Documenation for Ohana:

 Ohana includes:

   1) fits - FITS I/O library (Eugene Magnier) (V 1.0)
	These are clean, C-like FITS interaction routines which are
	meant to be easy to program with and easy to read, etc.

   2) readline - the GNU readline library. (FSF / GNU) (V1.1)
	This routines allow for easy emacs / vi-like cursor interactions.

   3) opihi - a shell template program (Eugene Magnier) (V1.0)
      This program provides a tcsh-like interaction with macros
	and math capabilities.  It is meant to be a template for any
	program which may require a shell-like interaction, macros, and math.

   4) mana - an image manipulation program. (Eugene Magnier) (V1.0)
	This program is in someways similar to MIDAS, IRAF, or Vista (the standard
	astrophysics analysis packages).  However, mana is meant to be more 
	stripped down (it is not a "do everything in the world" program!).
	Mana also has three major advantages over the large programs:
	  a) it is easy to modify (clean, friendly code!)
	  b) it has a nice macro language with math at the shell input
	  c) it has a tcsh-like cursor interaction

   5) kii - display program for mana.
	This is the X window display tool used by mana.  It is not meant to be run
	by the user, only by mana.



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Notes

Compiled successfully for HP730, gcc & cc

Compiled successfully for Sparc 




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Problems / Bugs

mana / kii are rather slow in general - can we do anything about this?

