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If you read this file you probably had downloaded the Bergman package
 and unpacked it in a directory which we will denote <bBergman-root-dir>.
 This file is <bergman-root-dir>/scripts/clisp/install.doc.

1. Common Lisp resources and installation -----------------------------

First of all, you need Common Lisp installed at your machine.
We are using free Common Lisp implementation called CLISP that can be
found at 
  http://www.clisp.org/
or
  http://clisp.sourceforge.net/
The version should be 2.39 of 2006-07-16 or newer.

If you want to know CLISP version, run CLISP (the command will be
most probably
  clisp
) and then enter in the CLISP console
  (lisp-implementation-version)
You will see something like:     
  [1]> (lisp-implementation-version)
  "2.39 (2006-07-16) (built on stnt067 [192.168.0.1])"
  [2]>_
Then enter 
  (quit)
to terminate CLISP.

In many cases, especially under UNIX, you are to contact your system
administrator to install CLISP.

If you do not find binaries for your platform, you should download sources
and compile them.

2. If you have Common Lisp already ---------------------------------------

Change directory to <bergman-root-dir>/scripts/clisp/win9598nt if you have 
MS Windows, or <bergman-root-dir>/scripts/clisp/unix if you work under one of 
UNIXes (Linux, Solaris, etc.). You will find there a file named install.doc 
with further instructions.

We do not support installation under MS DOS. We had not tried installation 
under MAC OS. 

If you have any troubles or questions feel free to contact directly the
developers of the CLISP bergman port at kae@math.md.