HelloWorld is a simple program showing how to use CatComp to localize an
application. There is a small program called helloworld.c which simply tries
to print two strings to the display in a localized form. There is a catalog
descriptor file called helloworld.cd which contains two strings. Finally,
there is a French catalog translation file called helloworld.ct from which
a French locale catalog for the application can be built.

To compile the example with SAS 6.56, place the CatComp program in a command
path, CD to where helloworld.c is, and enter "smake".  This should
compile the example AND create its French catalog.  If you run the executable,
it should use its internal (English) strings unless you have Français
selected as your language preference via the Locale Prefs program, in
which case it should output the French strings from its catalog.
