Welcome to the CodeGen, Inc. source-code tree.  We're releasing a bunch
of our stuff under a license described in the file COPYRIGHT.


To quickly build most of the code, first create a symlink /cgt to
someplace such as /usr/local/cgt or wherever you'd like.  The Makefiles
and scripts expect to install binaries, headers, and libs under /cgt.

Then run makeworld.sh in the top directory.  This makes everything
execpt SmartFirmware (see below for how to build this).


Some of the stuff under the source-tree:

lib/aoa         SmartAlloc - fast, efficient malloc() replacement
bin/of          SmartFirmware - Open Firmware IEEE-1275 in C
                (you'll also need zlib-1.1.4, which is not included)
bin/cc          cc-fcode - C-to-Fcode compiler - see README-Fcode
                (it needs a bunch of libs to build - use makeworld.sh)
bin/wacco       wacco - why another compiler compiler
bin/domail      mh-style command-line Bayesian spam filtering tools


Other misc libraries:

lib/integer     arbitrary-precision integer C++ class library
lib/floatc      arbitrary-precision IEEE floating point C++ class library
lib/cgt         basic C++ funcs, generics (hashtables, dynarrays, etc)
lib/edit        text-editor library
lib/*malloc     different malloc algorithms - aoa is probably the best


Build SmartFirmware (bin/of) standalone/test version by:
    cd bin/of/unix
    make
This makes "of", which can be used to test, tokenize, and detokenize
Fcode.  Build cc-fcode under bin/cc and copy both to /cgt/bin, then cd
to bin/of/fcode to build test and ethernet Fcode PCI ROM images there.

Standalone verions of SmartFirmware can also be built for x86 under
bin/of/i386 and AMD64 "Hammer" under bin/of/amd64.  The amd64 build can
run from ROM only on the AMD Clawhammer evaluation board.


As for the rest, no warrantee is expressed nor implied.  Good luck.