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CWEB 3.0 [p8d]
==============
Amiga Port by Andreas Scherer
Installation
------------
Extract the LHA archive by means of the command `lha x cweb30.lha' to your
hard disk. A directory `CWeb' will be created which contains all necessary
files and subdirectories. Copy the macro file `cwebmac.tex', `ccwebmac.tex',
and `gcwebmacg.tex' from the `Macros' subdirectory into a directory where
TeX can find them. Copy the ARexx script `start_web.ced' (and maybe also
`compile.ced') from the `ARexx' subdirectory to your ARexx script collection
and install it in the DOS/ARexx interface of Cygnus Ed Pro V3.5. English
speaking users are advised to install the catalog file for `start_web.ced',
provided in the `ARexx/Catalogs' subdirectory, in the system locale directory.
You must have WorkBench 2.1 installed to make use of this translation. Copy
`ctangle' and `cweave' to your favourite command directory, and off you go!
Copyright
---------
See the file copyright notices in each source file.
Most of them include the following text:
Permission is granted to make and distribute verbatim copies of this
document provided that the copyright notice and this permission notice
are preserved on all copies.
Permission is granted to copy and distribute modified versions of this
document under the conditions for verbatim copying, provided that the
entire resulting derived work is distributed under the terms of a
permission notice identical to this one.
Documentation
-------------
TeX the user manual `cwebman.tex' with all changes by means of the command
`smake cwebmang.dvi'. For detailed information about the inner workings of
CWeb, type `smake docs'. You can then print the complete source code for
`ctangle' and `cweave'. To do this (and to make use of CWeb) you must have
the TeX system installed.
Compiling
---------
If you want to recompile the programs, e.g., if you want to include the
compiler option `cpu=680X0', you should modify the makefile provided with
this package and say `smake cautiously' and finally `smake programs',
assuming that you use SAS/C version 6.0.
Acknowledgements
----------------
First of all I want to thank Donald E. Knuth for the literate programming
discipline and Silvio Levy for the implementation of the CWeb system.
Thanks go to Hans-Hermann Bode who provided versions 2.7 and 3.0 [p8c] for
PC, from which I drew most of what is in this package.
And last but not least I want to thank Carsten Steger who started the whole
thing by releasing version 2.0 on Fish disk 551 and version 2.8 on the nets.
SAS Institute provided the uniquely elegant SAS/C 6.3 compiler system and
ASDG the best editor ever: Cygnus Ed Pro.
Suggestions
-----------
Send your bug reports and/or suggestions to:
Andreas Scherer
Abt-Wolf-Straße 17
96215 Lichtenfels
Germany
``CWeb programming is great fun!''
October 27, 1993
Andreas