 * The author of this software is William Dorsey.
 * Copyright (c) 1993, 1994, 1995 by William Dorsey.  All rights reserved.
 *
 * THIS SOFTWARE IS BEING PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
 * WARRANTY.  IN PARTICULAR, THE AUTHOR DOES NOT MAKE ANY CLAIM OR
 * WARRANTY OF ANY KIND CONCERNING THE MERCHANTABILITY OF THIS SOFTWARE OR
 * ITS FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
 *

Installation Instructions for Nautilus
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I.  MSDOS Systems

    These instructions assume you have Microsoft C version 7.0 or
    later.  The makefile for Nautilus currently only works with
    Microsoft C, so if you have some other compiler, you're on
    your own.  If you do manage to get Nautilus to build with
    some other compiler, please send me the makefile that you
    used and I'll include it in future releases.

    1)  Unpack the source distribution into a build directory.
    2)  Copy makefile.dos to makefile.
    3)  Edit the makefile if desired (probably not necessary).
    4)  Use the Microsoft C 'nmake' program to build nautilus.exe.

    Alternatively, you can construct a project file for Nautilus
    and build it from within the project manager.  Just use the
    existing makefile to guide you in the process of setting this
    up.

II.  Unix Systems

    Nautilus currently builds on Sun Sparcstations running SunOS
    4.1.X and Solaris 2.4.  However, it has only been tested on
    a system running 4.1.4 at present.  Earlier versions ran under
    Linux, but the Linux port is currently not well tested.  The
    next version of Nautilus should remedy this, though enthusiastic
    Linux users should have little trouble making it work.  Note
    that an ANSI C Compiler is required to build Nautilus and that
    the Makefile has only been used with gcc at present.

    To build Nautilus under SunOS/Solaris, do the following steps:

    1)  Unpack the source distribution into a build directory.
    2)  Link (or copy) makefile.unx to Makefile.
    3)  Type 'make'.  You will be presented with a list of platforms
        which the makefile knows how to build Nautilus on (currently
        SunOS/gcc and Linux/gcc).  If you are building on a
        different platform, you will need to edit the Makefile
        to include support for your platform first (additional
        changes may also be necessary to the source code).
    4)  Type 'make <platform>' where platform is one of the options
        listed when you typed make in step 3 above.  If all goes
        well, a nautilus executable (and optionally a 'nuke' and
        'unnuke' executable) will be produced.
