.he 'INITC''Page %'
.fo 'Steven Hardy''January 78'
INITC	This function, like INIT, produces a strip, but a special kind of strip, namely the kind which is
used to represent strings.  The dataword of
this structure is CSTRIP and the accessing function is SUBSCRC.  The
components must be integers in the range -128 to 127.  ACSTRIP
occupies far less space than a (full) STRIP of the same length.
Character strings are represented by a CSTRIP whose components are the
integer representations (character codes) of the characters in the string.
So when you type 'A STRING', the POP11 system has to use the equivalent
of INITC(8) to create a character strip, after which, the character codes
are inserted using FILL or SUBSCRC.
