Lithium GP Toolkit -- QUICK START     

C++ and Tcl are required to build it  ("yum install tcl-devel").
It works on x86 architecture under Fedora Core 4 or 5 or Centos4.3,
but should work on any modern Linux, and shouldn't be hard to port.


MAKE:
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	optimized for athlon (no asserts):

	    make clean all

	or debug version (with asserts):

	    make clean all OPT=

	or provide your own OPT="-this -that"


EVOLVE FOR FITNESS:
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	tclsh run.sh  /lang  target  -p4000

		Evolves a program to print the target.

		/lang may be one of
			/g5     -- genetic2005 bytecode vm
			/li	-- Lithium lisp
			/pl	-- Evoperl (Perl subset)

		target may be one of
			ones	-- count by ones
			twos	-- count by twos
			sevens	-- count by sevens
			squares	-- print squares
			fib	-- Fibonacci sequence
			hello	-- prints Hello12345 over & over

		-pN   where N is the population size to maintain

	
EVOLVE FOR SURVIVAL:
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	tclsh duckduckgoose.tcl

		Runs a simulation of 400 web users.
		Each "reads" a neighbor's blog, and executes code in the
		last 10 entries of the blog.  That code can post to the
		user's own blog.

		Uses Lithium langauge only.

		Results are deposited in a directory named like _duck_* .