Check Makefile for $TOP and edit as needed.

On SGI machines, you'll have to undo all the function prototypes.  The types
are okay, but I never could convince the compiler of that.  Maybe there's a
compile-line option, but I'm just a guest on another dept.'s Iris and they
don't have man pages.  Bummer.

On SGI, DG and HP, you need to copy mw/Makefile.PW to Makefile, and also in
mw/mwsrc do likewise.  These machines need regexp, so they get it from libPW. 

DEC machines should be close to trivial, because that's what I'm using.
Sun Sparc machines were pretty simple.  HP would rate as non-trivial: I have
the improved version of cc, the layered product.  I suspect gcc will work, if
you can build it.

Like xwais, set the env. var. WAISCOMMONSOURCEDIR to point to sources.

mw/mwsrc/mwsrc is a nasty stopgap measure, but it may survive until the next
total rewrite.  I'm only on my third total rewrite so far, so it shouldn't
come as a suprise.  In a future version, it will be a new toplevel shell
spawned from the same application.  

I use Motif 1.1.3 libs from OSF, and I pretty much just typed "make" on them. 
They failed miserably on HP700.  There I used the OSF include files but the
HP-supplied libs in /usr/lib/{Motif1.1,X11R4}

In MXQWais.ad, make sure you set the help file name to be the real name of
the help file.  It won't crash now when it can't find it, but some help
certainly makes it more useful.

This is derived from wais-8-b4.  You can use a -b5 wais.a and inv.a, but if I 
remember right, the error and status reports will all be combined into error
reports.

Please let me know if there are any problems.  I'll do what I can to help. 
Your problem is, after all, likely to become my problem sooner or later
anyway.

