NOTE:

The programs in this directory have been placed here with permission from
Dr. Joseph Felsenstein.  All of these files are copyrighted, and they must
not be resold or used for any commercial purpose.  They may of course be
downloaded onto your personal computer to be used for study.  The original
README file for the directory containing these programs is copied below.

Macintosh Users:  Get PopG_2.0.bin (for Macs without math coprocessor) or
     PopG_2.0_68881.bin (for Macs with math coprocessor) using MacBinary
     transfer format (or automatic).  These binary files must be expanded
     with Stuffit Expander (usually included with Netscape).  The
     documentation file is PopGen_2.0_Instructions, which will expand into
     an MS Word file.
     
PC Users:  Get simul8.exe (or simul386.exe and dos4gw.exe).  The
     documentation file is simul8.doc.  These programs must be run in
     DOS (or in a DOS window under Windows).  The dos4gw.exe program
     should be installed in the root directory.
     
Other platforms:  The other files are for use on the platforms indicated.
     simul8.c is the C source code (a text file).
     
Have fun!

D. Fitch
fitch@acf2.nyu.edu
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These are rather preliminary versions of a simple one-locus
population genetics simulation program I use in my classes.

simul8.doc             Description of how to use the programs

simul386.exe           386 DOS executables

dos4gw.exe             Rational Systems DOS extender, needed for simul386.exe

simul8.exe             DOS executables

simul8.sun             Sun SPARCstation executables using X windows

simul8.dec             DECstation 2100/3100/5000 executables using X windows

simul8.alpha           DEC Alpha executables using X windows and Digital Unix

simul8.c               C source code

Makefile               The Makefile for compiling the C source code on Unix

PopG_2.0.bin           Macintosh executables for Macs with no math coprocessors

PopG_2.0_68881.bin     Macintosh executables for Macs with math coprocessors

PopGen_2.0_Instructions   How to use the Mac executables, in MS Word format

The executables are binaries and must be transferred in "binary" mode.
The three Macintosh files are in MacBinary format as well.
The simul8.doc and Makefile are text files and best transferred as text files.

If you use simul386.exe, you should also get dos4gw.exe and put it in the root
directory (C:\) of your system to enable protected memory to be used.

Please note that all of these files are copyrighted.  Permission is granted to
copy and use them provided no resale or other commercial use is made of
them, and provided the copyright notices are not removed.

The Macintosh versions are modifications of our code by Mark Wells and
are posted here with his permission.  DOS4GW.EXE is provided with the
Waterloo C 9.0 compiler and is legally allowed to be distributed along with
a program compiled under that compiler, in this case simul386.exe.

J.F.
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Joe Felsenstein         joe@genetics.washington.edu     (IP No. 128.95.12.41)
 Dept. of Genetics, Univ. of Washington, Box 357360, Seattle, WA 98195-7360