This README last updated 4/8/98.

crisp/z_bin/ directory contents and description.

This directory contains a reasonably stable version of crisp1,
although possibly still a development version (as opposed to a release
version).

System requirements:  This version of crisp requires the Solaris 2.5.x
operating system or higher.  The directories /usr/openwin/lib and
/usr/dt/lib must exist and contain the standard system libraries.

Necessary files to run crisp1 are: 
  
  crisp1	  (shell script)
  crisp1.executable (crisp1 executable)
  columbia.desc   (the river description file)
  base.dat	  (a calibrated data file)
  base.sample.rls (a sample release file)
  flow.archive	  (required only for monte carlo mode)
  zapp.ad	  (xresource file for proper colors)

All of the files should reside in the same directory.  

To run crisp, type the command "crisp1", which invokes a shell script
which runs the model.  You can pass any standard crisp arguments to
this shell script.

The shell script takes the following actions.  If you have any trouble
with the script, you could perform these yourself, then invoke the
executable directly.

   To get the colors correct, invoke the command:

     xrdb zapp.ad

   Make sure your LD_LIBRARY_PATH contains /usr/openwin/lib and
   /usr/dt/lib.  One way to do this is to execute the following
   command:

     setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/openwin/lib:usr/dt/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

   in the shell in which you will be running crisp1.  You can also modify
   your startup file (.login or .cshrc) with a similar command.

   After the above steps are completed, run the crisp1 executable
   "crisp1.executable".

   Note that this script also translates the outdated "-d inputdatafile"
   flag to the new "-f inputdatafile" flag.
