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- To build workman, most people (OpenWindows users running SunOS 4.x)
- can just type "make".
-
- The Makefile assumes that OPENWINHOME is set to the OpenWindows 3.x home
- directory. Some tweaking will probably be required if you're not using
- OpenWindows; OPENWINHOME is used to locate the XView include files and
- libraries.
-
- If you're compiling on Solaris 2, you'll want to uncomment the -DSYSV
- line at the top of the Makefile. The biggest thing this does is enable
- a background process that is necessary if you don't want the CD to stop
- playing when you start workman. (Use the "-o" option to prevent the
- background process from being spawned, even if you've compiled with
- -DSYSV.)
-
- Once the executable is built, install it in your favorite directory
- for such things. The file "workman.info" should be placed in the XView
- help directory, usually $OPENWINHOME/lib/help. If you put it somewhere
- else, be sure to set your HELPPATH environment variable to point to that
- directory. This is necessary if you want to use the Help key to see
- the controls' descriptions. Run "make install" to install everything
- under $OPENWINHOME. You will probably need to be root to do this.
-
- Once all that's done, you're ready to rock and roll (or jazz, or...)
-
- SunOS 4.x users may want to use the "-e" option; see the manual page for
- details.
-