
				GNUMATH
		   A SOFTWARE PACKAGE FOR SCIENTIFIC 
			PROGRAMMING APPLICATIONS

Installation of this package on most systems should be straightforward.
There are no hardware or compiler dependencies in the code.  If you 
have problems or difficulties, please report them to pierce@math.psu.edu.
Please bear in mind that this distribution is in its initial release,
and it has not been tested on a wide variety of platforms!

If you have a unix-like system, simply edit the Makefile in this directory
to change the destination directories for include and library files
and follow the directions below.  Documentation is provided in latex and 
PostScript formats in the docs directory.

The actual software package is separated into two pieces, one for C and 
another for C++.  To make both, just type:
	make
To test the entire library: 
	make check
To copy all header files and the library to their destination directories:
	make install
To remove all unecessary files type:
	make clean

To make just the C library type:
	make C
To test just the C library:
	make C-check
To install just the C library:
	make C-install

To make just the C++ library type:
	make C++
To test just the C++ library:
	make C++-check
At this time, all of the C++ code is in header files, so nothing happens
when you issue this command.  To install just the C++ header files, type:
	make C++-install
Alternatively, you may copy the header files in the ./include and 
./array_include directories to the destination directory of your choice.

The results of the tests are in tests/output/*.out.  The numbers which
appear there are a measure of the accuracy of the results.  Anything
which is not zero to numerical precision indicates a problem.  In
addition, several test programs output PostScript, as indicated by a 
*.ps postfix.

