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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
Ada LRM Reader - Interactive Presentation of the Ada LRM
Copyright (C) 1992 Richard Conn
This program is free software; you can redistribute it
and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License Version 1 as published by the Free Software
Foundation.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be
useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied
warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more
details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General
Public License along with this program; if not, write to the
Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA
02139, USA. See the ABOUT screens for further information,
including information on how to contact the author.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The following are the steps for creating the Ada LRM Reader:
1. Create an empty working directory and place the files in LRM_CHAP.ZIP
and LRM_CODE.ZIP in it
2. Create an Ada Program Unit Library
3. Link in the CS Parts Library to the new Ada Program Unit Library
4. Convert the text files extracted from LRM_CHAP and LRM_CODE into the
text file format for your system (these files are currently in MSDOS
text file format); also, under UNIX, all file names must be lower-case
5. Edit SYSDEP.A and set the system dependencies as you desire; the main
one to be concerned about is the LRM_Files_Directory; be sure to leave
a trailing directory delimiter on this entry so that file names may
be appended to it
6. Compile SYSDEP.A
7. Compile DAF.A and MAKE_DAF.A; bind MAKE_DAF into an executable
(the mainline procedure is MAKE_DAF)
8. Run MAKE_DAF to create the *.DAF files from the *.DOC files; *.DAF
files are Direct-Access Files
9. Copy the *.DAF files into the directory named in SYSDEP.A as
LRM_Files_Directory
10. Compile MAKE_CIT.A; bind MAKE_CIT into an executable
(the mainline procedure is MAKE_CIT)
11. Run MAKE_CIT to create the compilable file CIT.ADA; if you are not
working in the LRM_Files_Directory, you may now remove the original
*.DAF files since the *.DAF files in the LRM_Files_Directory are the
only ones needed from now on
12. Compile CIT.ADA
13. Compile LRM.A
14. Bind LRM_Reader into an executable (the mainline procedure is
LRM_Reader)
You are now ready to run the executable LRM_Reader. It will use the
*.DAF files in the LRM_Files_Directory for data.