$Id: INSTALL,v 1.7 2004/01/01 19:39:53 gumpu Exp $

There are three possibilities:

(1) If you have a system that supports auto configuration (most Unix
    systems), then use:

    ./configure 

    make 

    become root and do

    make install

(2) If your system does not support auto-configuration, then have a
    look at Source/makefile.plain you can build robodoc with

    make -f makefile.plain 

    and manually copy binaries `robodoc' and `robohdrs' to a location
    of your choice.

(3) If you are in a win32 environment with VC++ try

    vcvars32.bat
    nmake -f makefile.win32

    in the Source directory.

    or try the .dsw in the Win32 directory.

Documentation is provided in the Docs directory in the form of
robodoc.html.  For a good example of how to use ROBODoc see the
ROBODoc source code and the Perl example in Examples/PerlExample.  To
see what kind of documentation can generated with ROBODoc, change to
Source/ and do a

    make -f makefile.plain example

It assumes you have netscape installed.

Have fun,
Frans.

