NOTE: Full installation instructions can be found in the
      PADE Installation Guide which can be found in the
      pade_doc subdirectory under the top PADE directory
      (named nist_pade) in the files pade_install.[ps,txt]
      Full user setup instructions can be found in the PADE
      User's Manual, also located in the pade_doc directory
      in the files pade_man.[ps,txt].

Installation:

	1. Change to the pade directory.

	2. Edit the file: pade.  Change the first line of this
	   file to point to the place where the Tcl/Tk wish
	   program is installed on your system.  Usually this
	   can be determined by the command 'which wish'.  Don't
	   forget to read the README file there for more info.

	3. Change to the caml_utils directory.

	4. Follow the instructions in the README file found
	   there to install the NIST CAML utilities.

	5. Change back to the top PADE directory.

        6. Transfer the caml_utils directory to the other hosts
           of your virtual machine (actually, just to one host from
           each architecture/file-system combination) by either

           1) rcp -r caml_utils remote-host-name:/path-to-caml_utils-directory

           or 2) a)pack up the files using tar:

                      tar -cvf caml_utils.tar caml_utils

                 b) transfer caml_utils.tar to the other hosts
                 c) unpack the file with

                      tar -xvf caml_utils.tar

  
	7. On each host, follow the instructions in the README file
           to install the NIST CAML utilities.

User setup (quick version):

	1. Create a new directory (or use an old one) in which you
	   intend to keep your parallel application source files.

        2. Copy either the pade_setenv (for Unix shells csh or tcsh)
	   or the pade_export (for Unix shells sh, ksh, or bash) file
	   to this new directory.

        3. Edit this file according to the instructions contained
	   in it and then issue the command:

		source pade_setenv

                      OR

                chmod +x pade_export; ./pade_export

        4. Type

                rehash
                padeinituser


You can now type pade at the Unix prompt to run PADE.
