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This is the Installation file of FUDGIT
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Installation:
	- Read this file! OS related comments will be found in README.OS files.
	- Edit src/fudgit.h for the location of the default pager, etc...
	- Edit Makefile for the location of the help file.

	Optional (Gurus):
	- Edit the minit.c file to include your built-in macros and aliases.
	- Edit the math.c, init.c files to add more built-in math functions.

	Then type:

	% make OS

	where OS is one of:

		aix datagen hpux irix4 linux next osf
		solaris sun3 sun4 svr4 ultrix ultrix_vax 

	and then type:

	% make install

	To generate a copy of the manual just type:

	% make doc

	and then print the file docs/fudgit.ps on a postscript printer.

	The directory "examples" contains a file fudgitrc which is an
	example of a file .fudgitrc file. You should copy it in your
	home directory and edit it to your taste.

	In case of compilation problems:
	- If the problem is due to the dynamic loading feature, turn
	it off in the Makefile. Or better, send me a patch :-).

	- OS dependent stuff has been collected for parsing in file
	Makefile.in.  Changing stuff there should be relatively easy.
	Operating system are changing like crazy these days: it is
	hard to keep track of all the changes (e.g. compare
	cc flags/behaviour from IRIX 3 4 5 and 6-alpha!)

	- Readline and dld stuff are not that well written and
	will generate a lot of warning from your compiler. (Don't blame
	me: this is GNU stuff!) Just ignore them. If you have problem
	with any of the libs, cd there and try to play with the code :-(.
	Send me a line if you're about to hit your monitor with your
	coffee cup.

	- Send comments or suggestions to <isaac@physics.mcgill.ca>.
	If you improve the code or port it to another platform let me
	know. If you use it on a regular basis and would like to have
	any patch or later release let me know. If you find any bug
	too.

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   An explanation of all flags can be found in README.Unsupported.
   A note to code hackers: I used ts=4 in vi.


