Installing and using ctpp.


QUICK INSTALLATION

Ctpp is the C-compatible preprocessor for ctalk, which is still
undergoing development.  This release of ctpp builds under Linux using
GCC and GNU make.  If you downloaded ctpp separately from ctalk,
follow these steps to build and install ctpp under Linux or UNIX:

  # ./configure
  # ./make
  # ./make install


Under UNIX and Linux, make install also installs the ctpp (1) manual
page.  Type, "man ctpp."  Typing

  $ ctpp --help

displays the command line options.


GCC CONFIGURATION

If you have an unusual GCC configuration, or you want to use ctpp
without GCC, you can configure ctpp with the compiler's library
directory, or with no compiler-specific directories, when building the
program.  See the options to configure.  Type, "./configure --help" at
the shell prompt.

You can also specify the library directory with the GCC_LIBDIR
environment variable, and the -isystem option.  See "man ctpp" for the
details.


DJGPP CONFIGURATION

To install ctpp with DJGPP, see, "README.djgpp."


TESTING CTPP

The file, "test/README," describes ctpp's test programs.


BUG REPORTS, FEEDBACK, AND SUPPORT

The ctalk home page is: http://ctalk-lang.sourceforge.net/.

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subscribe to the ctalk-lang-announce mailing list at: 
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ctalk-lang-announce/.

Submit bug reports, patches, and requests for features and support to
the ctalk forums on the ctalk languange summary page:
http://sf.net/projects/ctalk-lang/.
