
  Under Linux (default):

  more detailed description and more doc's can be found in `vfu' directory...
  
  you can use `./build' to compile vfu or
  you can do it manually: `cd vslib; make; cd ../vfu; make'

  Under NetBSD:
     try to use `build.netbsd'...
     If you fail to compile it try one of:
     1. vfu home page http://www.biscom.net/~cade/vfu
     2. mailto: Hubert Feyrer <hubert.feyrer@rz.uni-regensburg.de>
     3. mailto: Vladi Belperchinov-Shabanski <cade@biscom.net>

  NOTE: If you want to compile vfu static binary:
     1. cd vfu
     2. make LDDEF=-static
        voila! :)
        
  How to compile VFU for other UNIX platform?

  You have to edit vslib/target.h file and to add these lines 
  just before `#ifndef _TARGET_DESCRIPTION_' line:
  (I'll give example as if the new target is RS6000)
  
  ---cut---
  #ifdef _TARGET_UNKNOWN_
    #if defined(__RS6000__) 
    #define _TARGET_RS6000_
    #define _TARGET_DESCRIPTION_	"UNIX/RS6000"
    #undef _TARGET_UNKNOWN_
    #endif
  #endif
  ---cut---
     
  and start make:
  
  make -D__RS6000__
  
  in both vslib and vfu directories ( and in ftparc if required )
  
  As result VFU should compile without big problems on any UNIX (hope so:))
  
  P! Vladi.  