
This is how to compile and install Jade on a Unix system,

1. Unpack the tar file into the directory which you want to compile Jade in,
   this can be anywhere. You *don't* have to unpack it into the directory
   which you want to install it in anymore.

2. Set up the configuration files. Look at the file `src/configs/config.h.std'
   if this seems okay for your system execute the command `./Configure std'
   this creates a symbolic link `src/config.h' to the `config.h.std' config
   file.

   If the `std' config is no good for you, edit the changes you need into
   `src/configs/config.h.local'. Then execute the shell command
   `./Configure local'.

   If you're using Linux, just use the command `./Configure -a' (the `-a'
   option says to use the output from `uname -s' as the config file suffix)

3. Compile the editor by executing the command `make'. This creates the
   Makefile in the src directory and compiles jade.

   Some make variables you may want to override are:

	CFLAGS	       --  compiler options
	LDFLAGS	       --  linker options
	CPP	       --  cpp program, it gets given two arguments, the
			   source and destination files, by default this
			   has the value "/lib/cpp"
	prefix	       --  directory tree to install jade in, default is
			   "/usr/local", another choice could be "/usr".
	exec_prefix    --  directory tree to install system-dependant files
			   under, by default this is $(prefix)
	infodir	       --  directory to install jade's Info documentation in,
			   default is $(prefix)/info (i.e. "/usr/local/info")
	bindir	       --  directory to install jade's binary in, by default
			   this is $(exec_prefix)/bin (i.e. "/usr/local/bin")
	jadedir	       --  jade's library directory, by default this is,
			   $(prefix)/lib/jade/VERSION (i.e.
			   "/usr/local/lib/jade/3.X")

4. Install it's files into their proper locations by executing the command
   `make install', if you specified non-standard values for any of the
   variables listed above, you should specify the same values when installing.

   Note that all directories which files are installed in are automatically
   created.
