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This example program as-is will work with a HEPC4 with at least 2 TIM-40
processor modules, or an HEPC3 with one TIM-40 processor module connected
to another TIM-40 motherboard in such a way that the same topology is
achieved as for an HEPC4 board. If your configuration is different, please
first edit the "network" file:
1. If you use a HEPC2E card, change "BD API hep3b 0 0" by "BD API hep2e 0 0".
2. If you have any C44's in the first 3 slots, you need to alter the
   connections (BOOTLINK statements in the network file). Since there are so
   many possible topologies, please refer to the manual of your TIM-40 module
   to find out how the comports are connected.
3. If you use a HEQUAD then you must replace "idrom.out" with "hequadxx.out",
   with xx being 40, 50, or 60, depending on what clock speed your HEQUAD is
   using.

In other words, the example will only run straight away on this topology:

   HEPC4
    |
    |   +-C40-+   +-C40-+
    |   |     |   |     |
    +---+3   5+---+2    |
    |   |     |   |     | 
    |   +-----+   +-----+
    |
	|     |   |     |
	= TIM =   = TIM =

If it's different, you must first edit the network description file.

To run the example, type:

	w32

To compile the C4x example, type

	make

The Server/Loader uses a network description file (called "network") 
to decide what nodes need to be loaded via what links. This is further 
described in the manual ("svloader.pdf" in the manuals directory on
the Hunt Engineering CD).

26/01/2000

