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		   __THE EiC BINARY DISTRIBUTION__

				  by

			       Ed Breen
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Contents:

	COPYRIGHT
	BINARY DISTRIBUTIONS
	INSTALLATION NOTES
	BRIEF INTRODUCTION
	REPORTING BUGS 
	MAJOR KNOWN BUGS
	APPENDIX
		BUILDING THE BINARY DISTRIBUTION

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COPYRIGHT

	Please refer to the LICENCE document provided
with this distribution. To proceed beyond this point,
is to agree with the licence agreement.

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BUGS OR QUESTIONS CAN BE DIRECTED TO:

A Bug Report form is located at:
 
	http://pobox.com/~eic

General questions to:

	[e-mail]

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BINARY DISTRIBUTIONS

The following PLATFORM distributions are available:


EiC has been ported to: Linux, Solaris, Sun OS, DEC OSF, SGI IRIX,
    HPUX, Solaris/i386, and NetBSD

There also exist an alien port of EiC to the PowerPC 403 by
Larry Battraw.
  
Its source code is available as well as pre-compiled binaries for the
following platforms:

	Releases version VERSION

	EiC_LINUX_VERSION.tgz      i486 Linux (elf)
	EiC_SOLARIS_VERSION.tgz    SUN SPARC SOLARIS 2.x
	EiC_SUNOS_VERSION.tgz      SUN OS 4.1.x
	EiC_OSF1_VERSION.tgz       DEC ALPHA  OSF 3.x and 4.x
	EiC_IRIX_VERSION.tgz       SGI IRIX 6.x


Each distribution contains a binary executable of eicc, documentation,
licence, and EiC's set of include files.

Hard copies of the documentation, if desired, can be obtained on
request.

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INSTALLATION NOTES

        IMPORTANT:
        
        If EiC is not installed in /usr/local/EiC, or /usr/EiC, 
        you will need to explicity set were EiC's home directory
        is as follows:
                To be able to run EiC properly you will now need to set the 
                environmental variable HOMEofEiC.

                The HOMEofEiC environmental variable must be set to
                point to the directory that contains the EiC include 
                directory. For example: $HOME/EiC

                In bash, ksh or zsh use:
                        $ export HOMEofEiC=...
                In tcsh enter:
                        $ setenv HOMEofEiC ...
                where the dots represent the name of the EiC directory

                You may wish to include the command in one
                of your startup scripts such as the .cshrc or the
                .bashrc file.

        Also the HOMEofEiC environmental variable overrides automatic
        detection of directories /usr/local/EiC and /usr/EiC. Inturn
        /usr/local/EiC overrides /usr/EiC

To install a BINARY distribution, first untar the appropriate PLATFORM
distribution:

        if using GNU tar
        % tar xvzf EiC_PLATFORM_3_7_2.tgz

        else
        % gunzip EiC_PLATFORM_3_7_2.tgz
        % tar xvf EiC_PLATFORM_3_7_2.tar

Now change to the directory EiC's directory:

        % cd EiC

EiC is configured so that its home directory is the EiC directory that
it un-tarred into.  It uses this directory to hold its implementation
files and directories. However, during the installation procedure, the
install procedure will setup a link used for launching eicc, in the
directory specified by the macro definition INSTALL_DIR in the file
EiC/Makefile. By default, this directory will be ${HOME}/bin -- but
this is easily changed. Before installing EiC, first check what the
installation procedure will do, from the EiC directory enter (see the
Makefile for more details):

        % make -n installBinary

If you wish to change the install directory; for example, say to
/usr/local/bin, then enter:

        % make INSTALL_DIR=/usr/local/bin installBinary

However, if, as by default, you are installing a local version in your
home bin directory, then just enter:

        % make installBinary

Now set HOMEofEiC (the example given is for tsch):

        % setenv HOMEofEiC $PWD
        % rehash

or
        % export HOMEofEiC=$PWD

Now run eic and when you want to exit just enter :exit

        % eic

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BRIEF INTRODUCTION

To run EiC, enter:

        % eic

In interactive mode, the user enters commands, or immediate
statements, at the interpreter prompt EiC #>; for example:

EiC 1> #include <string.h>
        (void)
EiC 2> #define PI 3.14159
        (void)
EiC 3> PI * strlen("Hello, World!\n"); 
        43.98226

The function `strlen' is a standard C function, which returns the
number of characters in the argument string, which happens to be in
this instance: "Hello, World!\n"; for example:

EiC 4> strlen("Hello, World!\n");
        14

To exit  EiC, simply enter:

EiC 5> :exit

Note the colon:

While EiC is an interactive C interpreter it can also be run in batch
mode:

        % eic foo.c

For Futher information refer to EiC's documentation `EiC.ps'

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REPORTING BUGS 

If you have need and wish to report a bug, use the following template,
follow the example given below and email it to the email address given
at the bottom of this document:

        REPORTER:
        PLATFORM:
        PROBLEM:
        EXAMPLE:
        POSSIBLE SOLUTION:
        TESTPROGRAM:
        STATUS: Not Fixed


However, before reporting any bug, and if possible, check that the
problem does not exist if the same source code is compiled and run
using your normal C/C++ compiler. If you have decided that you have
found a real bug, then the following example will help in preparing
your report (but don't worry if you can't suggest a possible solution):

  
        REPORTER: Ed Breen
        PLATFORM: Linux
        PROBLEM: EiC does not cast structures properly via va_args.
        EXAMPLE:

        #include <stdarg.h>
        #include <stdio.h>

        typedef struct { int a, b; } ab_t;
        ab_t a = {5,5};

        int p(char *fmt, ...)
        {
            ab_t x;
            va_list ap;    
            va_start(ap, fmt);
    
            x = va_arg(ap, ab_t);
            va_end(ap);

            return x.a;
        }


        int main(void)
        {
            // the following call returns garbage!!!
            printf("5 = %d\n",p("",a));
            return 0;
        }

        POSSIBLE SOLUTION:

        The solution is to get the stack code to `drefptr' the pointer
contained at the `ap' stack position, immediately before the `refmem'
instruction. Although, this is easy to do, it upsets other existing
code such as referencing members within an array of structures and
structure assignments -- a rethink is in order.


        TESTPROGRAM:
                see above

        STATUS: Not Fixed, but the current EiC implementation
                flags the passing of a structure or union to
                a variadic function, such as shown above, as an error.


mail bug report to [e-mail]

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MAJOR KNOWN BUGS

	(none at the moment)