Installing kalypso on your system.

1) edit "Makefile" to define paths for the executable and library
	directories (BINDIR and LIBDIR).

2) edit "options.h" to specify system-dependencies and preference options.
	The files options.sysv, options.43bsd, options.42bsd and options.sun3
	provide templates for these operating systems.  Pay special
	attention to the FAKEDUMP flag.  FAKEDUMP should be used unless
	you are using a sun-3, vax or sequent balance machine.  Getting
	the real dump routine working with COFF files for SYSV would
	be quite a chore, porting the a.out based code to another
	Berkeley derived system is often quite easy.  

3) make
	Kalypso is designed to be very portable.  If you have
	troubles in this stage, please send me information about
	the machine and compiler you are using.

4) fix bugs
	And send bug fixes to me!

5) make install
	This copies kalypso into BINDIR.

6) make install-lib
	This copies a collection of files (stored in lib/) into LIBDIR.
	Many of the example programs use the (include) function which
	looks for the files in LIBDIR.

Keith Packard
keith@expo.lcs.mit.edu
