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   the files to be placed, then double click on the icon and respond to 
   queries as they appear.

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--- INSTALLING ON A UNIX PLATFORM ---
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   The distribution tape for UNIX systems was created using tar. You can
   extract the files from this tape using the following command

   tar xvf <tape-device>

   where <tape-device> is the name of the tape device for your machine 
   (for example, /dev/rst0). The following directory structure is created  
   when the files are extracted from the tape.

      read.me
      
      executables
        Xclips
        clips
        clips.hlp
        color
        cr.txt
        docs.hqx
        dr.txt
        examples
          <CLIPS example programs>
        xclips
        xclips.man
  
      source
        Xaw
          makefile.xaw
          <athena widget source>
        clips
          <clips source>
        color
          makefile.col
          <color utility source>
        xinterface
          <x window interface source>
      
      makefiles
        pc
          makefile.bcc
          makefile.icb
          makefile.msc
          makefile.ztc
          msc.lnk
          clips.prj 
          clipscmd.prj
          ide_clps.prj
          clipswin.prj
          clips6.hpj
          clips6.rtf
        unix
          makefile.cc
          makefile.gcc
          makefile.x
        vax
          makeclips.com
          clips.opt
          
   You are currently reading the read.me file. 
   
   In the executables directory, the xclips file is the X Windows version 
   of CLIPS and the clips file is the command line version of CLIPS. The
   examples directory contains a number of CLIPS examples. The file Xclips 
   is a resource file that must reside in the user's home directory in 
   order for the X Window interface to appear in color. The color executable
   can be used to change the colors stored in the Xclips file. The file
   clips.hlp is for use by the CLIPS help command and the file xclips.man
   provides the xclips description for the UNIX man command. The file
   docs.hqx is a BinHex file which contains a Macintosh self extracting 
   program for the reference manuals and the user's guide. The file must
   be moved to a Macintosh computer, unbinhexed, and then run to extract
   the documentation. The files dr.txt and cr.txt are respectively a 
   Discrepancy Report Form (for reporting bugs and other anomalous behavior),
   and a Change Request Form (for requesting new features).
   
   The source directory contains four subdirectories. The Xaw directory
   contains the source code for the Athena widget set used to build the
   X Windows interface for CLIPS. If you do not have this widget set
   available on your system, you must have it installed before you can
   create the xclips executable. The file makefile.xaw is the makefile
   for generating the Athena widget library. The color subdirectory
   contains the source files for the color utility and a makefile,
   makefile.col, which can be used to create the utility. The clips
   and xinterface subdirectories contain respectively the source code for
   CLIPS and the source code for the CLIPS X Windows interface.
   
   The makefiles directory contains three subdirectories. The pc 
   subdirectory contains makefiles for IBM PC compatible machines.
   The files include makefile.bcc (for Borland C++), makefile.icb
   (for Intel CodeBuilder), makefile.msc and msc.lnk (for Microsoft C),
   and makefile.ztc (for Zortech C++). The unix subdirectory contains
   makefiles for systems running UNIX. The files include makefile.cc
   (for the standard UNIX C Compiler), makefile.gcc (for the GNU C
   Compiler), and makefile.x (for making the X Window version of CLIPS).
   The vax subdirectory contains files for creating a CLIPS executable
   using VMS. The files include makeclips.com and clips.opt.
   
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--- INSTALLING ON A VMS PLATFORM ---
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   For VMS, the CLIPS distribution comes on a standard BACKUP format tape.
   The following directory structure is created when the files are extracted 
   from the tape.
   
      READ.ME
      
      EXECUTABLES.DIR
        CR.TXT
        DR.TXT
        CLIPS.EXE
        CLIPS.HLP
        DOCS.HQX
        EXAMPLES.DIR
          <CLIPS example programs>
  
      SOURCE.DIR
        <clips source>
      
      MAKEFILES.DIR
        PC.DIR
          MAKEFILE.BCC
          MAKEFILE.ICB
          MAKEFILE.MSC
          MAKEFILE.ZTC
          MSC.LNK
          CLIPS.PRJ 
          CLIPSCMD.PRJ
          IDE_CLPS.PRJ
          CLIPSWIN.PRJ
          CLIPS6.HPJ
          CLIPS6.RTF
        UNIX.DIR
          MAKEFILE.CC
          MAKEFILE.GCC
        VAX.DIR
          MAKECLIPS.COM
          CLIPS.OPT

   You are currently reading the READ.ME file. 
   
   In the EXECUTABLES directory, the CLIPS.EXE file is the command line 
   version of CLIPS. The EXAMPLES directory contains a number of CLIPS 
   examples. The file CLIPS.HLP is for use by the CLIPS help command and
   The file DOCS.HQX is a BinHex file which contains a Macintosh self 
   extracting program for the reference manuals and the user's guide. 
   The file must be moved to a Macintosh computer, unbinhexed, and then 
   run to extract the documentation. The files DR.TXT and CR.TXT are
   respectively a Discrepancy Report Form (for reporting bugs and other 
   anomalous behavior), and a Change Request Form (for requesting new 
   features).
   
   The SOURCE directory contains the CLIPS source code.
   
   The MAKEFILES directory contains three subdirectories. The PC 
   subdirectory contains makefiles for IBM PC compatible machines.
   The files include MAKEFILE.BCC (for Borland C++), MAKEFILE.ICB
   (for Intel CodeBuilder), MAKEFILE.MSC and MSC.LNK (for Microsoft C),
   and MAKEFILE.ZTC (for Zortech C++). The UNIX subdirectory contains
   makefiles for systems running UNIX. The files include MAKEFILE.CC
   (for the standard UNIX C Compiler) and MAKEFILE.GCC (for the GNU C
   Compiler). The VAX subdirectory contains files for creating a CLIPS 
   executable using VMS. The files include MAKECLIPS.COM and CLIPS.OPT.

   CLIPS.EXE must be installed as a foreign command in order to be executed 
   from the VMS command-line. To do this, add the following line to your 
   LOGIN.COM file:

   $ CLIPS :== $<DISK>:<DIRECTORY>CLIPS.EXE

   where <DISK> and <DIRECTORY> are the names of the disk and directory 
   where the executable images reside.  For example:

   $ CLIPS :== $USER1$DISK:[JOEUSER.CLIPS]CLIPS.EXE

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*** MAKEFILES FOR CLIPS 6.0 ***
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-- GENERAL NOTES --
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   Since every make program is different be sure to read the makefile
   comments before using them as you will likely have to change the path 
   names defined in macros to agree with your machine. You may also want to 
   consult the various vendors reference manuals concerning their versions of 
   make. These make files above have all been tested and then copied to disk. 
   Before using these make files make certain the appropriate CLIPS compiler 
   option flags are set on or off in the file SETUP.H

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----- DOS -----
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   If you install the CLIPS source code, makefiles and response files 
   to recompile and relink CLIPS for the following DOS C compilers
   (we recommend files=20 and buffers=30 in your config.sys) will be 
   included in the CLIPS SRC subdirectory:

   (WARNING!!!  Be sure to use the make program which came with the compiler
   including the appropriate version; i.e. don't use Microsoft NMAKE with
   Turbo C makefiles or vice versa.):

   MAKEFILE.MSC and MSC.LNK are the makefile and linker response file for
   Microsoft C 6.0 and Microsoft LINK respectively.

   MAKEFILE.BCC is the makefile for Borland C++ 3.1.
   
   MAKEFILE.ZTC is the makefile for Zortech C++ 3.1.
   
   MAKEFILE.ICB is the makefile for Intel Code Builder 1.0.

   CLIPS.PRJ is the Borland project is for CLIPS for DOS

   CLIPSCMD.PRJ is the Borland project for Windows CLIPS Command line

   IDE_CLPS.PRJ is the Borland project for CLIPS Editor (Windows)

   CLIPSWIN.PRJ is the Borland project for CLIPS for Windows

   CLIPS6.HPJ is the help compiler project for hypertext help (Windows)

   CLIPS6.RTF is the input file for hypertext help compiler (Windows)

   
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----- Macintosh -----
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   1) CLIPS and Think C
      There are two project files for use with Symantec Think C 5.04 in the 
      Think C Project Files folder. The resource file for the Macintosh 
      interface version of CLIPS is also in this folder. The 5.04 Project
      File can also be used with Think C 6.0. Just convert the project in 
      response to the dialog. The library file PrGlue must also be removed.
      For specific details on creating the Macintosh executables using 
      Think C 5.04, refer to section 3.8 of the Interfaces Guide. The 
      contents of the Think C Project Files folder are

      CLIPS 6.0.