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Highly incomplete and preliminary notes on building the ICI library:

To build, type:

	make
	make install

The "install" target assumes that you want binaries copied into /opt/bin
(which is assumed to be in your execution path), libraries copied into 
/opt/lib (which is assumed to be in your library path), header files
copied into /opt/include, and man pages copied into /opt/man/man1 and
man3 and man5.  If you want everything in some other top-level directory,
such as /usr, just change "OPT = /opt" to "OPT = /usr" in the top-level
Makefile.  If you've got an altogether different directory structure,
you will need to hack the platform-specific Makefiles.

Scott Burleigh, JPL
scott.c.burleigh@jpl.nasa.gov