This the SR programming language, Version 2.3.2, from the University of Arizona.


SR is described in "The SR Programming Language: Concurrency in Practice"
by Gregory R. Andrews and Ronald A. Olsson (Benjamin/Cummings, 1993, ISBN
0-8053-0088-0).  Information about concurrent programming in general can be
found in "Concurrent Programming: Principles and Practice" by Gregory R.
Andrews (Benjamin/Cummings, 1991, ISBN 0-8053-0086-4).  These books can be
ordered through your local bookstore or by telephoning 1-800-950-2665 or
1-415-594-4400.

The ./ps directory contains documentation in PostScript form, including:
	language.ps	an overview of the SR language
	release.ps	release notes, including problems and limitations
	install.ps	installation instructions
	manpages.ps	typeset versions of the manual pages
	srwin.ps	a report describing the SRWin X-windows interface
	sranimator.ps	a report describing the XTANGO animation interface
Troff source for many of these files is in the ./doc directory.
README files in both of those directories give further details.

See ./Systems for a list of targeted architectures and special platform-
dependent installation requirements.


SR comes from:
	SR Project
	Department of Computer Science
	The University of Arizona
	Tucson, Arizona  85721-0077

We can be reached by electronic mail at sr-project@cs.arizona.edu
or by FAX at  +1 520 621 4246.

The SR web page is at http://www.cs.arizona.edu/sr/.

You can join an electronic mailing list for discussions of SR topics by
sending your email address to  info-sr-request@cs.arizona.edu.

SR is available by anonymous FTP from the "sr" directory on cs.arizona.edu.
An electronic mail interface to FTP is provided by ftpmail@cs.arizona.edu;
for details, send a message with "help" in the body.


The SR system is in the public domain and you may use and distribute it as you
wish.  We ask that you retain credits referencing the University of Arizona and
that you identify any changes you make.

We can't provide a warranty with SR; it's up to you to determine its suitability
and reliability for your needs.  We do intend to continue to develop and
maintain SR as resources permit, and would like to hear of any problems.
