENVFILE* setting may be copied to *app.ini* [@global] section.
  
  The above is just recommended way how to setup runtime environment. Other
  approaches may be used too, according to *ex_env(5)* and 
  