# PRESTO is an environment for writing object-oriented parallel
# programs in the C++ programming language.  PRESTO provides
# the programmer with a set of pre-defined object types that simplify
# the construction of parallel programs.  PRESTO runs on Sequent
# Symmetry DYNIX 3.0 and DEC VAX ULTRIX 2.0.
# 
# PRESTO is an all or nothing deal.  To receive all of PRESTO from netlib,
# 	send presto.xaa from presto
# 	send presto.xab from presto
# 	send presto.xac from presto
# 	send presto.xad from presto
# 	send presto.xae from presto
# These five files make up a tarred, compressed, uuencoded, split copy
# of PRESTO.
# 
# PRESTO is written in C++.  We provide PRESTO source code, documentation,
# and some simple programs written on top of PRESTO.  You must provide
# a C++ translator on your own.
# 
# Here is the output of sum(1), a checksum utility.
# 
# 19543    61 presto.xaa
# 28867    61 presto.xab
# 65207    61 presto.xac
# 12671    61 presto.xad
# 23371    46 presto.xae
# 
# The following should get you started.
# 
# cat presto.xaa > presto.tar.Z.uue
# cat presto.xab >> presto.tar.Z.uue
# cat presto.xac >> presto.tar.Z.uue
# cat presto.xad >> presto.tar.Z.uue
# cat presto.xae >> presto.tar.Z.uue
# uudecode presto.tar.Z.uue
# uncompress presto.tar.Z
# tar xvf presto.tar
# 
# You can read more about PRESTO in ACM SIGPLAN PPEALS (July 1988) 
# and Software -- Practice & Experience (August 1988).
# 
# Hank Levy, Ed Lazowska, Brian Bershad,
# Dave Wagner, Jeff Chase, Franz Amador,...
# Department of Computer Science
# University of Washington