1Windows users:
2
3Binaries of Whatmask for Windows are available from:
4http://www.laffeycomputer.com/whatmask.html
5
6If you wish to compile the source yourself the CodeWarrior6 project files
7have been included in the "win" directory. These files will actually compile
8for Windows and Mac OS. The Windows targets are the ones without the word "Mac"
9in them (duh).
10
11If you do not use CodeWarrior you are on your own; however these programs
12should compile easily under any environment. You may need to include the
13following:
14
15#define  __dest_os	 __win32_os
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17
18
19Mac users:
20
21Precompiled Binaries of Whatmask for Mac OS (Classic/OS X Carbon,
22and OS X command line)  are available from:
23http://www.laffeycomputer.com/whatmask.html
24
25If you wish to compile the source yourself the CodeWarrior6 project files
26have been included in the "win" directory (sorry for the name). These
27files will actually compile for Windows and Mac OS. The Mac targets are
28the ones with the word "Mac" in them (duh). The Mac OS version compiled by
29CodeWarrior is the Carbon version that runs in its own window under Mac OS
30Classic (OS 8 or 9) and OS X. Note that you may get some warnings about
31files not in the hierarchy when you open the project. These are the Windows
32lib files that CW will relocate for you (if you installed the Windows support
33on your Mac). I have not tried to open the project on a machine without
34the Windows support installed; however, CW should at least let you build the
35Mac targets...
36
37If you wish to compile a command line version (for use from the Terminal
38window) for Mac OS X (which is the recommended method for OS X) simply follow
39the UN*X instructions in the INSTALL file. Both programs should compile
40cleanly with:
41./configure
42make
43make install  <-- (Need root to install in system directories)
44
45If you do not use CodeWarrior, and are not compiling for the command line,
46you are on your own; however these programs should compile easily under any
47environment. You may need to include the following:
48
49#define  __dest_os	  __mac_os
50
51Do NOT include that when compiling for the command line under OS X.
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53
54Have fun.
55