How to Install Donkey

			  Kazuhiko Yamamoto
		       kazu@is.aist-nara.ac.jp

			   October 2, 1995

(1) To create a working directory for each architecture, execute
"setup" shell script;

	% ./setup

This displays a message as follows;

	Set up obj/IRIX.5.2 ... 
	Done
	To make donkey for IRIX.5.2, type:
	       cd obj/IRIX.5.2
	       ./configure
	       make

<Note> If your OS doesn't have "uname", execute "setup" with an
arbitrary string. For example, on NeXT OS;

	% ./setup NeXT

(2) Change directory to the working directory created by setup.

	% cd obj/IRIX.5.2

(3) Type "./configure" to generate Makefile.

	% ./configure

(4) Check Makefile and change it if necessary. 
e.g. Delete -DHAVE_TERMIOS_H=1 on NeXT.
e.g. Add -Aa -D_INCLUDE_POSIX_SOURCE to CFLAGS on HP-UX 9.x or HI-UX/WE2

You should understand that the default hash function is MD4. If you
like MD5 as the default hash function, add "-DDefaultMD=MD5" to DEFS.
(Of cource, you can choose MD2 but I don't recommend it.)

Then type "make".

	% make

Now "donkey" is produced.

(5) To install "donkey", type "make install" as root.

	% su
	# make install


<<Platform which I have tested donkey on>>

BSD/OS 2.0,	IRIX 5.x,	SunOS 4.1.x,	Solaris 2.4,
OSF/1 2.x, 3.x,	ULTRIX 4.x,	HP-UX 9.x,	HI-UX/WE2,
NeXT,		FreeBSD 2.x,	NEWS-OS 4.x, 6.x,


That's all.