RSL v1.41

[~andy/rsl] / README

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@@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
-v1.40 (Released 10/10/2008)
+v1.41 (Released 6/22/2011)

 
 This is the README file for the Radar Software Library (RSL).
 
 The author of RSL is John H. Merritt.
 
 
 This is the README file for the Radar Software Library (RSL).
 
 The author of RSL is John H. Merritt.
 

+RSL is maintained by Bart Kelley <Bartie.L.Kelley@nasa.gov>.
+

 What is RSL?
    This software manipulates NexRad, Lassen, UF, sigmet, kwajalein,
 toga, RAPIC, RADTEC, mcgill and EDGE radar formats.
 What is RSL?
    This software manipulates NexRad, Lassen, UF, sigmet, kwajalein,
 toga, RAPIC, RADTEC, mcgill and EDGE radar formats.


@@ -43,8 +45,9 @@ COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
 
 
 System Requirements:
 
 
 System Requirements:

-  HP (755/hpux), Linux, SUN (SparcII), SGI(4D/IRIX).  Should run on any
-other hardware.
+  Linux, Mac OS X 10.5.
+
+  Note: MS Windows is not supported.

 
 Memory Requirements:
   16 Mbytes of RAM just to ingest the data.  Plus any for your application.
 
 Memory Requirements:
   16 Mbytes of RAM just to ingest the data.  Plus any for your application.


@@ -98,11 +101,11 @@ INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
 
 1.  Unpack the GNU compressed tar archive, example:
 
 
 1.  Unpack the GNU compressed tar archive, example:
 

-     gtar -xzf rsl-v1.29.tgz
+     tar -xzf rsl-v1.29.tgz

 
          -or-
 
 
          -or-
 

-     gzcat rsl-v1.29.tgz | tar xf -
+     zcat rsl-v1.29.tgz | tar xf -

 
 2. If you DON'T want LASSEN capability or you find that your system
    can not compile the lassen routines, you must edit acconfig.h and
 
 2. If you DON'T want LASSEN capability or you find that your system
    can not compile the lassen routines, you must edit acconfig.h and


@@ -119,39 +122,6 @@ NOTE: You can specify the --prefix=/some/other/dir as an option to
       configure to look in the prefix/lib directory for those libraries.
          The examples installed are any_to_gif and any_to_uf.
 
       configure to look in the prefix/lib directory for those libraries.
          The examples installed are any_to_gif and any_to_uf.
 

-APPLYING PATCHES
-----------------
-
-Using patch files saves network transmission times when upgrading 
-to the next version of RSL.  Patch files are context differences
-from one RSL release to the next.  The patch files are located
-in the anonymous ftp directory pub/software on trmm.gsfc.nasa.gov, 
-and they typically have the name of the form rsl.v1.14_to_v1.15.patch.gz.
-
-You will be applying the patch files from the directory where 'rsl' is
-a subdirectory (from the parent directory of rsl).
-
-Follow these steps to upgrade using patch files.  This demonstrates applying
-patches from version 1.11 to 1.15.
-
-1. Make a symbolic link called 'rsl' that points to the current version
-   of RSL you have.  For example:
-
-   ln -s rsl-v1.11 rsl
-
-2. Apply patches.  Here we'll go from v1.11 to v1.15.
-
-   zcat rsl.v1.11_to_v1.12.patch.gz | patch
-   zcat rsl.v1.12_to_v1.13.patch.gz | patch
-   zcat rsl.v1.13_to_v1.14.patch.gz | patch
-   zcat rsl.v1.14_to_v1.15.patch.gz | patch
-
-3. Rename the rsl-v1.11 directory to be rsl-v1.15.  You no longer
-   need the 'rsl' directory.
-
-   mv rsl-v1.11 rsl-v1.15
-   rm rsl
-

 
 BUILDING APPLICATIONS
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 BUILDING APPLICATIONS
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