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url: http://users.cecs.anu.edu.au/~jks/software/magic.2.2.1.tar.gz
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README
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MaGIC (Matrix Generator for Implication Connectives) is a tool that
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produces small algebraic models of non-classical propositional logics,
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especially of the substructural sort. The logics are considered as
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Hilbert (axiom) systems. Interaction with MaGIC is through a plain
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text "terminal" window and is based on a menu. Help is available from
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the menu.
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Synopsis:
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magic [-b <filename>] [-t] [-x]
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Options:
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-b <filename> runs the program in batch mode with the specified file
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as input. The file should be one previously saved with the "Save"
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option from a previous run of MaGIC. This allows output to be piped
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through another program such as one of the utilities provided with
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MaGIC.
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-t produces "terse" output, mainly meaning that it suppresses system
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calls such as those that clear the window each time the menu is
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printed.
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-x causes the dialogue to be in a form suitable for "xmagic", the (now
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defunct) X Windows interface to MaGIC. It is the result of a
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message from Gustav Meglicki to John Slaney to the effect that the
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machine-readable I/O was "insufficiently user-hostile". Since
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xmagic is no longer supported, this option is a mere relic.
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Installation:
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The main directory containing this README should have two
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subdirectories, one containing the program sources and the other
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containing various data files used by MaGIC. To make, go to the src
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directory and edit the Makefile. Only the top few lines require any
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change - mainly it is a matter of filling in the directories where
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the data files and the binaries are to be kept. Then "make" should
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make the programs and "make install" should simply move them and the
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data into the specified directories.As usual, "make clean" removes
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the .o files and possibly other junk.
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Problems in installing or using MaGIC should be reported to the author
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John.Slaney@anu.edu.au
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It is also recommended that if you install MaGIC you let us know, so
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that we can inform you of any bug fixes or updates.
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