Hello Wes.

19 Jun 03 17:30, you wrote to me:

 MG>> Actually, the source for Squish is what I'm mainly interested in. I
 MG>> looked on Sourceforge.net, and found the squish.c
 MG>> file there, but it seems to have lots of "include"
 MG>> lines, some of which seem more closely tied to
 MG>> Maximus; and I was not sure where all of these
 MG>> files are located. If there is one complete archive
 MG>> of all required source files needed to compile
 MG>> Squish and make it run under Linux, then that would
 MG>> be what I'm currently after.

 WG> You're better off grabbing the whole nine yards and just building Squish.
 WG> Maximus and Squish contain a *lot* intermingled code -- it would
 WG> literally take 3-4 hours to pare down the source tree to not include
 WG> extraneous files.

Ok... I noticed that my Corel installation does have CVS included, so maybe
I'll see if I can suss that out. Unfortunately, my DSL is down until
Monday, so I'll likely have to wait a while.

 WG> You can get away without max-3.03-etc.tar.gz if you want, though. You'll
 WG> need a valid squish.cfg file which should go in PREFIX/etc (usually
 WG> /var/max/etc). Make a directory called "install_tree" in
the maximus
 WG> directory to fool the configure program into thinking you have the right
 WG> files in place. And make sure your squish.cfg has UNIX-style (as opposed
 WG> to DOS-style) newlines.

Ok... I'll save this message for future reference. What is "Unix
style" newlines?


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