Installation of xdvik (relative to the top-level directory):

0. See ./MACHINES for system-dependent information.

1. Run `configure' (in the top-level directory).  This tries to figure out
system dependencies.

2. If necessary, edit the default paths or other definitions in
`xdvik/Makefile', `kpathsea/paths.h.in' and `*/c-auto.h'.

   Add -DA4 to DEFS or CFLAGS if you want A4 paper size by default.
   Add -DALTFONT=\"myfont\" to change the fallback from from cmr10, or
     to NULL.
   Add -DBDPI=num to change default resolution from 300.
   Add -DBUTTONS to enable radio buttons for common commands.
   Add -DMAKETEXPK to enable MakeTeXPK by default.  It can be enabled
     (or disabled) at runtime, regardless (see the man page). Your
     MakeTeXPK script must echo the generated filename (and nothing
     else) to standard output.
   Add -DNOGREY to disable using grayscale to display shrunken bitmaps 
     (which also works on monochrome monitors).
   Add -DNOQUERY if you have trouble compiling drawingWidgetClass?
   Add -DNOTEXXET to disable DVI opcodes 250 and 251.
   Add -DNOTOOL to compile using only Xlib routines.
   
   The `memlayout' variable should be set according to what xdvi's ^P command
   reports for `bitord' and `Unit':
     bitord = 1  =>  -DMSBITFIRST
     Unit = 32   =>  -DBMLONG
     Unit = 16   =>  -DBMSHORT
   I am unconvinced that this makes any substantial difference in
   performance, however.

3. `make'.

4. `make install'.

5. `make distclean' (or `mostlyclean', or `clean', or `realclean',
depending on how clean you want to be).

If you wish to preview documents using PostScript fonts, you may find
ftp.cs.umb.edu:pub/tex/psfonts.tar.gz (Ghostscript-generated bitmaps for
the standard PS fonts) useful.
