% $Id: README_REQ,v 1.1.6.1 2002/04/24 03:25:24 erik Exp $================================================================================                                 README_REQ================================================================================This file describes how to create a requirements document using a set of templates.A requirements document has the parts shown in the table below.  Brackets [] indicate that a part is optional.  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Part		Template File      Description--------------------------------------------------------------------------------document	<comp>_reqdoc.tex  Document shell, includes review statussynopsis        <comp>_syn.tex	   Brief description of the software                                    function [algorithms]    <comp>_alg.tex	   Description of the continuous and discrete                                    scientific algorithms used in the softwarerequirements	<comp>_req.tex	   Scientific and computational requirements[glossary]      <comp>_glos.tex	   Definitions, acronyms, abbreviations[references]    <comp>.bib         References--------------------------------------------------------------------------------To create a new requirements document, fill in the template files.  In <comp>_reqdoc.tex, be sure to comment out the \input of any files you aren't including and specify the \input filenames of files that you areincluding.Build a dvi file from LaTeX documents:	do_latex <comp> reqProduce an html version of the documentation:	do_l2h <comp> reqThe html files are placed in a directory called <comp>_reqdoc.The dvipdf tool can be used to produce a pdf:	dvipdf <comp>_reqdoc.dviTo create a new architecture document, fill in the template files.  In <comp>_archdoc.tex, be sure to comment out the \input of any files you aren't including and specify the \input filenames of files that you areincluding.Build a dvi file from LaTeX documents:	do_latex <comp> archProduce an html version of the documentation:	do_l2h <comp> archThe html files are placed in a directory called <comp>_archdoc.The dvipdf tool can be used to produce a pdf:	dvipdf <comp>_archdoc.dvi================================================================================C. DeLuca (cdeluca@ucar.edu)                                      March 13, 2000