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4.4 Files & Directories & Paths

All UIO-routines are located in sub-directories of a common directory (called e.g. uio), which also contains a old Readme file. The subdirectories and their contents are
bin : shell scripts: uiolook, uiocat, uioinfo
f90 : Fortran90 source codes, object files, executables
idl : IDL routines
man/man1: manual pages for shell scripts: uiolook, uiocat, uioinfo
tex : old description files in LATEX, the most recent version is part of this document

To use the UNIX scripts and the makefile you need a global system variable UIOPATH pointing to this directory. The path to the shell scripts and to the man-pages should be added to your shell path variables e.g. in one of the login scripts:

C-shell (.cshrc):

# -- uio --
setenv UIOPATH "$HOME/uio"
setenv PATH "$PATH:$UIOPATH/bin"
setenv MANPATH "$MANPATH:$UIOPATH/man"
# -- *** --

Korn-shell (.kshrc):

# -- uio --
UIOPATH=$HOME/uio
export UIOPATH
PATH=$PATH:$UIOPATH/bin
export PATH
MANPATH=$MANPATH:$UIOPATH/man
export MANPATH
# -- *** --


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