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<p align=3D"center"><b>Hancock Software Agreement</b>
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SUPPORTED PLATFORMS
-------------------
Linux on X86 machines
Mac OSX on X86 machines
Solaris on Sun machines

REQUIREMENTS
------------
Installing Hancock from source requires 3 things:
1. The Hancock tarball, hancock.2.0.2.tar.gz, available from the
Hancock web page: www.research.att.com/projects/hancock.

2. A C compiler.

3. The Standard ML of NJ compiler (sml), version 110.65

The sml compiler and directions on how to install it are
available from the SMLNJ home page:
http://www.smlnj.org/index.html.
It is a good idea to install the complete sml system rather
than trying to select a minimal subset.

INSTALLATION
------------
1. Download the Hancock tarball, hancock.2.0.tar.gz, from the Hancock web
site, www.research.att.com/projects/hancock.

2. Unzip and untar the file, to produce the directory hancock.

3. The installation process is parameterized by a machine description
file, templates for which are located in directory hancock/install.
The file install_form is generic, while files if.linux, if.macOSX,
and if.solaris have been customized for the indicated platforms. These
files may need to be further specialized depending on your
particular machine configuration. Comments in these files
indicate how to use them to describe your machine. Use the
appropriate one of these files to create a machine description file
for your machine, which we will call if.your_machine.

Note that the install forms used for the source code installation
and the binary code installations are different.

4. In the hancock directory, run the installation script, invoking it
with the path to the file describing your machine:

install/install.sh if.your_machine

5. The installation process finishes by running a regression suite and
using diff to compare its output to a sample output. If there are no
differences, then Hancock reports a successful installation.

6. After installation, the Hancock compiler can be found in bin/hcc.


FILE YOU NEED TO CREATE
-----------------------
if.my_machine, using one of the files
hancock/install/{install_form, if.linux, if.irix, if.solaris}
as a template.

DOCUMENTATION
-------------
The hancock directory contains a subdirectory manual, which
includes within postscript and pdf versions of the manual.
This document describes the Hancock language and compiler interface.

KNOWN BUGS
----------
Writes into directories, maps, and pickles declared as const will
affect their in-memory representation. The on-disk representation
will not be affected.


CONTACT INFORMATION
-------------------
Report bugs to hancock@research.att.com.

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SHELL= /bin/sh
# Example Hancock programs from manual
#
#
###############################################################################
# Default environment variables.
###############################################################################

# flags to pass to C compiler
CXFLAGS=
# C compiler to use
CC=$(CC)

## root hancock directory.

## flags to always pass to the hancock compiler
HCC_FLAGS=

## location of hcc executable.
HCC=../bin/hcc

DDIR=data
CDIR=$(DDIR)/calls
EDIR=$(DDIR)/extended
TEMP_DATA= intlMap $(CDIR)/binary $(DDIR)/ip.tmp.out $(EDIR)/extended.tmp.out $(EDIR)/old_pers_data $(EDIR)/new_pers_data

TARGETS= intlCount intlCountCust intlMapView ip wireless wirelessGen
CLEAN= ip.c intlCount.c intlCountCust.c intlMapView.c worldNet.c test.c wirelessGen.c
###############################################################################
# Run programs
###############################################################################

all: intlCount.tst intlCountCust.tst ip.tst wireless.tst

clean:
rm -rf *.hp *.hpp *.ha *.exe *~ *.o
rm -rf $(TEMP_DATA)
rm -rf $(DDIR)/a2b
rm -rf $(CLEAN)

intlCount.exe: intlCount.hc
$(HCC) $(HCC_FLAGS) -o intlCount.exe intlCount.hc

intlCountCust.exe: intlCountCust.hc
$(HCC) $(HCC_FLAGS) -o intlCountCust.exe intlCountCust.hc

intlMapView.exe: intlMapView.hc
$(HCC) $(HCC_FLAGS) -o intlMapView.exe intlMapView.hc

ip.exe: ip.hc ipRec.hh ihash.c ihash.h
$(HCC) $(HCC_FLAGS) -o ip.exe ihash.c ip.hc

wirelessGen.exe: $(ALLDEPEND) pht.hc pht.hh wirelessGen.hc hash.o Makefile ctp.hc ctp.hh ctMap.hc ctMap.hh ctDir.hh
$(HCC) $(HCC_FLAGS) -o wirelessGen.exe wirelessGen.hc pht.hc hash.o wcd.hc ctMap.hc ctp.hc


wireless.exe: $(ALLDEPEND) pht.hc pht.hh wireless.hc hash.o Makefile wcd.hh wcd.hc ctp.hc ctp.hh ctMap.hc ctMap.hh ctDir.hh
$(HCC) $(HCC_FLAGS) -o wireless.exe wireless.hc pht.hc hash.o wcd.hc ctMap.hc ctp.hc


intlCount.tst: intlCount.exe calls10
./intlCount.exe -c $(CDIR)/binary/calls10

intlMapView.tst: intlMapView.exe calls10
./intlMapView.exe -c $(CDIR)/binary/calls10

intlCountCust.tst : intlCountCust.exe intlMapView.exe calls10
rm -f intlMap
./intlCountCust.exe -c $(CDIR)/binary/calls10 -I intlMap
./intlMapView.exe -I intlMap

ip.tst: ip.exe
rm -f ip.tmp.out
./ip.exe -l $(DDIR)/ipAddrs -p $(DDIR)/packets >$(DDIR)/ip.tmp.out
diff $(DDIR)/ip.tmp.out $(DDIR)/ip.sample.out

wireless.tst: wireless.exe wirelessGen.exe
rm -rf $(EDIR)/old_pers_data
rm -rf $(EDIR)/new_pers_data
./wirelessGen.exe -d $(EDIR)/old_pers_data
./wireless.exe -d $(EDIR)/old_pers_data -D $(EDIR)/new_pers_data -c $(EDIR)/wcd >$(EDIR)/extended.tmp.out
diff $(EDIR)/extended.tmp.out $(EDIR)/extended.sample.out

calls10: $(DDIR)/a2b
rm -rf $(CDIR)/binary
mkdir $(CDIR)/binary
$(DDIR)/a2b < $(CDIR)/ascii/calls10.a > $(CDIR)/binary/calls10

a2b: $(DDIR)/a2b.c
cc -o $(DDIR)/a2b $(DDIR)/a2b.c

%.o: %.c
$(CC) $(CXFLAGS) -c -o $(<:.c=.o) $<

%.exe: %.hc $(ALLDEPEND)
$(HCC) $(HCC_FLAGS) -o $(<:.hc=.exe) $<

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