ID#:    P00505MNYWS00
                                     RSICC:  PSR-505
                                     Code Package Name: MOSRA-Light 98.7
                                     Test Computer: SUN Solaris
                                     Packaged: 03/21/2001

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Transmitted on 1 DS/HD diskette in GNU compressed UNIX format 
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  p00505mnyws00.tar.gz  223,794 bytes   March 21 2001

User can enter the desired directory and type the following command
to decompress the file. Typing the following command will create a
directory called MOSRA-Light under the present working directory.

gunzip -c p00505mnyws00.tar.gz | tar xvf -

For installation instructions, see the readme.txt file which will 
be extracted to the MOSRA-Light subdirectory.  See also the man1.txt
files for input specifications.
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Pre-processor must be executed in the main menu of @PunchMe.
The pre-processor will generate system-dependent source programs,
and Makefile generates the load module of MOSRA-Light.

The structure of the MOSRA-Light after the completion of the 
installation is described as below.

MOSRA-Light  : top directory 
      -bin   : directory for MOSRA-Light load modules
      -obj   : directory for object modules and Makefile for MOSRA-Light
      -smpl  : directory for sample problems
          -shr       : directory for shell-script and input data
          -outp      : directory for output data (text)
          -pds       : directory for input/output data (binary)
      -src   : directory for source programs
           -difxyz   : directory for main part of MOSRA-Light
           -pdsacs   : directory for binary data(PDS files) access programs
           -common   : common programs to other codes
           -extnl    : directory for system-dependent programs
           -inc      : directory for include files
      -tmp   : directory for temporary files (work directory)
      -tool  : directory for installation tools
           -install  : directory for MOSRA-Light installer
                  -SysDpnd     : directory for system-dependent pre-processors
                      -{*}/PrepInst.sh: system(*)-dependent pre-processor
                        *:system type = ews-hp, ews-sun, facom-vpp, nec-sx3 ..
                  -PrepRset.sh : Uninstaller for pre-processed data
                  -ProgInst.sh : Installer for load module
                  -ProgRset.sh : Uninstaller for objects and load modules
                  -OutpRset.sh : Uninstaller for calculated data
                  -menu        : directory for menu of installer
                      -prepro.sh      : menu for pre-processor
                      -inst.sh        : menu for installer
                      -rset.sh        : menu for uninstaller
                      -help.sh        : menu for help information
                      -PCmenu.sh      : menu for pre-processor for PC/AT
                      -custom         : directory for custom-installation menu 
                  -help        : directory for help information
                      -help*.txt      : help information
                      -man*.txt       : users input manual
           -permit   : directory for tools to permit MOSRA-Light to other users
           -else     : directory for other tools (source conversion, etc.)
                  -F77conv     : converter for FORTRAN compile driver and option
                  -CCconv      : converter for C compile driver and option
                  -VPconv      : converter for vector control statements
                  -mkmk        : directory for Makefile generator
      -more  : directory for utility programs (More-MOSRA)

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MOSRA-Light was tested at RSICC on a SUN UltraSparc 60 under SunOS 5.6 with f77 
version 5 and C version 5.0.  JAERI tested the code on several computers running
Unix and Redhat Linux 4.2.