The README for The EML Kit 1.1 Sources Release

(if you run i386 (Linux) or Sun SPARC (Solaris), you may consider 
getting one of the Binaries Releases instead/additionally)

Contents:
1. Installation
2. Copying
3. No Warranty

1. The EML Kit 1.1 Sources Release is available 
through anonymous ftp from zls.mimuw.edu.pl. 
The archive containing the release is called 
eml11-src.tar.gz and resides in the /pub/mikon/EMLKit directory.
There is also a link to this file from our home-page:
http://zls.mimuw.edu.pl/~mikon/ftp/EMLKit/README.html
The documentation is available separately from
the /pub/mikon/EMLKit/doc ftp directory or by WWW.

To install the EML Kit first ungzip and untar the archive.
It should contain:
README - info about the EML Kit 1.1
CHANGES - a list of changes to the EML Kit from version 1.0 to 1.1.
COPYING - text of the GNU General Public License
README.eml11-src - this file
examples/ - some EML examples
src/ - SML source code of the EML Kit
tools/ - compilation tools

Now, you should prepare a version of the SML/NJ 
with Edinburgh Library loaded. Name it "sml-ed" 
and place it in the directory above the directory 
you unpacked the archive into.
Alternatively you may change the NJSML variable 
in the Makefile located in src directory,
to reflect the name and location of the SML/NJ executable.
The SML/NJ and the Edinburgh Library can be obtained from 
ftp://ftp.research.bell-labs.com/dist/smlnj/release/93
The Edinburgh Library is inside "contributed" archive. 

(We have found lately, that you may need to type 
"fun require a = ()", before saving the image "sml-ed". 
Why? If you know why, please, let us know :)

Then cd to the src directory.
Type "make" or "make emlkit-int-NJ", to make an interpreter
with the ML Kit style user interface.
Type "make emlkit-eml-NJ" for a SML/NJ-like user interface.
Type "make emlkit-batch-NJ" for the batch interpreter.
Warning: the compilation will probably take more 
than 10 minutes on any machine with 64 Mb or less. 

2. The EML Kit is distributed under the terms of 
the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; 
either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This means that you can give out copies of the eml11-src.tar.gz archive.

3. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.