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README
warp (AT&T Labs Research) 1998-04-01
=== to retrieve the warp binary archive ===
(1) ftp raptor.research.att.com
Name: anonymous
Password: <your name>
(2) cd /pub/advsoft/ast
(3) warp-*.tgz are gzip tar archives for the supported architectures;
get the one compatible with your local system architecture
=== to install the warp binaries ===
(4) on your local system select a directory that contains a bin
directory compatible with the selected architecture; this can
be an empty directory; call this directory $INSTALLROOT
INSTALLROOT=selected-directory
(5) untar the selected warp-*.tgz in $INSTALLROOT
cd $INSTALLROOT
gunzip < warp-*.tgz | tar xvf -
=== to use warp ===
(6) export PATH=$INSTALLROOT/bin:$PATH FPATH=$INSTALLROOT/fun:$FPATH
(7) run the test script
testwarp
(8) try the man page examples
Glenn Fowler
gsf@research.att.com
AT&T Labs Research
Florham Park, NJ