This is VCR version 2.0k released on 3rd November 1992.

Installation of this system is described in the accompanying
document titled "VCR 2.0k Installation Notes".

The Virtual Channel Router (VCR) software, the accompanying
documentation and the virtual occam compiler are licensed 
free of charge with absolutely no warranty. Copyright of the 
VCR software and documentation is retained by the University 
of Southampton. Copyright of the virtual occam compiler is 
retained by Inmos. The make utility provided in the distribution 
is, to the best knowledge of the VCR authors, entirely public 
domain code.

Permission is granted to anyone to make or distribute verbatim 
copies of the VCR documentation as received, in any medium, 
provided that copyright and permission notices are preserved, 
and that the distributor grants the recipient permission for 
further redistribution as permitted by this notice.

Further copies of the VCR software system may be made and 
distributed at will, provided that it is distributed in full with 
no modifications and that no charge is made other than media costs.
Parties wishing to distribute modified versions of the VCR package,
including commercial products utilising the VCR system, should 
contact the authors for further clarification. Permission will 
usually then be granted.

Since this software is licensed free of charge it is supplied 
without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. 
The entire risk as to the quality and performance of the VCR 
system is with the user.

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Authors : Mark Debbage and Mark Hill, University Of Southampton

Distributed by :

University of Southampton Parallel Applications Centre
2 Venture Road
Chilworth Research Centre
Southampton
SO1 7NP
United Kingdom

and via anonymous ftp: ftp.ecs.soton.ac.uk (152.78.64.201)
in pub/transputer/vcr