PHRQPITZ

Program PHRQPITZ and data entry program PITZINPT are included in these
directories. PHRQPITZ is a reaction path code for high ionic-strength
waters that can also be used as a speciation code.

                        RETRIEVING PHRQPITZ

(1) Download the compressed tar files to your home machine. Put the
tar file in a directory named "phrqpitz".

(2) Uncompress the compressed tar file and extract the files with tar. The
files will automatically extract into subdirectories named bin, data,
doc, src, and test.  

   uncompress phrqpitz.1.11.tar.Z
   tar -xvof phrqpitz.1.11.tar

                        INSTALLING PHRQPITZ 

(3) Change directory into src and compile the programs using make.  Two
executables will be created, ../bin/phrqpitz.exe and ../bin/pitzinpt.exe.

   cd src
   make

(4) Install the scripts to run phrqpitz and pitzinpt. These scripts will
be copied into a directory to store executables and the appropriate
pathnames to find the data tables and executable files will be
inserted. The variable BINDIR defines the directory of executables in
which the programs will be installed.  The bin directory is assumed to be
in your PATH, so that the programs will run, regardless of the
directory from which they are invoked. Default is $(HOME)/bin:

This installs scripts in $(HOME)/bin:

	make install        

This installs executables in the specified directory:

	make install BINDIR=/home/jdoe/bin  


                   EXECUTING PHRQPITZ AND PITZINPT

After the scripts PHRQPITZ and PITZINPT are properly installed (part 4
above) in a directory that is included in your PATH, PITZINPT may be
executed from any directory with the command "pitzinpt". Default
pathnames for a pitzinpt database and phrqpitz database files are
provided by the script. The program PHRQPITZ is executable as follows:

phrqpitz [input_file [output_file ] ]

where the arguments are optional. (a) If no input file is given, the
program will solicit the input, output, and 2 database file names. (b)
If only an input_file name is given, then the default output_file name
will be input_file.out, default database files will be phrqpitz.dat
and pitzer.dat in the phrqpitz/data directory. (c) If two arguments
are given, then the first is the input_file name and the second is the
output_file name. Default database files are used.