GMP.2.0.2.3.m.README April 28, 1998 These archives contain Installer.app packages of an OpenStep framework for GNU's gmp-2.0.2. It is a C library for doing arbitrary-precision mathematics. This library is utilized in building many other tools, like ssh and various mathematical software packages (macaulay2). file: GMP.2.0.2.3.m.NIS.b.tar.gz sum: 02658 332 md5sum: 40b2270f65d91798ddcf8939c0ed90a3 (** to be placed at http://www.peak.org/openstep/mach/sourcelibrary/frameworks/ ftp://next-ftp.peak.org/pub/openstep/mach/sourcelibrary/frameworks/ **) INSTALLATION Install the framework to /LocalLibrary/Frameworks. This is the easiest place to put it, and software built with this framework expects it to be there. Alternate locations are possible, only if you know what you are doing and/or you don't mind playing with the Makefile in the framework to change the default installation parameters. NOTES Contact me if you are interested in the (slightly modified) source code. See ChangeLog document (within framework) for more details of recent changes. CHANGELOG April, 1998 (port 3) - Removed static libs from standard distribution. Available on request. - I chose to build dylib-nice (mostly generic c version) as opposed to a speed-intensive version that conains some non-movable (ie non-sharable) code (using asm routines). - Include a few patches from GMP website. - Recurring problem with udiv_qrnnd being undefined for sparc. Munged a bit with longlong.h, configure.in mpn/configure.in I think this is fixed now for generic-next-* and sparc-next-* targets (* = nextstep3 or openstep4). The same problem exists for the generic-next-* target for hppa (it currently still uses an asm function). I don't care to fix or worry about this right now, as hppa is on it's way out anyway. - Update to fancier GNUmakefile - Reorganize and enhance framework layout: Add README, GMP.pre_install, GMP.gif, GMP.tiff. CREDITS GMP Home Page http://www.matematik.su.se/~tege/gmp/ GNU Software Archive ftp://ftp.gnu.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu/ Framework Build Rex Dieter Computer System Manager University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Mathematics and Statistics http://www.math.unl.edu/~rdieter/