/* Copyright (C) 1992, Digital Equipment Corporation                         */
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/* Last modified on Fri Oct 02 12:28:20 PDT 1992 by muller                   */

If you have just unpacked a bootstrap archive, you need to do the following:

1. Build the m3make system:

	select the appropriate architecture, say ARCH

	create m3make/ARCH/config, using m3make/model-configs/ARCH as a model

	$ (cd m3make/ARCH; make -f ../src/Makefile all install)

   You need to have $(BIN_USE) (as set in the config file) on your path,
   and you may need to tell your shell that new executables (m3make) are
   present after the install step (for example, using "reshash" under csh).

2. Build and install the driver and the compiler:

	$ m3make -f m3makefile.boot all install

3.  To install the other archives, you have to choice between
installing all of them at once (a) or installing some of them
separately (b).

   a. To install all of them at once, starting from the compressed tar files:

	$ m3make -f m3makefile.all

      After this is done, you can:

	$ m3make -f m3makefile.all clean

      to remove all the derived files and keep only the sources, or you can:

        $ m3make -f m3makefile.all delete

      to delete all the non-installed files.


   b. To install the archive <ARCHIVE>, after having uncompressed and
      untared it:
      
	$ m3make -f m3makefile.<ARCHIVE> all install

      After this is done, you can:

	$ m3make -f m3makefile.<ARCHIVE> clean

      to remove all the derived files and keep only the sources, or you can:

	$ rm -fr m3makefile.<ARCHIVE> <ARCHIVE>

      to delete all the files.

If you select (b), you need to start with libm3 and build those you
want in the same order as they appear in m3makefile.all.


There is no need to reinstall the m3make, driver and compiler source
archives (but you can do so if you want).


You can later upgrade any of the source components, including m3make,
the driver or the compiler, by installing the corresponding source
archive; you should not need to remove the existing files then.
