ID#:                C00661MNYCP04
                                      RSICC #:            CCC-661
                                      CODE PKG NAME:      Sources-4C
                                      COMPUTER:           Pentium; Sun Sparc
                                      PACKAGED:           06/05/1998
                                      MOST RECENT UPDATE: 07/18/2002        
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  Transmitted on 1 CD-Rom 
07/18/2002  11:52a   6,971,741 c661dos4.EXE  self-extracting, Windows file
07/18/2002  02:44p   6,668,674 c661tar4.gz   GNU compressed Unix tar file
C661.PDF			RSICC document which includes LANL reports.
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 In order to install SOURCES4C files on your hard disk:
 PC users should double click on c661dos4.exe on the CD to extract files.
 Unix users should binary upload C661tar4.gz then uncompress & extract files. 
		gunzip -c c661tar4.gz | tar xvf -
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A subdirectory called Sources4C will be created under the current directory
and will contain the following directories and files under Windows.
The Linux executable name in the tar file is sources_linux.x.

07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          Docs	LANL reports
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex1	15 test case directories
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex2
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex3
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex4
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex5
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex6
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex7
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          ex8
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          s1
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          s2
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          s3
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          s4
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          s5
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          s6
07/18/2002  03:18p      <DIR>          s7
03/05/2002  12:44p             467,040 lastcall.exe	LASTCALL Windows executable
07/18/2002  11:43a               5,245 Readme4c.txt	***Installation & info file
07/16/2002  04:52p                 779 runall.bat	execute all tests under Windows
07/16/2002  03:14p                 133 runone.bat	execute one test case on Windows
07/16/2002  05:17p                 495 run_all		Unix script for all tests
07/16/2002  05:10p                 117 run_one		Unix script for one test case
04/05/2002  04:06p           1,044,559 sources4c.exe	Windows executable
04/05/2002  04:06p             153,122 sources4c.for	source for all computers
04/05/2002  04:06p              12,733 tape2		(Input data files)
04/05/2002  04:06p             107,079 tape3
04/05/2002  04:06p              48,986 tape4
04/05/2002  04:06p             196,130 tape5

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Notes:  RSICC tested this release on:
1) Intel PC running Windows 2000 PC using Compaq Visual Fortran executable
	The included executable was also tested under Windows XP.
2) Intel PC running RedHat Linux 6.1 with the Portland Group Inc V3.3-2
3) SunOS 5.6 with g77 0.5.23

An executable compiled using Compaq Visual Fortran Standard Edition 
V6.6.0 on a PC running Microsoft's Windows 2000 Professional (V 5.0, 
Build 2195, Service Pack 2) is included in the self-extracting Windows
distribution file. The Compaq test case results are also included 
in that file. 

An executable compiled with PGI under RedHat Linux is included 
in the GNU compressed tar file.  It is called sources4c_linux.x 
and must be renamed to sources.x before executing the scripts. 
The Linux distribution includes results from the PGI compiler.

LASTCALL is a simple graphical user interface designed to minimize 
common errors made during input. The optional application, LASTCALL, 
consists of a single dialog window launched from an executable (lastcall.exe) 
on Windows-based personal computers. The execuatble was created with Compaq 
Visual Fortran Standard Edition V6.6.0 under Windows2000. The LASTCALL
source is not distributed, and there is no Unix or Linux version.
Copy the LASTCALL.EXE executable to your hard drive & click on it to run.