							June 20, 1985


		KYOTO COMMON LISP on UNIX 4.2 bsd

			Installation Guide


1. Prepare a directory (hereafter called 'KCL directory') for Kyoto Common
Lisp.  In the following examples, we suppose that the KCL directory is
'/usr/kcl'.


2. Load the distribution tape to the KCL directory.

	% pwd
	/usr/kcl
	% tar x

You will find that the subdirectory, unixport, has been created.
The unixport subdirectory contains everything that is needed to run KCL and
the KCL compiler.  Files in this directory are:

    Documents:
	readme			this file

    Executable file:
	saved_kcl		the KCL interpreter and compiler

    Command files:
	kcl			to invoke KCL
	lc			to invoke the KCL compiler
	lc1			to invoke the KCL compiler

     Header file:
	cmpinclude.h		the header file for the KCL compiler


3. Customize the command files.

The command file, kcl, consists of a single line command to invoke the KCL
interpreter.

	#
	~/unixport/saved_kcl ~/unixport/

Replace two '~'s with the pathname of the KCL directory (ie. '/usr/kcl' in
our example).

	#
	/usr/kcl/unixport/saved_kcl /usr/kcl/unixport/

And move this file to an appropriate command directory, say '/usr/bin', so
that all KCL users can access it.

You can use the commands lc and lc1 to invoke the compiler directly from the
shell.  The content of lc is:

	#
	echo Compiling $1.lsp
	~/unixport/saved_kcl ~/unixport/ $1 $1 U1000

Customize these command files in the same way as for the kcl command file
above.


4. Install the header file

Copy the header file, cmpinclude.h, to the standard directory for C include
files, say /usr/include.


5. Inquiries and bug reports should be addressed to:

	Masami Hagiya or Taiichi Yuasa

	Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences,
	Kyoto University, Kyoto 606, Japan

	Tel. 075-751-2111 ext. 7238 or 7209
	Telex: 05422020 RIMS J 
