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-Hi! That's the readme file for the sources.
-
-0.  Urgent! I'm in a hurry ...
-1.  Introduction
-2.  How to compile
-
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-
-0. Urgent! I'm in a hurry ...
-
-  This is a really simple explanation, I strongly suggest reading the
-INSTALL.txt file.
-  If you are running Linux, djgpp, Cygwin or MinGW equiped with most UNIX
-tools (shell utils, file utils, perl, make, etc.) you can try the following:
-
-1) Install, configure, make and make install the Turbo Vision library (last
-version available).
-2) Do the same with the editor, here is how if you don't know:
-
-A) Run the configure script (./configure or configure).
-
-Examples:
-   linux:/usr/src/tvision# ./configure
-   c:\djgpp\contrib\tvision>configure
-
-B) If all is OK run "make".
-C) If all is OK just run "make install".
-
-  With it you'll get the editor compiled and installed.
-  If the installation prefix directory is wrongly guessed call the configure
-script passing --prefix=dir as argument.
-Example:
-  linux:/usr/src/tvision# ./configure --prefix=/usr/local
-
-
-
-1. Introduction:
-
-  For information about copyrights read the copyrigh file, the editor is
-mostly GPL/LGPL. I made it GPL because is the less restrictive license for
-developing, not for people trying to use the editor's sources. Why? if the
-code is GPL I can use GPL sources in my code without problems and I want to
-use good code from others instead of reinventing things.
-  Note: I put a lot of effort to make the compilation smooth but you should
-read all the docs and get all the needed tools.
-
-
-
-2. How to compile:
-
-  The file INSTALL.txt contains some basic instructions and explains which
-file you have to read according with your system.
-
-
-Happy hacking.