&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& SUN3 and SUN4

To compile on SUNOS 3.5 type:

	% make sun3

and then

	% make install

after having properly set the LIBDIR variable in the master Makefile.

Change sun3 to sun4 to compile on a SUN4. sun3 can only compile
with gcc since the code is full ANSI.

For sun4 only:

In order to be able to use the dynamic loading feature of FUDGIT,
the executable fudgit must be linked by the GNU ld(1) link editor.
Edit the master Makefile to use gcc if you have it before compiling
or after all the objects are built (i.e. make sun4 with cc and the
remove fudgit executable, edit the Makefile to put gcc and make sun4
again). If you don't have gcc, you should do one of the following:

1- install GNU gcc, (better later than never);

2- ask for a compiled version of FUDGIT from a friend having a machine
with the same OS having GNU gcc;

3- not use the `install' command of FUDGIT.

 DO NOT STRIP THE EXECUTABLE if you want to use dynamic loading.

 I've been reported that SPARC 2 could require the DALIGN flag due
 to a different alignment between double and int. Read the
 src/Makefile.sun4 file on how to define this variable.

 If you have problem getting the dynamic loading feature compiled
 just turn it off using the instructions in the master Makefile.

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 SUNOS 3.5 does not seem to fully support readline as is it.
 The bug is that ioctl calls report that the file descriptor
 is not appropriate for this kind of ioctl call. Any clue?
 Macro IOCTL_DEBUG can be defined while compiling readline
 in order to trace the deficiency.

