This file describes the installation of ObservabilityTest for MapleV.5.
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This package is no supported by earlier version.
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I. Install the files.
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Under Unix:
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   1. Download the file:                    ObservabilityTest.tar.gz
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      Uncompress it by:                     gunzip ObservabilityTest.tar.gz
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      (This creates a file `ObservabilityTest.tar'; if gunzip was not available
      on your machine, download the file `ObservabilityTest.tar' instead.)
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   2. Restore the files from the archive:   tar xpf ObservabilityTest.tar
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      (Or something similar, depending on your system.)
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      This creates a directory `ObservabilityTest' and in it:
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			a directory `Examples` 
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      	 three files:	`maple.lib', `maple.ind', `maple.hdb'.
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On a Macintosh or under Windows:
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      Directly download the three files `maple.lib', `maple.ind',
      `maple.hdb' from the present ftp site.
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      You can download some examples from directory <A HREF="Examples">Examples</A>.
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II. Make the observabilityTest procedure available to your Maple system.
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      To this end, the absolute path to the newly created `ObservabilityTest'
      directory has to be put in the Maple global variable `libname'.
      This is either done once forever in your `.mapleinit' file or
      has to be done at the beginning of each Maple session by the
      command
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             libname:="<ObservabilityTest path>",libname:
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      where `<ObservabilityTest path>' depends on your system type.
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Under Unix:
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      The `ObservabilityTest' path is something like 
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      `/foo/bar/.../ObservabilityTest', so that your command reads:
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             libname:="/foo/bar/.../ObservabilityTest",libname:
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On a Macintosh:
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      Let us suppose that you store the file `maple.ind', `maple.hdb' and
      `maple.lib' in the directory `ObservabilityTest'.
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      The `ObservabilityTest' path is something like 
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      `MyDisk:ObservabilityTest', so that your command reads:
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             libname:="MyDisk:ObservabilityTest",libname:
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Under Windows:
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      The `ObservabilityTest' path is something like `C:\ObservabilityTest', 
      so that your command reads:
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             libname:="C:\ObservabilityTest",libname:
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III. Using the observabilityTest procedure.
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      Type `? observabilityTest' in a Maple session to get started.
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IV.  Examples
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	Some examples are available using a command like
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	read "/foo/bar/../ObservabilityTest/Examples/CGV1990.mpl";
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	(see the files in directory Examples).
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V.   Warnings
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	This package comes with ! NO WARRANTY !
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Any comments, bug reports, appreciations are welcome !
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Please send to: email: Alexandre.Sedoglavic@polytechnique.fr
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Author of the original file INSTALL : 	Frederic Chyzak 
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					<Frederic.Chyzak@inria.fr>