          Installing PiGTK - the Source distribution
          ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

See README.developers for requrements.

  1. Get the source server package.

  2. Issue the command to unpack the archive:

          .tar.gz:
               If you have GNU tar; "tar xzf PiGTK-archive-name"
               If you don't have GNU tar: 
               "gunzip < PiGTK-archive-name| tar xf -" 
          .tar.Z
               If you have GNU tar; "tar xzf PiGTK-archive-name"
               If you don't have GNU tar: 
               "uncompress < PiGTK-archive-name| tar xf -"
          .tar
               "tar xf PiGTK-archive-name"

     (where "PiGTK-archive-name" is the name of the PiGTK archive
      file.).

  3. Type "cd pigtk_version" to change to the new directory.

     (Where pigtk_version is the name of the unarchived PiGTK directory.)

  4. Type "./configure".

  5. Type "make install" to install PiGTK.

  6. (Optional stage) Type "make docs" to build HTML-docs for PiGTK in
      the directory docs. You need to run under an X-server for this to
      work.

 Once you have installed PiGTK, consider joining the Pike mailinglist
 (by sending a mail to pike-request@idonex.se, with Subject:
  subscribe).

 For more information about Pike, read the online documentation at
 http://pike.idonex.se/

 For more information about PiGTK and people using Pike, consider
 joining the Pike community at http://pike-community.org/

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Example installation session (using a separate build directory):

bash$ tar xzf pigtk_1.1.tar.gz
bash$ cd pigtk_1.1
bash$ mkdir build
bash$ cd build
bash$ ../configure

<Lots and lots of checks...>

bash$ make install

<Lots and lots of compilations>
