# $Id: Makefile.defs,v 1.11 1997/11/24 16:05:22 alexis Exp $

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#  THERE ARE NO PARAMETERS IN HERE THAT ARE CONFIGURABLE IF YOU HAVE UNPACKED
#  A *BINARY* RELEASE! THE FOLLOWING PATH NAMES HAVE BEEN HARD CODED INTO 
#  EXECUTABLES! IF YOU CHANGE THEM FOR THE PURPOSE OF CHANGING INSTALLATION
#  DIRECTORIES THEN SEVERAL PRE-COMPILED COMPONENTS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO FIND
#  EACH OTHER!
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#  THESE ARE CONFIGURABLE ONLY IF YOU HAVE UNPACKED A *SOURCE* RELEASE!
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#  Each of the things in this file need to be set. Work your way through
#  following the instructions for each item.

#  The base of the installation. You probably should leave this as /usr/local.
LCLDIR			= /usr/local

#  These things are are under that base. There's ./bin, ./man, ./doc, 
#  ./doc/mtn, ./lib, ./lib/mtn. Again these are probably okay already.
LCLBINDIR		= $(LCLDIR)/bin
LCLMANDIR		= $(LCLDIR)/man

#  The distribution includes a couple of scripts. These must be interpreted by
#  a shell that understands basic Bourne shell syntax *AND* shell functions - 
#  so a standard Bourne shell is *NOT* suffient! Bash and Korn shell are fine,
#  if your /bin/sh *is* Bash, then that's fine too. Of course the shell has
#  got to exist on your system.
SCRIPTSHELLCMD		= /usr/bin/ksh

#  If 'install' isn't GNU install then set this to whereever GNU install is!
#  Normal 'install' such as used by Solaris is *NOT* sufficient.
INSTALL			= install