Hello, and welcome to uushred!  I think you'll find this program easy to use
and extremely well-suited to its purpose.  Here's how to get this program
running on your system:
 
be in the uushred subdirectory (the directory where this file resides).
compile the file <uushred.c>.  This is accomplished on UNIX by entering
 
   cc uushred.c
 
To compile the companion program "Divide and Conquer" (see dnc.1 for more
information) then type
 
   cc dnc.c
 
DOS users should have a similar command depending on their compiler.  Nota
bene that uushred was written entirely for UNIX, and takes advantage of
many of the features of the UNIX API.  Therefore, it does not contain 
sophisticated code for handling expanded memory or disk swap files.
See uushred.doc in the docs directory for more information.
 
If you use intend to use optimization in the compiling process (as is 
recommended), see the caution in the file uushred.doc in the docs
subdirectory.  If you don't know what optimization is or don't intend to
use it, you should be fine. =)
 
ONCE YOU HAVE UUSHRED COMPILED:
 
To get instant help, run uushred without any arguments.  That simple =)
For a more in-depth look, you can check out the file uushred.1 in the docs
subdirectory; this can be used as a UNIX manpage, but it does not use any
troff characters (I must confess ignorance of the troff language).
 
The other files in the docs directory contain other information of interest
to the user of uushred.  Feel free to browse them at your leisure.
 
Best of luck in your use of uushred!
 
Mark Neidengard
mneideng@cosmos.acs.calpoly.edu
mneideng@theodolite.ae.calpoly.edu
(you might have better luck with the latter address; I'm leaving for
Caltech in September, and the ACS account may expire)
