
	    The Green Hills Software Library Makefile for Unix

If you are installing the Green Hills Software Libraries on a unix system
then you can use the Makefile in this directory.

First define the symbol CC to be the basic command to compile all of the
library files.  By default:
    CC =	 cc -I../include

You can specify compile time options to the C compiler to use when compiling
all C Library files, such as -Dieee_float by defining the symbol CFLAGS.
By default:
    CFLAGS =
To make the Green Hills Software C Library: type "make libc.a".  This
will create an archive/ranlib library file, libc.a, in this directory.

You can specify compile time options to the C compiler to use when compiling
all Math Library files in addition to CFLAGS, by defining the symbol MFLAGS.
By default:
    MFLAGS =
To make the Green Hills Software Math Library: type "make libm.a".  This
will create an archive/ranlib library file, libm.a, in this directory.

You can specify compile time options to the C compiler to use when compiling
all Fortran Library files by defining the symbol FFLAGS.  By default:
    FFLAGS =
To make the Green Hills Software Fortran Library: type "make libf.a".  This
will create an archive/ranlib library file, libf.a, in this directory.  It
will also create an object file, libI66.a, in this directory.

You can specify compile time options to the C compiler to use when compiling
all Pascal Library files by defining the symbol PFLAGS.  By default:
    PFLAGS =
To make the Green Hills Software Pascal Library: type "make libp.a".  This
will create an archive/ranlib library file, libp.a, in this directory.

You can specify compile time options to the C compiler to use when compiling
all PLM Library files by defining the symbol PLMFLAGS.  By default:
    PLMFLAGS =
To make the Green Hills Software PLM Library: type "make libplm.a".  This
will create an archive/ranlib library file, libplm.a, in this directory.
