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		 FORTRAN INSTALLATION GUIDE 


A. GENERAL


   This section describes the installation procedures involved
   in installing Power6 FORTRAN.


B. PROCEDURES

 
   The Power6 FORTRAN is distributed on a magnetic tape. This
   tape contains the object code files and manual pages of
   Power6 FORTRAN. To install it, perform the following steps:

   1.  Log in as 'root'.    
   2.  Create a new directory.
  
         # mkdir <sub-directory name>

   3.  Once the sub-directory has been created, enter the new
       sub-directory.

         # cd <sub-directory name>

   4.  Copy all the files from tape to disk.

         # tar xv

   5.  Install the files into their proper directory.
 
         # installall

       installall is a shell file that copies the object code 
       files into /usr/bin, /lib and /usr/lib, and the manual 
       pages into /usr/man/man1 and /usr/man/man3.


   6.  The following procedures should ensure a properly 
       installed POWER6 FORTRAN.


	6.1.  Change to testf77 directory.
 
      		#  cd testf77

	6.2.  Execute runtest; runtest is a shell file that 
              compiles and runs all the acceptance tests.

      		# runtest 

	6.3.  Change to 'output' directory.

     		# cd output

	6.4   The 'output' directory should contain two files:
 
      		tests.exp  - the expected output of the acceptance 
		             tests.

      		tests.res  - the actual output from executing 
			     'runtest'.

 
	6.5   If the installation is correct, no difference should 
      	      be detected from 'tests.exp' and 'tests.res'.

		# diff tests.exp tests.res


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