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-From:	"Lars Hecking" <ST000002@hrz1.hrz.th-darmstadt.de>
-Date:	Thu, 3 Dec 1992 17:56:24 -0400
-Subject:      Gawk-2.14 -- Amiga-Port, the 2nd
-
-Gawk on the Amiga has been compiled and tested using the Amiga port
-of gcc by Markus Wild (wild@nessie.cs.id.ethz.ch). I recommend the use
-of this compiler (at least v2.2.2) because the provided environment
-(includes, libs, binutils) allows straight-forward porting of BSD/UNIX
-programs. Gcc compiled programs access/emulate UNIX syscalls via a
-shared library (ixemul.library); thus, only minimal changes to the
-source are necessary. That release also provides a `sh'- command. If
-no `sh'-command is available or another compiler is being used,
-`config.h' and `Makefile' are to be created by hand. Since I'm afraid
-that none of the Amiga-specific make-commands handles UNIX-style
-makefiles correctly I suggest the use of Dennis Vadura's`dmake',
-which is available on the Amiga (v3.6). I'm currently using dmake v3.8
-(a hack) or GNU make v3.62 (another hack :), which even allows
-to start multiple make jobs! Thanx to Markus!).
-
-Machine Configuration	(obsoleted by gawk 2.16)
----------------------
-Only copy the following into config/amiga:
-
-Amiga under AmigaOS with gcc
-DOPRNT_MISSING 1
-ENVSEP ','
-DEFPATH  ".,/usr/local/lib"
-HAVE_UNDERSCORE_SETJMP 1
-SRANDOM_PROTO 1
-STDC_HEADERS 1
-
-The gcc compiler and the compiled executables are working under
-AmigaOS 1.2/1.3 as well as AmigaOS 2.x. However, some very special
-functions of ixemul.library currently require AmigaOS 2.x to work
-properly.
-
-
-How to compile (obsoleted by gawk 2.16)
---------------
-Compiling and installing on the Amiga rather clones the UNIX-
-installation:
-
-After you have extracted the `gawk' distribution, `cd' to `gawk-
-2.14'. Look in the `config' subdirectory for a file that matches your
-machine (in this case: `amiga', if the gawk maintainers put it there
-:).
-
-   If you find such a file, run the command:
-
-     sh configure amiga
-
-   This produces a `Makefile' and `config.h' tailored to your system.
-   You may wish to edit the `Makefile' to use a different C compiler,
-   such as `gcc', the GNU C compiler (recommended), if you have it.
-   You may also wish to change the `CFLAGS' variable, which controls
-   the command line options that are passed to the C compiler (such as
-   optimization levels, or producing `resident'-able code)
-
-   After you have configured `Makefile' and `config.h', type:
-
-     make
-
-and shortly thereafter (a little bit longer on a 7MHz machine >:->,
-you should have an executable version of `gawk'. That's all there is
-to it!
-
-Testing
--------
-Gawk succeeds in all tests, but not with 'make test'. When executing
-the tests by hand (e.g. 'make swaplns' and so on) gawk runs all tests
-ok except for the following:
-- argarray, awkpath: these do not work due to insufficient environment
-                     variable handling by pdksh ('bin:sh')
-- poundbang, regtest: pdksh refuses to handle the #! statement
-                      properly
-Modifying these tests in a way that only *gawk-features, not *sh-
-features are tested, it is found that gawk succeeds here too.
-- manyfiles: (error: too many open files) ixemul.library v39.45 uses
-             OPEN_MAX=64; manyfiles required at least OPEN_MAX=106
-This may only be overcome when mwild releases a new ixemul.library.
-Changing the number '100' in the 'manyfiles::'-target in
-'test/Makefile' to some value <= 58 (depends on the number of
-currently open files in ixemul.library) gawk tests successfully, too.