### rnlib-1.1 README file

                                         RANLIB

                Library of Fortran Routines for Random Number Generation

                                Compiled and Written by:

                                     Barry W. Brown
                                      James Lovato

                         Department of Biomathematics, Box 237
                         The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
                         1515 Holcombe Boulevard
                         Houston, TX      77030

     This work was supported by grant CA-16672 from the National Cancer Institute.
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    	This directory contains the sources for the RLaB RANLIB
    	library. The C 	subroutines herein were generated with f2c.
    	Both f2c, and RANLIB are available from netlib.

    	Note that there is a native C version of this library
    	available. The native C version has not been tried with RLaB
    	because the f2c output should be compileable on more platforms
    	(K&R style C).

    	The command used to generate the C source was `f2c -R *.f'.
    	The `-R' option was used to prevent f2c from making the ranlib
    	functions return doubles. This way we can link with either
    	Fortran compiled ranlib, or f2c compiled ranlib.

    	To make:

    	1) Type `./configure'

    	The options configure will recognize:

    	--with-prefix=install_dir_pathname

    	--with-cc=full_cc_pathname
    	--with-ld=full_ld_pathname
    	--with-ar=full_ar_pathname
    	--with-ranlib=full_ranlib_pathname

    	These options are designed to allow users to specify alternate
    	programs to use so that cross compiling can be performed. If
    	you are compiling this library for a native platform then you
    	should not need to specify any options.

    	2.) Type `make'

    	3.) Type `make -n install'

    	The default installation directory is `/usr/local/lib'. If you
    	wish to install the library in another directory the do:

    		make -n install prefix=/usr/wherever/lib

    	3a) If you are satisfied with the "make install" command
    	output, then retype the command without the `-n'.