BogusForth installation

It's very easy to compile and install bf

COMPILATION
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execute the shell program compile.sh, from a sh shell;
you will find a bf executable in the source directory:

$ ./compile.sh

If this shouldn't work, digit:

$ sh compile.sh

and it should go.

INSTALLATION
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This must be done in a two-parts process.

1) Installation of the Autoload File
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This must be done as a single user. Root won't install the autoload file
into her/his home directory, since I presume root won't lose her/his time
playing with bf. If she/he wants to, well, a hand-copy must be performed.

Simple digit one of the following:

$ ./install.sh

$ sh ./install.sh

The program will inform you that the executable must be installed by
root.

Installation of the executable
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This must be done as root. First of all, assure that /usr/local/bin
is a correct location for you. If not alter the destination in the
file install.sh.
Then, as before execute one of the following:

# ./install.sh

# sh install.sh

and bf will be available by anyone in your system (each user should
execute install.sh by her/his own, to load the autoload file, or you can
do it yourself, as a kind gesture of friendship...

Of course you can manually copy or move the executable in the location 
you want into your path. bf doesn't depend on any particular file, neither
library nor autoload file (a gentle advice will appear if no autoload file
is found and if no quiet option is set).



It's GPL. Enjoy!
