C.N has (C.N) semantics.
C>>N has (C>>N) semantics, which never matches.
Any binary TDTs generated in 4.61 use a '+' in the character set, rather than ','.
Fortunately, all 4.51 and earlier binary TDTs work correctly on input.
An example TDT:
$SMI<"CCCN.C=O>>CCCN=C.O"> FPP<FO.E04EmWVU.2,.M+F22M0..U.2,....150vntVrw+g.5g1A1...1, .E+s4....6..2;test> FP<..+s150vntVrw+gM5g9A1...1;2048;62;128;53;1> |