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1.1 root 1: Contents of the UNIX distribution tape for MATLAB.
2: 10/29/83
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4: README This file.
5: src/ Directory for all *.f, *.c, *.s and *.o files.
6: makefile Makes MATLAB.
7: mathelp.dac Direct access version of the HELP file.
8: mathelp.idx Index to the direct access HELP file.
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10: The make file will put MATLAB in /usr/local/bin/MATLAB.
11: If you want it someplace else, change the last line of makefile.
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13: The two direct access help files, mathelp.dac and mathelp.idx, should
14: be moved to /usr/local/lib so they can be accessed by MATLAB.
15: If you want to put them someplace else, edit file src/files.f .
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17: install Installation guide, for UNIX and other systems.
18: help The help source document.
19: helpset.f Main program to create mathelp.dac and mathelp.idx.
20: demo When in MATLAB, try exec('demo') .
21: doc The Users' Guide.
22: doc.n The nroff source for the Users' Guide.
23: install.n The nroff source for install.
24: exec/ Directory for some sample exec files.
25: bugs4.1/ Directory of fixes to old versions of Berkeley 4.1.
26: buildmat Builds files mat and mat.sngl from some *.f files in src.
27: buildlib Builds files lib and lib.sngl from some *.f files in src.
28: buildhelper Builds file helper.77.
29: buildsys Builds file sys.unix from some *.f files in src.
30: tampr Commands for ex to convert mat and lib to single precision.
31: helper.66 Fortran 66 (sequential access) version of subroutine helper.
32: sys.cdc System dependent routines for CDC.
33: sys.cms " " " " IBM CMS.
34: sys.dec10 " " " " DEC 10's and 20's.
35: sys.prime " " " " PRIME 400
36: sys.tso " " " " IBM TSO.
37: sys.vms " " " " another VAX operating system.
38: matz Connect MATLAB to other programs. See the Users' Guide.
39: tape Use dd to make non-UNIX distribution tape. See install.
40: tape.unix Use tar to make UNIX distribution tape.
41:
42: --Cleve Moler
43: Department of Computer Science
44: University of New Mexico
45: Albuquerque, NM 87131
46: 505-277-3112 or 505-268-8631
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