How to compile, install and run Signifo programs

To compile (get the signifo search engine)

1 - set the default dictionary name and location editing
    the file config.h

2 - install a 32 bit C compiler (GCC or DJGPP, probably
    many others works too)

3 - type:
           make

To install

  Copy and rename file esp-port.txt acording your Makefile
  settings.

  * Linux, UNIX users:
  
  make links from some place in your path (example: /usr/bin/)
  to signifo and signifo.tcl:
  
    cd /usr/bin
    ln -s /usr/local/signifo/signifo signifo
    ln -s /usr/local/signifo/signifo.tcl signifo.tcl

  * DOS/Windows users:
    
  run the programs directly from the source directory.
  
To run

  the graphic interface: install Tcl interpreter and
  run signifo.tcl with the interpreter (for Linux users just type
  signifo.tcl).
  
  Windows users:

    Where find free compilers and Tcl interpretes to run Signifo.

	 * GNU-WIN32

         From the site http://www.cygnus.com is available for download one free
	 package called GNU-WIN32. Inside it can be found one Windows C/C++
	 compiler and one Tcl interpreter.

	 The compiler probably can be used to compile de Signifo C sources
	 (not tested).

	 After install, try run the Signifo graphic interface from the
	 MS-DOS prompt, with (adapt to your system):
	 
	   c:\signifo-1.0> cygwish80 signifo.tcl

	 Note: cygwish80 must be in your PATH.

	 * DJGPP
    
	 Another alternative to compile the Signifo C sources is DJGPP,
	 found in http://www.delorie.com/djgpp
	 It's used to get Signifo-1.0 executable under DOS/Windows.

	 * SCRIPTS

	 Other Windows Tcl resource is http://www.scriptics.com

	 If you install this package, then run the graphic interface using
	 something like this, from the MS-DOS prompt:

	   c:\signifo-1.0> \"Program Files"\tcl\bin\wish80 signifo.tcl
