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					Updated: 10/21/93 DJC
					Modified:  5/24/94 BJK

Welcome to the University of Texas Qualitative Reasoning FTP site,
ftp.cs.utexas.edu:/pub/qsim.  You may also be interested in our
World-Wide Web page, at:

	http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/qr/

The ftp directory (/pub/qsim) is for the public distribution of
information pertaining to research performed under the direction of
Benjamin Kuipers.  All software in this directory is distributed under
the copyright agreement which is included in the file copyright.

There are 4 different subdirectories containing information that may
be of interest to you:

      qsim	Contains the latest distribution of QSIM
		along with extensions that are not
		included in the baseline.
		QSIM is a qualitative reasoning simulator. 
		Some relevant papers are included in the PAPERS
		directory along with a complete bibliography.

		If you are installing QSIM on Linux CLISP or GLISP,
		ftp the file linux-install.txt. This includes notes from other	
		people that have installed it under linux.  These
		notes are from before the simplification of the
		installation procedures.  Thus, some of the
		information may not be required.
	
      qpc	The Qualitative Process Compiler (QPC) implements
		Forbus' Qualitative Process (QP) Theory by compiling
		processes and views into a QSIM Qualitative
		Differential Equation (QDE).  It uses QSIM to
		simulate the QDE.  The knowledge base is represented
		using Algernon.

      algernon 	Algernon is an expert system shell which implements
		Access Limited Logic (ALL).

      cc	CC is an extension to QSIM which allows
		component connection modeling using QSIM.

      papers	Contains postscript versions of papers relevant
		to the systems being distributed.  A complete
		bibliography is also included.

		See also:  pub/qsim/papers/README.


Most of the systems are distributed via compressed tar files.  If the
filename ends in .tar.Z, execute the following unix command to unpack
the file and create the appropriate directory structure on your system.

		zcat <filename> | tar xvf -  

Execute this command in the directory in which you intend to place the
system.

The contents of the directories are as follows:

Directory:	QSIM

Files:		qsim4.0-alpha-2.tar.Z

				The latest release of QSIM.
				Installation instructions are included
				in the documentation directory.
				A copy of the QSIM manual (q.ps) is also 
				included.  This release is dated 
				April 1, 1997.  This is the best
				version to obtain.

		qsim3.0.tar.Z	The previous release of QSIM

		qsim2.0.tar.Z	The previous release of QSIM.

		qsim2.0-nodoc.tar.Z	
				QSIM 2.0 without the documentation
				or the manual.  

		qsim-man-draft.tar.Z	
				The latest draft of the QSIM manual.


Directory:	ALGERNON

		algernon.tar.Z	The latest release of algernon.

Directory:	QPC
	
		qpc.tar.Z	The latest release of QPC.  This release
				includes Algernon but not QSIM.  QPC
				also requires QSIM.

Directory:	CC

		CC.tar.Z	The latest release of CC.

Directory:	PAPERS

		README		Describes where to find lists of our papers

		qsim-papers.ps.Z
				Complete bibliography of the QSIM papers.



OTHER SITES:

The QSIM software has also been made available at an FTP distribution
site in Europe.  If you have any problems obtaining it from this site
please attempt to obtain it from the PUB directory at udmi5400.cineca.it.



Thank you for you interest in QSIM and other software distributed by this
group.  If you have any questions or comments please sent them to
clancy@cs.utexas.edu.  If you would like to report a QSIM bug, then 
send mail to qsim-bugs@cs.utexas.edu.


Dan Clancy