This directory is used as the working directory to build your own SIS binary
code including your programs. There are three parts:

1. Symbolic links to the original SIS components in /u/class/CS258G/sis-1.3/sis
2. myproj: a directory containing a prototype of integrating your program
		into SIS
3. Makefile: the root makefile to build your sis executables automatically

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Please do the following to build your own working environment:
1. Create your root working directory mysis
	% mkdir mysis
	% cd mysis
2. Copy /u/class/CS258G/project_template/Makefile to mysis/.
	% cp /u/class/CS258G/project_template/Makefile .
3. Edit the Makefile by changing "SIS=/u/class/CS258G/project_template" to
	"SIS=<the_path_of_mysis>"
3. Copy /u/class/CS258G/project_template/build_link to mysis/.
	% cp /u/class/CS258G/project_template/build_link .
4. Run build_link to create siymbolic links to the SIS packages
	% build_link
5. Create myproj directory in mysis and build your own program under myproj
   (please refer to /u/class/CS258G/project_template/myproj/Makefile and
   /u/class/CS258G/project_template/myproj/com_myproj.c and com_myproj.h
   to build your own Makefile and C program. You can copy the entire myproj
   contents to start with.)
6. Please read sis_guide.txt for more details.

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Please do the following to build your own sis binary code:
1. cd mysis
2. run Makefile sis
   (Run make on a Solaris machine)
   % make sis
   % make sis-g (a debug version)
The mysis/sis or mysis/sis-g will be created for you automatically.
   (mysis/sis can be run on either a SUN OS machine or a Solaris machine.)