# see fare's LOGOUT function for what this file is all about.
# lower-case for normal logging
# upper-case for binary logging
# r for recursive directory

###############################################################################
############################### MOOSE FILES ###################################
###############################################################################

# The Log utility usually executes /bin/sh with one-letter functions defined.
# for now, it's only a shell function in my .alias.

### Files in root directory
c .Logrc				# That's me !!!
c {README,COPYING,HOWTO}		# Information for newcomers.
c {Makefile,build.sh,version.h}		# Files used to build the system
u {linuxexe.bat,treeinfo.ncd}		# just scratch

### root sub-directories
c info		# Informations files in GNU Info format
c libsrc	# Source files in OSL for the libraries
c compil	# Source files in OSL for the compiler
c examples	# examples for using OSL
c manage	# MOOSE team management

### executable scripts
c bin/{moose,install.*}		# scripts to compile,install&run MOOSE

### booting -source- code
r boot

### Internal programs
t bin/t

## (*h really means *.h,*.ash,*.sh; *c really means *.c *.mc *.mcc)


##### FOR A BINARY ONLY DISTRIBUTION: #####
C README COPYING		# first contact
C HOWTO Makefile		# installation scripts & directions for use
C bin				# executable scripts & binary files
C info				# You can't use MOOSE without documentation
C examples			# examples to get into MOOSE

## Notes:
## - accompanying a binary distribution must come a notice explaining how to
##  get the sources for free (but media cost+shipping&handling), from the
##  distributer if from no one else (see file info/MOOSE.nfo).
## - specialized application packages are distributed separately, so one's
##  disks won't be overused by packages one isn't interested in.
