The official URL of JMulTi is www.jmulti.com.Win32-----JMulTi can be started by clicking on the "jmulti.exe" or the"jmulti.jar" file.If additional commandline options are being used, the batch file"jm.bat" should be used.The command is: "java -DDEBUG="false" -DGRTE="true" -jar jmulti.jar" Linux-----JMulTi should be started with the with the "jmrun" script. It is important to note that the working directory must be the jmultiinstallation folder. In "jmrun" it is assumed, that this is/usr/local/jmultiIf this is not the case, please edit "jmrun" according to yoursettings.For viewing graphics, the GRTE assumes that a postscript viewer thatcan be started via the commandghostviewis available. If this is not the case on your system, you might createa symbolic link named "ghostview" that points to your currentpostscript viewer.JMulTi Options--------------Recognized "-D" options are:DEBUG = "true" or "false"-------------------------If "true" the log is much more verbose.If used with GRTE = "false", then the GAUSS library system (lcg) isused, which allows for on-the-fly changing of code whileJMulTi is running. The libraries have to be created oncewith "jgauss_lib.bat" in the Gauss "lib" subdirectory. GRTE = "true" or "false" (Win32 only)--------------------------------------Uses the included Gauss Runtime Engine if "true", otherwise theinstalled Gauss, if there is one available. Settings for the GAUSS engine can be adjusted in "jgauss/engine_config.xml". The GRTE uses the compiled gcg file "jgrte/jgrte.gcg", GAUSS uses"jgauss/jgauss.gcg" instead. The "jgrte/jgrte.gcg" must not be overwritten.Changes in the GAUSS code take effect if GRTE = "false" and the compiled gcg file is updated via "jgauss_gcg.bat" (DEBUG = "false"). If the Gauss library system is used (DEBUG = "true"), changes in the code take effect immediately without even restarting JMulTi. PLEASE NOTE: Changed gcg files cannot be run with the GRTE anymore, because compilation will result in a non-licensed .gcg file. This is only possible with a licensed version of the GRTE.For this, the license file in "jgrte/FLEXlm" must be replaced. Compiling GCG files with "jgauss/jgauss_gcg.bat"---------------------------------------The compilation uses an installed GAUSS and compiles the files according to the settings in "jgauss/compile.xml". The gcg fileas well as the files to compile can be changed, but not the nameof the settings file. Creating GAUSS LCG libraries "jgauss/jgauss_lib.bat"---------------------------------------The library routine uses an installed GAUSS and creates the librariesaccording to the settings in "jgauss/lib.xml". Markus Krtzig, 4 May 2005, mk@mk-home.de