
This is a framework for simple jobs ran on simple computers. It contains 
an automated 'Makefile' and and automated starter shell script 'bin/go.sh'. 

The 'Makefile' is automated in the sense that one only have to specify 
libraries, switches etc. in the 'User definitions section'. Then, the sources 
are autodetected, compiled and linked. It is capable to compile and link 
C, C++ and FORTRAN sources and libraries.

The starter shell script 'bin/go.sh' autodetects the sources of the binaries, 
compiles them with the above 'Makefile', and runs them with appropriate 
arguments. There are two ways of operating it.
1) Passing parameters to the variable 'PARAMS' in the 
'User definitions section'. In this case each binary will be ran in 
alphabetic order after each other, with the parameters '$PARAMS'.
2) Prepare a file called 'bin/args.list'. Each of its line can be of the 
format:
binary_name "arguments"
In this way one can run arbitrary binaries with arbitrary arguments, 
in arbitrary order. The string '$PARAMS' will be appended to each argument 
list.
