1 For conditions of distribution and use, see copyright notice in libmng.h

     2 or the file LICENSE in the top-level directory of the source distribution.

     3 

     4 This directory hosts the makefiles for a number of supported platforms.

     5 

     6 If you're using a system with POSIX shell capabilities, you can use the

     7 'configure' script in the top-level directory, or generate it by running

     8 'autogen.sh' if you have the necessary tools installed.

     9 

    10 Otherwise, copy the module for your environment (or the closest thing)

    11 into the libmng source-directory and change it to your needs. If you

    12 create a new file for a platform not on the list send it to me (gerard @

    13 libmng.com) and I'll be happy to include it in the next release!

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    15 

    16 Current files:

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    18 makefile.bcb3 - Borland C++ Builder

    19 makefile.vcwin32 - Microsoft Visual C++

    20 makefile.unix - generic Unix

    21 makefile.linux - Linux ELF (builds shared library)

    22 makefile.dj - DJGPP

    23 makefile.mingw - builds a static library for mingw32

    24 makefile.mingwdll - builds a dynamic library for mingw32

    25 makefile.irix - builds a static library for SGI/IRIX (6.5.21)

    26 

    27 Makefile.am, configure.in and acinclude.m4 (if present) - automake/autoconf source