Release 2002
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Last update: 15 November 2002
For details:
 http://cern.ch/cernlib/news/cernlib.news2002.html

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The installation has been made on:
 
    HP-UX B.10.20 A 9000/782 2002455434
    
    compilers used : ( use what `which fort77`, and what `which cc` )
fort77: /opt/fortran/bin/fort77:               
 HP-UX f77 970819 (192401)  B3906AA/B3908AA PHSS_12183 B.10.20.12
         /usr/lib/libc: $Revision: 76.3
	 
 cc: /opt/ansic/bin/cc:
               LINT A.10.32.22 CXREF  A.10.32.22
        HP92453-01 A.10.32.22 HP C Compiler
         /usr/lib/libc: $Revision: 76.3 $

This release uses "industry standard" tools --
imake, gmake, makedepend and cpp (C preprocessor).

If you want to rebuild yourself some parts please consult the installation
guide available at  http://wwwinfo.cern.ch/asd/install/Welcome.html 

The source code is structured along the libraries we build. If you search for a
routine of hbook (part of packlib) look at directories below packlib/hbook.  

 Compiler options used:
      +ppu +B +Z +DA1.1 for f77
   NOTE:  to use the CERNlib libraries you MUST use the +ppu options too

   in general :
   fort77 -c -O2 +ppu +B +Z +DA1.1 -DCERNLIB_HPUX -DCERNLIB_UNIX
   cc -c +O1 -Ae +Z +DA1.1 -Dhpux -DSYSV -D_HPUX_SOURCE 
         -Dextname -DCERNLIB_HPUX -DCERNLIB_UNIX

However, compilation options differ for some packages and individual
routines; all details are documented in the Imakefiles.
In particular, geant321 uses the additional flag -DCERNLIB_BLDLIB

NO tar files until this becomes the "pro" version.
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Downloading and Installing the tar files on your machine
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See the README.cernlib in the top level directory /
 
In short, you should "get" the files in binary mode into a temporary
directory.  Use plitar as available from this directory to unpack the files.  

The contents of each compressed tar file is documented in the corresponding
.contents file; e.g. for the cernlib.tar.gz, you should check the file
cernlib.contents.

All files with names ending in .gz have been compressed using gzip; files
with names ending in .Z have been compressed using the standard Unix
compress utility. The gzip utilities gzip/gunzip/zcat are available in this
directory both as normal files and as a tar file. If you do not have gzip
please take this tar file and untar it prior to using plitar.