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IBM VisualAge C++ V6.0 for Linux Run-Time Environment 
component

Readme Contents
===============

  I. Usage Statement
 II. Archive Contents
III. Prerequisites
 IV. Installation Instructions
  V. Deinstallation Instructions
 VI. Providing Feedback
 
I. Usage Statement
==================

The downloadable VisualAge C++ V6.0 for Linux Run-Time Environment component 
is not warranted. The component is to be used only for C++ applications developed with 
IBM VisualAge C++ V6.0 for Linux. You must not use any part of this component 
with any other application or program. For detailed terms and conditions, 
please refer to the LicenseAgreement.txt and LicenseInformation.txt. 

II. Archive Contents
====================

The archive vacpp.rte.60.sles8.dec2004.tar.gz contains the following:

-> vacpp.rte-6.0.1-2.ppc64.rpm
-> xlsmp.msg.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64.rpm
-> xlsmp.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64.rpm
-> LicenseAgreement.txt
-> LicenseInformation.txt

The archive vacpp.rte.60.rhel3.dec2004.tar.gz contains the following:

-> vacpp.rte-6.0.1-2.ppc64pseries.rpm
-> xlsmp.msg.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64pseries.rpm
-> xlsmp.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64pseries.rpm
-> LicenseAgreement.txt
-> LicenseInformation.txt

III. Prerequisites
==================

IBM VisualAge C++ V6.0 for Linux Run-Time Environment component is compatible 
with the following operating systems:

	SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 8 for iSeries and pSeries (SLES 8)
	Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS for POWER V3 (RHEL 3)

IV. Installation Instructions
=============================

To install the IBM VisualAge C++ V6.0 for Linux Run-Time Environment component, 
complete the following steps:


1. Download, unzip (with gunzip), and untar the rpm packages.

example:   
	$ gunzip vacpp.rte.60.sles8.dec2004.tar.gz
	$ tar -xvf vacpp.rte.60.sles8.dec2004.tar


2. You must uninstall any previous versions of the rpms already installed on your system.
   Do not uninstall rpms that you are not upgrading.

To uninstall an rpm package, use the following command:

	rpm -e <package name> 

You must uninstall rpm packages in the following order:

	rpm -e vacpp.rte-6.0.x-x
	rpm -e xlsmp.msg.rte-1.3.x-x
	rpm -e xlsmp.rte-1.3.x-x

where:

x	refers to the level of the rpm package installed on your system. To
	determine the level, use the following command:
	
		rpm -q vacpp.cmp

In cases where an rpm package is required by other installed packages, as occurs
if you have XL Fortran V8.1 for Linux installed on the same system, the package may 
not uninstall. To upgrade a shared package, specify the -nodeps option with your rmp
command. For example:

	$ rpm -e --nodeps vacpp.rte.6.0.1-2



3. Install the packages using the following command:

	rpm -ivh <package name>

example:
	$ rpm -ivh vacpp.rte-6.0.1-2.ppc64.rpm

You must install the rpm packages in the following order, dependent on 
your operating system:

SLES 8

	xlsmp.msg.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64.rpm
	xlsmp.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64.rpm
	vacpp.rte-6.0.1-2.ppc64.rpm

RHEL 3

	xlsmp.msg.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64pseries.rpm
	xlsmp.rte-1.3.7-2.ppc64pseries.rpm
	vacpp.rte-6.0.1-2.ppc64pseries.rpm


V. Deinstallation Instructions
==============================

If you do not require the VisualAge C++ V6.0  for Linux Run-Time Environment 
component, uninstall the component as follows:

	rpm -e vacpp.rte-6.0.1-2
	rpm -e xlsmp.msg.rte-1.3.7-2
	rpm -e xlsmp.rte-1.3.7-2

In cases where an rpm package is required by other installed packages, as occurs
if you have XL Fortran V8.1 for Linux installed on the same system, the package may 
not uninstall.


VI. Providing Feedback
======================

IBM welcomes your comments. You can send them to: 

compinfo@ca.ibm.com.

A reply will be sent to the originating address.