Release 2002
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Last update: 6 March 2003
For details:
 http://cern.ch/cernlib/news/cernlib.news2002.html

News: 
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PawX11 linked without libintl.so (for Solaris8 compatibility)
End news.
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Installation Notes
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The installation has been made using the operating system
SunOS 5.7 Generic_106541-14 sun4u sparc

with compilers 
 cc -V ?.c gives
 Sun WorkShop 6 update 1 C 5.2 2000/09/11
  
f77 -V ?.f gives
 Sun WorkShop 6 update 1 FORTRAN 77 5.2 2000/09/11
 f77pass1: Sun WorkShop 6 update 1 FORTRAN 77 5.2 2000/09/11

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

 Compiler options used:

   in general :
  f77 -c -O -KPIC -xpp=cpp -DCERNLIB_SUN -DCERNLIB_SOLARIS -DCERNLIB_UNIX  
  cc -O -KPIC -Dsun -DSVR4 -DCERNLIB_SUN -DCERNLIB_SOLARIS -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

The libraries and modules are not compatible with earlier versions of Solaris
and earlier Fortran compilers. 
The ldd command can be used on any module to see the shared objects.

Paw++ was built using OSF/Motif version 2.1.0 which is installed by default
in /usr/dt.

Stdhep is v5_01.

If you want to rebuild some parts please consult the README file for the
sources, e.g. asisftp:/cernlib/share/pro/tar/README, or the installation guide
available at  http://wwwinfo.cern.ch/asd/install/Welcome.html 

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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; 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.