This code comes from the 386BSD project.  I have not modified any of the
source to port it to linux.  I have changed the Makefile, and moved the
fortran functions to a seperate directory.  f2c was used to convert the
fortran to C by the BSD people.  I can not get f2c to reproduce what they
have, so I suspect that they have modifieded the C code produced by f2c.  It
looks like they have done an excellent job, and I would reccomend not trying
to remake the C from the fortran.

I have included an ascii spice manual in this distribution.  I am not sure of
its origins, but I have used it for several years, and found it helpful.  It
contains no copyright, at least not one I can find.  If you want to read the
copyright for spice, read the comments in the file spice.c or fortran/spice.f.

This distribution contains both the binary, spice, and the source to make it.
You can install spice in any directory, it does not need to be in any special
place.


Jim Nance
jlnance@eos.ncsu.edu
jlnance@acsssp2.uncwil.edu (linux)
