UNCERT Installation Instructions Update for Versions 1.30+
October 31, 2001

Most of the installation instructions at:

    http://www.uncert.com/uncert/install/frame.html

are still valid.  There have been a few changes on compiling
the package for versions 1.30a and newer.  There are no longer
"set_make" or "build" scripts.  The build is done now using
only Makefiles and "make."  There are three key Makefiles for
building UNCERT on any platform.

With the new design, ideally the user will only have to edit
one or two files,  and these edits should be minor.  The 
Makefile descriptions follow:

   Do NOT Edit:
   ---------------------------------------------------------
   uncert/src/Makefile:  This file directs the compliation
                         of all the UNCERT modules.  You 
			 should NOT edit this file.
   uncert/src/*/Makefile:  These files direct the compilation
			   of each module.  You should NOT
			   edit these files.

   Edit:
   ---------------------------------------------------------
   uncert/src/Makefile.inc:  This file ties all the platform
                             indepentent features needed for
			     the make together.  It does one
			     other thing.  It defines the 
                             platform being built.  Starting
			     at about line 23, various OS
			     specific OS Makefiles are defined:

	include $(RELATION)/Makefile.cygwin.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.dec.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.hp.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.ibm.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.linux.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.linux.suse.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.sco.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.sgi.inc
	#include $(RELATION)/Makefile.solaris.inc

			     Uncomment the platform closest to
			     your system (remove #).  Make sure
			     only one of these line is 
			     uncommented.  If you OS is not 
			     listed here, you may have to make
			     an OS specific Makefile.  These is
			     not a lot to this.  Ideally with
			     this change, you will be able to
			     compile the software.

   Edit if there are problems:
   ---------------------------------------------------------
   uncert/src/Makefile.<OS>.inc:  These files list OS specific
			          flags for various UNIX 
				  platforms.  The main issue is
				  usually where the libraries 
				  and include files are located
				  on your specific system.  If
				  you can't determine reasonable
				  values for the parameters, 
				  your system administrator 
				  should be able to help you.

				  The other main thing set here
				  is the name of your C and
				  FORTRAN compiler.

Once the Makefile's are correctly defined, to build the 
software, type:

    make

With luck, everything should compile.  If there is a problem,
for may need to reset some variables in your OS specific
Makefile (e.g. Makefile.sgi.inc).  If you change OS specific
Makefiles mid-build, I recommend you start with a fresh
build; type:

    make clean
    make

There is no "make install".  You can copy the entire uncert
directory tree where ever is convienient.  Users will have
to define several environment variables.  These are described
in:

    http://www.uncert.com/uncert/install/frame.html

I hope to update the on-line installation pages soon.