Index of /abc

 Name                    Last modified       Size  Description

 Parent Directory        01-Sep-2009 13:53      -  
 INDEX                   05-Mar-1994 00:08     1k  
 abc-pc.zip              26-Oct-2001 10:25   606k  
 abc-redhat-linux.tar    05-Jul-2002 15:49   440k  
 abc-unix-old.tar.z      05-Mar-1994 00:08   560k  
 abc-unix.tar.Z          05-Mar-1994 00:08   669k  
 abc.intro               19-Oct-1994 14:48     9k  
 abc.mac.sit.hqx         05-Mar-1994 00:08   311k  
 abcpc.arc               05-Mar-1994 00:08   210k  
 abcpc.zip               09-Jun-1995 09:47   191k  
 abcst.arc               05-Mar-1994 00:08   235k  
 abcversions             05-Mar-1994 00:08     1k  
 examples/               02-Apr-1999 12:28      -  

This directory contains Release 1 of the ABC distribution.

Set ftp's file transfer type to "binary" for all versions except
the Macintosh hqx file.

abcversions
	documents the different releases.
	
abc.intro
	 gives a quick overview of ABC and its implementations,
	 and gives a few examples of ABC programs.

abc.unix.tar.Z
	This is the source for the Unix version.
	Put it in the parent-directory where you want the ABC source to reside,
	(e.g. /usr/local/src), and type:
		zcat abc.unix.tar.Z | tar xf -
	(sometimes you need to type 'xof' instead of 'xf' to make yourself the
	 owner of the files extracted from the tar-file; see 'man 1 tar').
	All files will then be unpacked in the subdirectory abc
	(e.g. /usr/local/src/abc/).
	About 1.4 megabytes will be needed for the source.
	You will need 2.5 megabytes in total to compile and install the system.
	First read abc/README to find out how to install the ABC system.

abc-redhat-linux.tar
	These are Redhat binaries compiled under Redhat Linux 7.3.

	Put the executable files abc and abckeys somewhere in your path.

	Put the library files abc.msg and abc.hlp in one of the following
	places:

	1. In the directory where you are when you start abc up (not
	usually very useful).

	2. The location where your abc source programs are
	stored, namely $HOME/abc/

	3. /usr/lib/abc/


abc-pc.zip
	This is the version for the PC, under any version of Windows.
	Read abc.hlp to find out how to use ABC on a PC.
	The extracted files total about 226K disk space.

abcst.arc
	This is the version for the Atari ST.
	To extract the six files abc.tos abckeys.tos, abc.hlp, abc.msg,
	abcintro.doc and readme.st type:
		arc x abcst.arc
	Read readme.st, abc.hlp and abcintro.doc to learn
	how to use ABC on the ST.
	The extracted files total about 373 K disk space.

abc.mac.sit.hqx
	This is the version for the Apple Macintosh.
	It is a binhexed StuffIt archive.
	First choose "Decode Binhex File ..." from StuffIt's Other menu.
	(Or BinHex itself if you have an old version of StuffIt).
	Then "Open Archive ..." abc.mac.sit from the File menu to extract
	the four files MacABC, MacABC.help, MacABC.doc and ABCintro.doc.
	The latter two are MacWrite documents that tell you how to use MacABC.
	The extracted files comprise about 333 K.