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1 total messages Started by Mun Chung Wong Wed, 26 Aug 1992 10:10
Help with DINGO tool from NIST
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Author: Mun Chung Wong
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 10:10
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Hi,
  I am currently using DINGO tool developed by NIST. I find it very difficult to understand the
  structure and codes generated by the tool, and I haven't got any docs. and info other than the
  overview and user guide which come together with the distribution. And I have few problems to
  ask :

  1) About using the tool in (semi) automated development, I wonder if anyone has used it in real
	 development yet ? If so, please give me some pointers into using of the tool.

  2) About the site_serv and sited. As from the user guide, we are supposed to run different
     modules as different process on DIFFERNET system! Yes, but how ? It's stated that, we will
	 need to run site server program on different machines, and collect their addresses into a
	 file (site_serv.addrs), and ship copies of site_serv.addrs to other distant sites. But, what
	 do they mean ? Can anyone give some examples of the actual commands we have to type in from
	 the shell ? (I just don't understand what is meant by the brief instructions in the user
	 guide).

  3) About more info. and docs. Can we get more docs. and especially programmers references for
	 this tool ? I will find things like general description of major data structures generated
	 by the tools, and some essential generated routines very useful in order to make good use
	 of the tool.

	 
  Since it is a development job I am working on, I really appreciate any ideas, guidelines etc at
  all, especially with respect to point 1) and 3)! I will think if volumes of programmers
  reference are available, that will certainly nake life very easy.

  Many thanks in advance.

  Email replies most welcomed!!

  - wongm@latcs1.lat.oz.au
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