This is the README for the Ceres3 package for IRIX SGI . The package should contain at least the following items:
	./<version>bin-irix+icon+defaults/ceres3				      		      the binary
	./<version>bin-irix+icon+defaults/ceres3.icon			  		      the minimized icon
	./ceres3.c		sound_file.c			                              the all-platform source-code
	./<version>bin-irix+icon+defaults/app-defaults/Ceres3	  		      app-defaults file
	./<version>bin-irix+icon+defaults/schemes/Ceres3/		  		      color-schemes directory
	./<version>bin-irix+icon+defaults/desktpo_files/ceres3.ftr 		      desktop icon program
	./<version>bin-irix+icon+defaults/desktpo_files/iconlib/ceres3.fti     desktop icon closed
	./<version>bin-irix+icon+defaults/desktpo_files/iconlib/ceres3open.fti desktop icon opened

	ceres3_readme	
	ceres3SGI_README				(this file)
	makefile.irix-mips				the makefile for MIPSpro-compiler
	makefile.irix-gnu				the makefile for gcc-compiler


COMPILE:
If you wish to compile Ceres3 yourself, you can use either the MIPS_Pro compiler (the one which costs money) or the sgi version of gcc (the one which is free). Please choose the appropriate makefile. 
If you feel at home with tweaking the makefile-parameters, the program can stand such stuff as -mips4 and a number of optimizations.

INSTALL:
do it manually as su, or ask the administrator to do it for you.	
-Be sure to link the binary to some obvious place, such as /usr/sbin/ceres3 or export path in
	your login shell
-Either link the app-defaults file to /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Ceres3
-Or paste the app-defaults to your local .Xdefaults.
	If you do so, please add Ceres3 at the begining of each line starting with *
-You can also link the ./bin-irix/Ceres3 directory to your local schemes directory to give ceres3 that particular look and feel.
-Now the nice part (the one that makes the program take advantage of IRIX desktop):

1.	cd /usr/lib/filetype

2.	become superuser (if you're not already)

3.  move the <your home directory path>/ceres3-all/0.27bin-irix+icon+defaults/desktop_files/ceres3.ftr file 	into     /usr/lib/filetype/install directory

4.  move the <your home directory path>/ceres3-all/0.27bin-irix+icon+defaults/desktop_files/iconlib/ceres3.fti 
and     /ceres3-all/0.27bin-irix+icon+defaults/desktop_files/iconlib/ceres3open.fti 
files into     /usr/lib/filetype/install/iconlib directory

5. recompile the desktop stuff:
-  be sure you arein the /usr/lib/filetype directory.
-  type the following command:    /bin/make -u
-  type the following command:    /usr/lib/desktop/telldesktop quit (this will make your desktop icons disappear)
6. log out, log back in et voila! Drag your ceres3 desktop icon to the icon catalog.

-Be sure to also link the minimized icon to /usr/lib/images/ceres3.icon so it appears properly.

SOUND PLAYBACK:
You now have choice to use either system of cmix as playback engine.

PEOPLE:
Great thanks to Johnathan Lee for the extensions and enhancements to original Ceres, as well as for inspiration to do more.
Great thanks also to Dr Oyvind Hammer for writing Ceres and for the gracious donation of his code.
Great thanks to Dr. Brad Garton for encouragement toward contributing to the computer music issue.

This IRIX sgi version (0.27a8) of Ceres3 was compiled on Sep29 2002 on an O2 workstation, 
under IRIX 6.5.14, using MIPS_Pro 7.3.1.2 compiler, and another O2 workstation running IRIX 6.3, 
using MIPS_Pro 7.1 compiler.
Please feel free to contact me directly if you have problems building or running this version.

Stanko Juzbasic <stanko@music.columbia.edu>

