INSTALLATION (sound version of cbzone)

This is a (minor) extrapolation of cbzone, using a shell script to generate
sound realizations of the output of the new -report option.  It has only
been tested on 8-bit sound on SPARCs, under X11R5 and NeWS.

...and yes, we know the shell script is a kludge, and we know that it
prevents proper mixing/multiplexing of sound output.  If the bothers you,
fix it and post the result.  :-)

The Imakefile section resembling the following should be editted,
selection the $(BINDIR) $(LIBDIR) and $(XAPPLOADDIR) lines tends
to attempt installation in the X11R5 directory.

| # this is where the shellscript, and executable will go
| # TANK_BINDIR = $(BINDIR)
| TANK_BINDIR= /usr/local/games
| 
| # this is where the scorefile and helpfile will go
| # TANK_LIBDIR = $(LIBDIR)
| TANK_LIBDIR = /usr/local/games/lib/cbzone
| 
| # this is where the app-defaults file will go
| # TANK_APPDIR = $(XAPPLOADDIR)
| TANK_APPDIR = $(TANK_LIBDIR)
| 
| # this is where the sound files go
| TANK_SOUNDDIR = $(TANK_LIBDIR)/sounds

c_config.h should be fine.

With luck, the following should work:

	xmkmf ; make 

To verify you've set the right target directories:

	make -n install

To install:

	make install

Although the installation process has been entirely rewritten, the
notes from Todd Mummert, January 1991, have been keep here for your
edification.

-Christopher North-Keys, <erlkonig@gnu.ai.mit.edu>

----------------------------------------------------------prior file
Only one file needs to be changed in the general case:

  1- Makefile -- change TANKDIR to be the directoy in which the scorefile
                 and various data files are kept.
                 define GAMEDIR if you wish.  check the CFLAGS options.

However, you can check to make sure that the options in
c_config.h are as you like them.

  if you have imake, you can run xmkmf.  Otherwise, you should copy
  Makefile.orig to Makefile
  
  type 'make' or 'make install'

  Make sure the score file is either writeable or run this program suid.
  The help file and message of the day should be world readable.

  Report any problems/fixes to mummert+@cs.cmu.edu

Todd Mummert, January 1991


