0. REQUIREMENTS

   (0) Unix Operating System
       We've developed Micro Quixote on Linux and SunOS 4.1.
       I guess that it could be installed easily on other Unix.

       (It is expected that Micro Quixote could run on other operating
	systems.  I know one who successfully installed Micro Quixote
	on MS-DOS under go32 environment, and one who successfully
	installed it on Macintosh with Think C.  If you will succeed
	to port, please let us know.  Thank you.)

   (1) Bison
       Parser for Micro Quixote is written in Bison.  We use the feature
       of `pure parser' (reentrant parser).  We include generated C file
       for your convenience.

   (2) GNU obstack routine
       Micro Quixote uses GNU object stack routine, and it must be
       distributed with Micro Quixote.  If Micro Quixote came without
       GNU obstack routine, something wrong had happened on distribution.
       Please contact ICOT.

1. INSTALLATION

   (0) Unpack
       You are now on the directory `mq/src.'  OK?  Then go to procedure (1).
       If not, please unpack the archive.

       In case of mq-0.5.src.tar.Z (compressed), do:
						    
	% zcat mq-0.5.src.tar.Z | tar xvf -

       In case of mq-0.5.src.tar.gz (gzipped), do:

	% gzip -c -d mq-0.5.src.tar.gz | tar xvf -

       Then, you get the directory `mq'.  And there are sub-directory named
       `src' and `GNU.'  `src' includes the sources of Micro Quixote
       and `GNU' includes GNU obstack routine and Bison generated files.

   (1) Preparation for Makefile

       Copy Makefile-dist to Makefile:

	% cp Makefile-dist Makefile

       Then, check the contents of Makefile, and edit it as you like.

   (2) Make Micro Quixote
       Invoke `make' command with no argument:

	% make

   (3) Install Micro Quixote
       Invoke `make' command with 'install':

	% make install
