How to install the sources from a xxxx.zip file:

1) unzip -xa xxxx.zip

   Will create a directory 'fly' with all the stuff underneath. The '-a' is
   needed since it was packed on MSDOS. If you do not have 'unzip' then get
   it, it compiles nicely on most systems.

2) cd fly

   That's were everything is.

3) mv unix UNIX

   All platform directories should be uppercase. MSDOS looses the case.

4) sh UNIX/config lx	(for Linux)
   sh UNIX/config sp	(for SUN SparcStation)

   Will set everything up. For other systems you will need to update all the
   *lx* files into new *zz* files for your platform. However, except for the
   joystick driver there is no Linux specific code, so just disabling the
   stick (in config.h) may get it going on your *unix*. Most of the
   dependencies are in the config.h file. Also, some makefiles use 'awk'
   or 'nawk'.

5) make all

   But first check 'makefile', esp. the INSTALLDIR definition.

6) cd docs
   dodoc
   cd ..

   This will create fly8.doc from fly8.mm. Or do 'dodvi' for fly8.dvi. I think
   that these days there may already be a fly8.doc in the package though.

7) make install

   Will copy stuff to the install directory. Check the makefile first as to
   where it installs it (INSTALLDIR).

8) Now use it. Change to the install directory and run as 'fly8 &'.

9) There is a scipt 'fly' which may be placed in your /usr/loacl/bin or
   something which will then run fly8 from any directory directly. Just change
   the install directory there. Note that if you often use common options
   then these can be put into the fly.ini file or left in the FLY8 environment
   variable.


Reagard
	Eyal Lebedinsky	(eyal@ise.canberra.edu.au)
