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The slang library is available for OS/2, MSDOS, and WIN32 (windows
9x/NT) systems.  This _includes_ the various GNU environments such as
DJGPP, and MING32.  For CYGWIN, follow the UNIX instructions.

Each of the src, modules, and slsh directories contains a mkfiles
subdirectory that can be used to create Makefiles for non-CYGWIN
builds.  The simplest approach to building the distribution is to
invoke the build scripts located in the top-level mkfiles directory.

For example, from a MINGW shell

	sh mkfiles/build.sh WIN32 MINGW32 DLL

should generate 4 Makefiles

	Makefile
	src/Makefile
	modules/Makefile
	slsh/Makefile

and -- assuming GCC, make, etc are in your PATH -- immediately commence
building.  The build.bat script performs a similar role for DOS-based 
builds, although your mileage may vary.

A clean target is provided in each generated Makefile, but otherwise
they're not nearly as complete as their UNIX counterparts.  For example,
an install: target is not provided, so to exercise slsh and module
importation you will have to manually copy libslang.dll, slsh.exe,
and the relevant modules to a common location.  As of this writing
the slsmg and PNG modules are known to build and load under MINGW.

More information on the makefile generation process is available
in src/mkfiles/README.