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-Some notes on the build process...
-  
- Oct 28 01:57 1998 from LoanShark @uncnsrd 
-
-  autodependency generation is implemented by generating a bunch of .d  
-files (with another suffix rule) using $(CC) - M and "-include"-ing them 
-from the main Makefile. the .d files are made to depend on the .c files 
-they correspond to, and the referenced header files, so they're updated as 
-needed. the only version of make that I know for sure works with this is 
-GNU make, but the Makefile should still work on other versions of Unix 
-make, just without the autodependency stuff. 
-
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- Oct 28 20:49 1998 from LoanShark @uncnsrd 
-one thing I forgot to mention about the autodependency generation: for a 
-file to be included in the autodepend process, it must be listed in the 
-SOURCES macro near the top of Makefile.in. 
-  also, I've added an 'install' target to the makefile. this will make it  
-possible to build RPM's, and bring the installation process closer to that 
-of other packages, which if you're using the new configure script goes 
-like this: 
-  ./configure [--enable-ansi-color] [--disable-autologin] [--prefix=/foo] 
-  
-  --prefix specifies the location Citadel will run from,  
-/usr/local/citadel by default. 
-  to build a highly optimized version without debugging symbols, you could 
- do something like this (with the bourne shell): 
-  CC=egcs CFLAGS='-O6 -fomit-frame-pointer' ./configure   
-  after configuring, simply type `make', then su to a user who has  
-appropriate permissions, and `make install'. then run setup as usual. 
-  are there any other areas that need to be cleared up? 
-