This describes how to setup your environment for
use with DemeterF on CCIS machines.
You should use DemeterF with Eclipse but in 
class we use the simple command line interface.

NEW (Linux/Ubuntu)

   On Linux the setup is a little different, since the CCIS .software
   file is not completely integrated.  The setup depends on your
   `shell', the program used to enter text commands in Unix systems.

   For BASH shells, add
      export PATH=/home/chadwick/Demeter/javacc-4.0/bin:$PATH
      export CLASSPATH=.:/home/chadwick/www/demeterf/demeterf.jar
   to ~/.bashrc  (in your home directory)   


   For TCSH shells, add
      setenv PATH /home/chadwick/Demeter/javacc-4.0/bin:$PATH
      setenv CLASSPATH .:/home/chadwick/www/demeterf/demeterf.jar
   to ~/.tcshrc


   If you have any other classpath entries you can add them separated
   by a colon (:).


OLD (SunOS)

   I use the .software file in my home directory to set up the path
   and the class path. http://www.ccs.neu.edu/howto/howto-environment.html

   Put:
      PATH=/arch/unix/bin/javacc 
   into your .software file. This will put the javacc executable into your path.

   Put
      /home/chadwick/www/demeterf/demeterf.jar
   at the end of your class path. Your class path might look like:
      CLASSPATH=.:/something:/home/chadwick/www/demeterf/demeterf.jar

   Make sure the current directory (.) is in your class path.
   Call resoft after you have done those updates and DemeterF is ready.

   To test your installation, you can run:
      java demeterf
   and should see the help output.