INSTALL HODGE-C:
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HODGE-C comes with a set of configuration files in folder hodge/config;
these are:

	bsd.cf		generic BSD 4.x 
	dos.cf		generic PC/MS DOS 5.x
	sunos.cf	SunOS/Solaris 1.1
	sys5.cf		generic System V (AT&T)
	tos.cf		generic ATARI TOS 2.x

HODGE-C comes with a simple C-shell script `configure', that does
the configuaration for you; it's syntax is

	usage: configure --<os-type>    (eg. configure --sunos)

where <operating-system-type> is one of the above config files,
leaving out the suffix `.cf'.

For those either without a C shell (/bin/csh) or a compatible
one (eg. tcsh); or an operating system without the ability
to softlink files into directories, you simply issue a
suitable `copy-command' thus copying the appropriate config
file into the source directory, renaming it to `config.h'.

For example an MSDOS you'd say:

	C:\hodge-c> copy config\dos.cf config.h

That's all there is to do.

If you want to add your system's config file, I'd like
to hear from you; send it to the address below. Thanks.

For more information contact:

	Joerg Heitkoetter
	(joke@ls11.informatik.uni-dortmunde.de)

    c/o Systems Analysis Group, LSXI
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