1.  NAME

  GFI Configuration - User specific configuration

  2.  DESCRIPTION

  This manual page describes the different user configurations for
  accessing the CODAS applications and its GFI extensions.

  3.  UNIX

  User configurations for UNIX like operating systems are:

     Environment Variables
        Environment variable CODASHOME should be set to the directory
        where the CODAS software is installed.

     Path to CODAS Binaries
        This is set in file  /.cshrc or  /.bashrc. The path environment
        variable must be updated to contain the following directories:

        $CODASHOME/gfi/bin/HOST $CODASHOME/gfi/bin/perl
        $CODASHOME/bin/HOST $CODASHOME/bin/csh where HOST is the host
        type the system is running.

     Perl Shell
        Depending on systems, the Perl shell binary is located either in
        /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin. Perl scripts in the CODAS package
        and its GFI extensions will refer the one or the other. In order
        not to get into troubles, one should have the perl binary at
        both places. This can be done with a symbolic link.

     Path to Matlab Scripts and Functions
        Matlab m-files are located in the following directories:

        $CODASHOME/gfi/matlab/matlab50 $CODASHOME/matlab/codas3
        $CODASHOME/matlab/misc $CODASHOME/matlab/ctd

     Documentation
        The GFI extensions to the CODAS package come with various
        documentation formats:

        Plain Text
           Plain text documentation can be found in directory
           $CODASHOME/gfi/doc/txt and subdirectories.

        Manual Pages
           To access the manual pages, directory $CODASHOME/gfi/man
           should be added to the MANPATH environment variable.

        HTML Documentation
           To get access to the main HTML page of the GFI documentation,
           open file $CODASHOME/gfi/doc/html/5/gficodas.html from an
           HTML browser.

  4.  OTHER

  Documentation for other operating systems is not implemented yet.

  5.  AUTHOR

  Manual page written by Pierre Jaccard, Geophysical Institute,
  University of Bergen, 1999.