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ISABELLE -- INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNPACKING THE EMAIL DISTRIBUTION
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The Isabelle email distribution consists of about 8 installments, each
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small enough to send by electronic mail. The files are called Isabelle.aa,
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Isabelle.ab, .... They have been generated by tar, compress, uuencode, and
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split, and are packed for email using shar. To unpack the files, perform
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the following steps:
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STEP 1. Create a new directory to hold Isabelle and move to that
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directory (the name of the directory does not matter):
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mkdir Isabelle; cd Isabelle
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STEP 2. Put each message into a separate file and pipe it through unshar.
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(If you don't have unshar, remove the header lines generated by the mail
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system and submit the file to sh.)
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STEP 3. Concatenate the files into one file using the command
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cat Isabelle.?? > 92.tar.Z.uu
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STEP 4. Undo the uuencode operation using the command
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uudecode 92.tar.Z.uu
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STEP 5. You should now have a file 92.tar.Z; uncompress and unpack it using...
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uncompress -c 92.tar.Z | tar xf -
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STEP 6. You should now have a complete Isabelle directory, called 92. You
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may now tidy up by executing
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rm Isabelle.?? *.hdr 92.tar.Z.uu 92.tar.Z
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Consult the file 92/README for information on compiling Isabelle.
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Good luck!
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