NAME
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TKSimSys - Simulation for Biocybernetic Systems


GET & RUN
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http://www.neosoft.com/tcl/ftparchive/sorted/apps/tksimsys-*.*

gzip tksimsys-*.*.tar.gz
tar -xvf tksimsys-*.*.tar
chmod u+x tksimsys/tksimsys

There should be wish4.0 or higher(http://www.smli.com:80/research/tcl/).
You had better have ghostview installed.
then:

tksimsys/tksimsys
or
wish tksimsys/tksimsys

Before install you should change something in the tksimsys/tksimsys and read
the man-page.


FILES
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tksimsys		       main program
tksimsys.1		       man page
README  		       this file
bitmaps/*.bm		       bitmap-files
pixmaps/*tksimsys.xpm	       icons for window-manager
models/*		       saved models


CHANGES
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1.0	(02/21/1997)
1.0->2.0(06/01/1997)
	fix bugs of tzw1, tze2, pfws9, pfen6, pfwn5, pfes10, impuls, connector
	fix bugs of pflist
	integrate Function, Periode and output into Element and Value
	improve the input function
	improve the function of setting element and output
	improve the function of printing
	change bitmap aus to ausblack, ausblue, ausred, ausorange and ausgreen
	add bitmaps: pfe4, pfs2, pfwn5, pfes10, pfe12, mpns1, mpns2, adns2
	add commands: Stop, Clear, Load, Save, Shift *, About
	add a initial menu
	use W(*.*.f) no more
2.0->2.1(06/04/1997)
	fix the bug of out of the board
	add reference in README

VARIABLE NAMES
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If you want to improve the source code,.....
for each cell:
          	    n     w   d     z    k     e      i       t
	W(x,y,*)  North West Dumb Name short Value ImageID TextID 
for each bitmap:
	name	from: e w s n 		to: 1 2 4 8


AUTHOR
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»¯±©­Û Wei-Lun Chao <wchao@hrz.uni-bielefeld.de>
was born in Taipei in the Republic of China.
Now I study biology at the University of Bielefeld, Germany.
Any suggestion about this program is welcome.


COPYLEFT
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
any later version.


REFERENCE
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Cruse, H. (1981): Biologische Kybernetik. Chemie.
Cruse, H. (1996): Neural Networks as Cybernetic Systems. Thieme.
http://jever.phys.ualberta.ca/~gingrich/phys395/notes/node41.html