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+ARM Unsupported Toolkit release 2.02u
+=====================================
+
+This ARM toolkit release is based on the ARM Software Development Toolkit
+version 2.02 but it is distributed without charge under the terms of the
+ARM Unsupported Toolkit End-User License, for non-commercial usage only in
+Universities and other educational establishments.
+
+
+Release contents
+================
+
+  202u_w32_v1.zip        Win32 release (for Windows 95 and NT3.5x)
+
+  202u_sun_v1.tgz        SunOS release (.tar.gz format)
+
+
+What is provided
+================
+
+  - Complete manual set provided in PDF format (for use with Acrobat)
+    "Reference Manual"            ARM DUI 0020D
+    "Programming Techniques"      ARM DUI 0021A
+    "Windows Toolkit Guide"       ARM DUI 0022B
+    "ARM Quick Reference Card"    ARM QRC 0001B
+
+  - ARM Debugger for Windows (ADW) and ARM Project Manager (APM) for Win32
+
+  - Full set of command-line tools for ARM:
+        armasm        ARM Assembler
+        armcc         ARM C compiler
+        armlib        ARM Object Librarian
+        armlink       ARM Linker
+        armmake       ARM Make Utility (not supplied on SunOS)
+        armprof       ARM Profiler Data Displayer
+        armsd         ARM Source-level Debugger
+        decaof        ARM Object File Decoder
+
+  - Support for ARM Architecture v4
+    (compiler and assembler support for halfword and signed load/store
+    instructions)
+
+  - ARMulator to simulate execution of ARM code (used by default)
+
+  - Supports rebuilding of ARMulator memory system to accurately model target
+    memory system, interrupts and peripherals
+
+  - Remote debug capability to execute code on ARM evaluation boards
+    (PIE60, PIE7)
+
+
+Differences from ARM SDT 2.02
+=============================
+
+  - UNSUPPORTED
+
+  - Non-commercial usage only
+
+  - Not available for DOS, Windows 3.1x, Alpha/NT or HP-UX
+
+  - No Thumb compiler (tcc) or assembler (tasm) supplied
+
+  - No debug monitor (DEMON) source code
+
+  - No C-library source code
+
+  - Only 2 pre-built C-libraries supplied: armlib.32l & armlib.32b
+
+  - Includes modified remote.dll to allow more reliable use of ARM evaluation
+    boards (processes all windows messages to avoid lock-up problem when
+    target program executes for several minutes, also fixes problems with
+    certain transfer sizes)
+
+
+
+Win32 Release
+=============
+
+To install the release you will need a copy of the PKZIP package or
+equivalent.
+
+   cd \
+   pkunzip -d <zipfile>
+
+This creates a directory \arm202u containing the ARM tools.  Please create a
+new program manager group to contain the following windows applications:
+
+   \arm202u\bin\apm.exe         (ARM Project Manager)
+   \arm202u\bin\windbg.exe      (ARM Debugger for Windows)
+
+The following environment variables need initialising from AUTOEXEC.BAT
+(or, under Windows NT, using 'System' in 'Control Panels')
+
+   ARMLIB           c:\arm202u\lib
+   PATH             c:\arm202u\bin  (add to existing path)
+
+
+
+SunOS release
+=============
+
+The binaries supplied are SunOS 4.1.3 executables.  These are compatible
+with Solaris 2, except that you may get warning messages from the dynamic
+linker (ld.so) about shared libraries being "older revision than expected".
+Note that remote debugging is not possible when using Solaris 2.
+
+To install the release you will require the gzip package.
+
+   zcat 202u_sun_v1.tgz | tar xvf -
+
+Note: zcat must be the version supplied with gzip
+
+This creates a directory arm202u containing the ARM tools.  The following
+environment variables need initialising for each toolkit user
+(e.g. in their .cshrc):
+
+   ARMLIB      <path>/arm202u/lib
+   path        <path>/arm202u/bin  (add to existing path)
+
+
+
+Structure of this release
+=========================
+
+   bin         contains tool binaries (either Win32 exes or SunOS binaries)
+   examples    example programs, refer to "Programming Techniques" manual
+   include     Standard headers
+   lib         Standard libraries
+   source      Rebuild kit for armulate.dll  (PC only)
+   armsd       Rebuild kit for armsd (SunOS only)
+   pdf         Documentation
+
+The documentation is supplied in PDF format for use with Adobe Acrobat.
+This can be viewed and searched on-line, or you can print it out.
+If you require Acrobat, please download this from:
+
+   http://www.adobe.com/
+
+
+Rebuilding ARMulator
+====================
+
+The ARMulator can be rebuilt with a custom memory model to accurately
+simulate a target memory system.  The memory model can simulate I/O devices
+by trapping accesses to I/O locations and simulating their operation.
+Interrupts and other exceptions can be scheduled to allow full software
+simulation of a target system.
+
+
+a) Rebuilding ARMulator on Win32
+   -----------------------------
+   The ARMulator is supplied as a DLL (armulate.dll) which is loaded
+   dynamically by windbg and armsd.  The directory \arm202u\source contains
+   the source and objects to enable ARMulator to be rebuilt.
+
+   Note: MS Visual C++ v2.0 or v4.x is required to rebuild armulate.dll
+
+      cd \arm202u\SOURCE\WIN32\ARMUL\MSVC20\DLL
+
+      \msdev\bin\vcvars32 x86
+
+      nmake -f armulate.mak
+
+   This new armulate.dll should be copied into the bin directory (rename the
+   original armulate.dll to keep it safe).
+
+
+b) Rebuilding ARMulator on SunOS
+   -----------------------------
+   The ARMulator is statically linked into the command-line debugger (armsd)
+   executable.  In order to rebuild the ARMulator memory model, the supplied
+   makefile should be used to build a new armsd.
+
+   Note: gcc or standard SunOS cc is required to rebuild armsd
+
+      cd arm202u/armsd/build
+
+      make
+
+   This new armsd should be copied into the bin directory (rename the
+   original armsd to keep it safe).
+
+
+Feedback
+========
+
+We regret that we cannot enter into any correspondance relating to this
+unsupported toolkit.
+
+For more details about the ARM University Program, please see the ARM
+University Program home page:
+
+   http://www.arm.com/DevSupp/UniProg/
+
+Feedback can be sent to ARM using the feedback form available on our
+web site:
+
+   http://www.arm.com/DevSupp/UniProg/FeedbackForm.html
+
+If you require assistance with ARM programming, try posting to the internet
+newsgroup 'comp.sys.arm'
+
+For more information on ARM or for details of how to purchase a supported
+toolkit, please see ARM's web site:
+
+   http://www.arm.com/