This is a binary distribution of kan/sm1 and ox_asir.
You can find CPU-OS-VERSION information in the file
this-is-for-cpu-os.txt.

[1.A]
If you will install them under /usr/local,
just type in 
    cd openXM/src
    make install-usr-local
If you already have /usr/local/lib/asir and /usr/local/lib/asir,
you need to remove these directory before typeing in make install-usr-local.
The script will make symbolic links between
    openXM/lib/asir /usr/local/lib/asir
    openXM/lib/sm1 /usr/local/lib/sm1
and linkes from openXM/bin/*  to /usr/local/bin/*
    
[1.B]
If you do not like to install them under /usr/local,
you need to set environmental variables and path properly.
[1.B.1]
If you put openXM under your home directory,
just read 
   openXM/rc/bashrc  (in case of bash)
by the source command from .bashrc
(i.e., add the line
     source $HOME/openXM/rc/bashrc
in your .bashrc).
or read
   openXM/rc/cshrc  (in case of csh)
by the source command from .cshrc
(i.e., add the line
     source $HOME/openXM/rc/bashrc
in your .cshrc).
[1.B.2]
If you did not put openXM under your home directory,
edit openXM/rc/bashrc (for bash)
or   openXM/rc/cshrc  (for csh)
and include them in .bashrc and .cshrc

[2]
In order to use ox_asir,
make the file .asirrc under your home directory
with the contents

load("gr")$ load("primdec")$ end$

You can run ox_asir only under X11 environment.
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See openXM/src/SSkan/Doc/ttt.tex  for an introductory manual
and
    openXM/src/SSkan/Doc/onlinehelp.tex for a reference manual 
    of sm1 operators.