There are both "c" and "Fortran" src files here.

The src files for each program are in separate directories.
The names of those directories are the names of the executable
programs that are built in them.  There must be at least one
"main.c" or "main.for" file in each of those directories
because the "cook" program looks for them.  All source files
unique to a specific program also reside in those directories.

All source files that are shared among the programs are
located in the "lib" (for "c" src files) or "libf"
(for "Fortran" src files).

All shared include files (".h" for "c" files and ".fi" for
"Fortran" files) reside in the "include" directory.

Besides source files in two languages, the applications are
also buildable under both Unix and Windows PC's (PC) (using the
Cygwin environment).  There is "if-then-else" code in the
cookfile and in the source files to handle some unique
specific situations for building standalone PC versions
of the programs under the Cygwin PC environment (c code only).

To compile the "c" code and build their executables under Linux/Unix
or on a PC under the standard Cygwin environment (Cygwin V1.0)
use the following cook command (gcc compiler specified for both
environments):

	cook

To compile the "c" code and build PC "standalone" versions
(eg. executable files that will run on a PC without the Cygwin
environment available) using the bare-bones Fujitsu C compiler
provided with the Lahey LF95 Pro Fortran Development package,
use the following cook command on a PC under the standard
Cygwin environment (Cygwin V1.0):

	cook FCC=1

"cook MINGW=1" will also build "standalone" executables, but we have
discovered a bug that we think is in a Microsoft DLL file.

When compiling the "c" code, the following options can be applied
to the commandline:

	cook DEBUG=1	- enables additional debugging info

To compile the "Fortran" code and build their executables under 
linux/Unix, use the following cook command:

	cook -B cookfile.f95

	or the shell script:  cookf95

To compile the "Fortran" code and build their versions of the
executables for the PC under the Cygwin environment using the
Lahey LF95 Pro Fortran compiler use:

	cook -nl -B cookfile.f77

	or the shell script:  cookf77.sh

NOTE:
	"cook" is used to build the applications.  It is available
	as GPL software directly from the author's website at:

		http://www.canb.auug.org.au/~millerp/cook/cook.html

	"cook" should be easily buildable and installable under most
	Unix environments and is available as a prebuilt package in 
	some systems. It can also be built and installed under
	the "cygwin" environment on a PC, which is how we build the
	applications using "cook" on a PC.  The "cygwin" package can
	be obtained freely over the net or a commercially available
	CD-Rom version can be purchased.  See the following URL for
	more info:

		http://sourceware.cygnus.com/cygwin/

Tue Mar 28 08:57:24 CST 2000 - LEW