194N/AThis README belongs to a "The heterogeneous tool set" (Hets) source
194N/Arelease created by "make release" from the original svn repository.
194N/AThe original svn sources can be obtained by:
194N/AInformation not contained here can be found in the Hets user guide
194N/AThe subject of this source release is to create a binary "hets" that
194N/Ais able to analyse heterogeneous and in particular CASL
194N/AThe sources need to be compiled using ghc Glasgow Haskell Compiler
194N/ABeside output written to the console (stdout) or to files, hets can
194N/Adisplay graphs using "uDraw(Graph)", formerly "daVinci"
3996N/AAdditionally, in particular for the binding to uDrawGraph,
194N/Athe sources of the uniform workbench are required:
194N/AFor hets (and uni) to find "uDrawGraph", the environment variables UDG_HOME and
194N/AUNIDAVINCI may be set to the installation directory of uDraw(Graph) and to
194N/Athe actual executable, respectively.
844N/ASome dialogs depend on Gtk and Glade that require a couple of further
3661N/AExample specifications can be found under:
3996N/AFor proving users may set HETS_ISABELLE, if "isabelle emacs" is not the right
3996N/Acall for their system. Only Isabelle version 2009-1 is supported.
194N/AFurther environment variables for provers are:
194N/AIf you need to build the hets binary follow the instructions in
194N/AINSTALL, alternatively try to get a binary or a complete installer from:
194N/AThe heterogeneous tool set (Hets) is mainly maintained by
194N/AChristian Maeder (Christian.Maeder@dfki.de) and
194N/ATill Mossakowski (Till.Mossakowski@dfki.de).
194N/AThe mailing list is hets-devel@informatik.uni-bremen.de.