Here is the procedure for compiling and installing BIGLOO on a Unix system.


Configuring BIGLOO
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   1.  Edit the `./configure' file and set `bindir', `libdir', `mandir',
       `docdir' and `cc' variables (none of these variables _can_ be 
       changed once the installation process is initiated).

   2.  Configure Bigloo for your machine by invoking `./configure'. When the
       system is ready to be compiled, `configure' prints the message 
       `configuration done.'.


Compiling BIGLOO
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   3.  Type `make'.


Installing BIGLOO
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   4.  Type `make install'.


Cleaning BIGLOO
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   5.  Once, installed, you can type `make clean' to remove all the 
       useless files.


Testing BIGLOO
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   6.  Now Bigloo is ready to be used but if you want to make the
       initial test, type `cd recette; make'. The compilation will
       produces `warning' messages on several files. This is normal but
       when executing the recette no test should fail.

   6.  Type `recette'

      
Compiling CIGLOO
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   7. To compile Cigloo, go in cigloo's directory (the exact name of that 
      directory is `cigloo' followed by its version number) and type `make'.
      The compilation of the file Parser/parser.scm and Parser/cpp.scm
      will produces warning message. They can be ignored.


Installing CIGLOO
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   8.  In the cigloo directory type `make install'.


TESTING CIGLOO
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   8.  To test Cigloo, go in the directory cigloo/Example and just
       type `make'.

   8b. Cigloo can be tested on a larger application. Go in the directory
       xlib and read the README file.


Unconfiguring BIGLOO
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   9.  If you plan to re-install Bigloo on a new plateform. Before performing
       the all installation process (step 1 to 6) you must first remove the
       current configuration. For this type `make clean'
      
