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LINUX
gnu CLISP 2.26:
"Common Lisp language interpreter and compiler" -man pages.
This compiler is already added to your path. If you type
sh-2.05$which clisp
/usr/local/bin/clisp
at the command line. You should see what follows.
Emacs:
Local usage, This means you are sitting at the machine.
This command will open and/or create a file called
filename in the current working directory.
emacs
filename
Remote Usage; This means you have used ssh
to reach the machine.
emacs-nox
filename
Fortran:
The Vast Fortran 90 is already in your path.
Vast
Fortran 90 Manual
HLA 1.39:
Is a (High Level Assembler)Written by Randall Hyde and released to
the public domain.
To compile a hla program:
hla
hw.hla
For a list of hla options type:
hla
For detailed programmer documentation go -->
here<--
gcc 3.0.3:
This is the latest version C compiler only to be
used when files with extentions '.c' exist.
For example: gcc
source_file.c
for detailed options use %man gcc
g++ 3.0.3:
This is the latest version of C++ compiler only
to be used when files with extentions '.cpp' exist.
For example: g++
source_file.cpp
for detailed options use %man g++
GNU Prolog:
This is a Prolog compiler (in Linux) developed by
Daniel Diaz.
For information on using GNU Prolog see the online
manual --> here
To run the gnu prolog interpreter
type at command prompt:
gprolog
To compile prolog source type:
gplc
[thefileName.pro]
To run the program's output type:
thefileName
Java 1.4.0:
Java is already added to your path!
Please un set your old path for the version(1.3.0) by
deleting
any manual path that was added before- in your .cshrc
or .bash_profile
file. Delete this line of code :
setenv
PATH "/usr/java/jdk1.3/bin:${PATh}"
Save the file and then open a new terminal/command
window.
Check the java version.
which
java
You should see:
/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0/bin/java
at the beginning of the path definition.
For java documentation go --> here
SCP:
Secure copy (remote file copy program) -man pages.
This program allows users to copy files between
hosts.
For example if you are sitting in B361 on a linux
machine,
and you want to transfer a file from the "student.egr.unlv.edu"
to your CS account . First open a shell
prompt in linux then type:
scp user@student.egr.unlv.edu:srcfile destfile
The srcfile should be in your home directory
unless you specify a path
in your scp command . See scp
man pages for more detailed information
by typing at the shell prompt:
man scp
SPIM Version 6.4a:
Copyright 1990-2002 by James R. Larus (larus@cs.wisc.edu)
Is a mips emulator. There are two types of the same
version installed.
The first one is a text mode SPIM which can be runed from
the terminal:
spim -f filename
The second type is a graphical user interface SPIM
xspim -f
filename
For documentation on this assember type (cut &
paste at the prompt):
more /var/local/spim-man/spim.txt
OR
more /var/local/spim-man/xspim.txt
Xfig:
"Is a menu-driven tool that allows the user
to draw and manipulate objects
interactively under the X Window System."(man pages)
Since, xfig runs with
a graphical interface, xhost has to be started so
that the program opens
while remotely logged on to bobby. See remote
access page to start xhost.
Use this command to open xfig (and file):
xfig [filename]
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WINDOWS
Acrobat Reader 5.0
Read PDF files from an internet browser. Or
create
PDF files with this program.
Axon2002 Lite Rel 2.52 (evaluation version)
This program is an idea processing tool
that
will aid in organizing/analysing thoughts
through
a graphical interface.
Binary Memory 1.0
Takes an ordinary text file and makes it into
an
interactive test taking program. This program
is great for memorising definitions and concepts.
To use your own definitions edit the
definitions & words (ONLY)in this file.
This part of the file to be edited:
word2BDefined#1
--definitionOfTheWord#1
word2BDefined#2
--definitionOfTheWord#2
There are two files already made with
definitions. To open them go to
FILE-->
OPEN DATABASE --> Documents and Settings\All Users\Star Menu\Programs\
Pick a file and being using the program.
GNU clisp 2.26 for WINDOWS:
"Common Lisp language interpreter and compiler" -man pages.
This compiler is already added to your path. See C:\clisp-2.26\doc
for documentation
If you type at the command prompt "clisp", you should get a "[1]>"
prompt.
Z:\clisp
......
......
[1]>
Dreamweaver 4 by MACROMEDIA :
Can created and edit html files. Build a website
by using this advance web editor.
Import pictures, create links, add menus and more..
Ghostgum 4.0 (windows) :
Allows viewing and navigating through postscript
and PDF files.
Ghostscript 7.03 (windows) :
Is an interpreter for postscript and PDF languages.
HLA 1.39:
Is a (High Level Assembler)Written by Randall Hyde and released to
the public domain.
To use this assembler open a command prompt type:
hla /?
For more detailed programmer documentation go
-->here<--
Internet explorer 6.0
Setting the cache to take up a small amount of memory
is good
pratice and should be implemented by every user.
open Internet Explorer
go to Tools
select Internet Options
select Settings
Now set the "Amount of disk space to use:"
to 1MB. click OK.
JAVA 2 Runtime Environment
JAVA 2 SDK standard edition 1.4.0-rc
Java is already added to your path.
For help type at the command prompt (DOS)
Z:/>
java -help
***The Z: drive is your home directory.
MASM Microsoft (R) Macro Assembler Version 6.15.8803
MASM is already added to your path. Type this
at the DOS command prompt for
help:
Z:/>
ml /help
***The Z: drive is your home directory.
Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0
OpenGL libraries were just added see below for details.
Microsoft Media Player 7.01
The latest version is installed. This program allows
users
to view streaming media over the internet.
OpenGL :
Three libraries with associated files required to use
OpenGL
in windows (OpenGl, GLU, & GLUT) were just added.
Use the
following include statements in your program:
#include <windows.h>
#include <gl/Gl.h>
#include <gl/Glu.h>
#include <gl/glut.h>
PERL 5.6.1
Perl is already added to your path. For more information
on using this compiler , at the command propmt type:
Z:> perl -h
PYTHON 2.1
Python is already added to your path. To begin using
it just type "python" at the DOS command prompt
like this:
Z:\python
The interpreter comes up and is ready for use.
RealPlayer 8 basic
This program allows users to view " .ram" files
and other types
of streming videos over the internet.
SPIM Version 6.4a:
Copyright 1990-2002 by James R. Larus (larus@cs.wisc.edu)
Is a mips emulator. SPIM uses a graphical user interface.
Look for it in START --> PROGRAMS -->
SSH Secure File Transfer 3.0.0
This program is used to transfer files to an existing
account.
Download and Upload files with this. We encourage
all users to
use this program instead of an FTP program for SECURITY
REASONS!
SSH Secure Shell Client 3.0.0
This program is used for remote logins.
You have to know the hostname and user account
that you wish to connect to.
StarOffice 5.2
Text, html, image, & spreadsheet editor. Use
this
program to view Microsoft word documents and save
them as word documents aswell. Very simple
to use.
UnfreeZ 2.2
This program (in windows) is a GIF animator. To
make animations simply drag
and drop GIFs into
the frames window then click "Make Animated GIF"
Department of Computer Science
Howard R. Hughes College of
Engineering
