-************************* README for CACAO version 0.15 ************************
+* README
+========
-The current sources of CACAO version 0.15 are a snapshot during development.
-They will change in the near future and are badly documented. This version
-is not intended for public distribution. It is made available only for
-educational and research purposes.
+CACAO is a 64-bit (32-bit versions are planned) Java virtual machine
+for Alphas and Mips processors.
-To use the CACAO sources put the cacao015.tgz file in a newly created
-directory and uncompress it using gzip and extract the files using tar.
-Make sure you have installed gmake. Enter:
+The current sources of CACAO version 0.30 are a snapshot during
+development. They will change in the near future and are badly
+documented. This version is not intended for public distribution.
+It is made available only for educational and research purposes.
-make config-alpha
-make
+You will find the licensing condition in the file COPYING.
-After this you should have a working version of cacao and cacaoh. How to
-invoke cacao and which class library has to be used is described at the
-CACAO home page (http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/java/cacao/index.html).
+For installation instruction, please refer to INSTALL.
-Under Linux this version currently works only using the option -cf.
-If you want to use the Digital Unix C-compiler change the variable $CC
-in the Makefile from gcc to cc.
+New versions, updates and general information can be retrieved from
+http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/java/cacao
-The Sparc port is unfinished and not working. So typing "make config-sparc"
-makes no sense in the moment. Threads are currently also not supported.
+In case of questions questions or to report a bug, send mail to
+cacao@complang.tuwien.ac.at; in case of very, very urgent questions
+please contact Andreas Krall (andi@complang.tuwien.ac.at) directly.
-For questions mail me at cacao@complang.tuwien.ac.at, for very urgent
-questions mail me at andi@complang.tuwien.ac.at.
-Have fun with CACAO
+Enjoy the ride,
+-- the cacao team.
+
- Andreas Krall