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/* *************************************************************************
* NAME: cklvos.hlp
* AUTH: Kernie Brashier <kernie@stratosphere.com>
* DATE: March 7, 1997
* DESC: This is David Lane's original documentation file updated for
* for release 6.0 of C-Kermit.
* *************************************************************************
*/
HOW TO BUILD C-KERMIT
*
If you have a C compiler create a directory under the source location of
kermit called build_dir. This name is not specific; however the original
macros run better if the source is built in a separate lib. The cklmak.cm macro
is the 'make' file for kermit and the default build directory name
is build_lib. Hence, if you change the name make sure you pass the full
pathname to the cklmak macro. Issue a start process command to start
cklmak and you are on your way.
*
If you don't have a C compiler, follow the instructions in the cklins.doc
file to extract the pm's from David's hex program
/* *************************************************************************
These are the files that are VOS-specific:
cklcon.c C-Kermit code modules
cklcvt.cm Conversion command macro, stream to fixed
ckldef.c Utilty program used in build process
cklfio.c
cklins.doc Installation document
cklker.bwr Beware file
cklker.doc VOS-specific documentation for C-Kermit
cklmak.cm Build command macro, makes kermit.pm
cklnet.c
cklpro.c
ckltio.c
ckltxt.c Hex-ify program
ckltxt.doc Note about hex format used by ckltxt and cklxtr
cklvos.hlp This file
cklxtr.c Un-hex program
cklxtr.cm Un-hex command macro
The following are hex formatted executables, unpack with cklxtr:
cklker.h86 C-Kermit for i860 processor
cklker.h68 C-Kermit for 680x0 processor
cklker.h71 C-Kermit for Continuum 7100 processor
cklxtr.h86 Extraction program for i860 processor
cklxtr.h68 Extraction program for 680x0 processor
cklxtr.h71 Extraction program for Continuum 7100 processor
Assuming that the ckl*.* files go on a tape with the rest of the C-Kermit
sources, that's all you need. The files that C-Kermit uses are all
mentioned in cklmak.cm, other than the header files. VOS C-Kermit uses
the UNIX command processor (ckucmd, ckuu*, etc.), the script (ckuscr.c),
DIAL (ckudia.c) and charset (ckuxla.c) packages, and Wart (ckwart.c). The
BOO files (ckbmkb.c and ckbunb.c) work on VOS as well, but are not
necessary for C-Kermit to build or work.