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-This directory contains the CUP v0.10k release in source form.  You should
-find the following files and subdirectories in this release:
-
-  README            This file.
-  INSTALL.QUICK     Quick installation instruction.
-  CHANGELOG         A brief overview of the changes in v0.10k
-  java_cup          A subdirectory containing CUP, runtime, and test sources.
-  cup_logo.gif      A logo image used by the manual.
-  manual.html       A user's manual in HTML format. (OLD)
-  INSTALL           A shell script to install and test the system
-
-To get started quickly, read INSTALL.QUICK.  If you are on a Windows
-platform, you might want to look in the winnt subdirectory.
-For complete installation information, keep reading.
-
-To install the release, copy the contents of this directory (if you
-haven't done so already) into a "classes" directory accessible to the
-java interpreter (i.e., a directory that is listed in the colon
-separated list of directories in your CLASSPATH environment variable).
-Note: if you have an older version of the system already accessible
-from your CLASSPATH you will want to temporarily remove it to avoid
-conflicts.
-
-Once files have been copied to an appropriate location, you should be able to
-both compile and test the system by executing the INSTALL shell script
-(sorry, but non Unix users are still on their own).  Again, be sure that 
-you have placed these sources in a directory listed in your CLASSPATH 
-environment variable (or changed your CLASSPATH to include this directory).  
-
-A manual page that explains the operation and use of the system can be found
-in manual.html and from the CUP home page mentioned below.
-
-Bug reports regarding the installation 
-process or the system as a whole should be sent to
-<cananian@alumni.princeton.edu> with "JavaCUP" in the subject.
-
-The CUP home page where the latest information regarding CUP can be found 
-(e.g., new releases) is:
-
-  http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~appel/modern/java/CUP/
-
-Enjoy,
-
-Scott Hudson
-Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center 
-Georgia Institute of Technology
-        
-Last updated: 23-Jul-1999 [CSA]