GeoLab was developed at the: Departamento de Ciencia da Computacao IMECC - C.P. 6065 Universidade Estadual de Campinas 13081-970 Campinas SP Brazil It is a result of work done by the following people: Design: ..................... Pedro J. de Rezende Specification: .............. Pedro J. de Rezende .............. Welson R. Jacometti Kernel Implementation: ...... Welson R. Jacometti ...... Cesar N. Gon Algorithms Implementation: .. Welson R. Jacometti .. Cesar N. Gon .. Laerte F. Morgado e-mail: geolab-request@dcc.unicamp.br ====================================================================== First, you should read the file COPYRIGHT in this directory. To run GeoLab, just execute bin/run-geolab [-f datafile] GeoLab 1.0 has been tested ONLY on SparcStations. If you port it to other platforms, please, let us know by sending email to the address above. After you have used it for a while to get a feeling for the way it operates, try looking at the sample algorithm implementations in the subdirectory samples. To compile those samples, as well as any algorithms you decide to add to GeoLab's dynamically linked shared libraries, you WILL NEED Sun's C++ compiler (CC). There is no other way for now. (If you port GeoLab to GNU's C++ compiler, please, let us know.) See also the file HOW-TO-COMPILE GeoLab's complete source codes are provided, but you do not need them (or any of its object files (*.o) for that matter) to add your own algorithms, -- unless you plan to port GeoLab to other platforms -- as long as you use dynamic linking properly. See the files in samples/ as well as those in include/ (particularly, take a look at the makefiles samples/*/Make*). Documentation is currently scarse. Start by reading the file: papers/Geolab.ps Enjoy. ======================================================================