In the directory ./cyclone/src :

- If the cyclone executable is not in your path, or you want to use a 
  cyclone executable other than the one in your default path, set
  CYCDIR in Makefile.in (line 31) to the directory where the cyclone 
  executable, and the accompanying cycbison and cycflex executables, 
  reside.  A trailing slash is required.

- `./configure' will generate config.h and Makefile, among other files.

- `make' will compile everything.

- `run.sh' will run boa.

- `make clean' will clean up everything, except the files generated by the
   configure script.

- `make distclean' will clean up everything.

Note: You must have /bin/tcsh installed on your system to execute `run.sh'.
      You must also have sed installed for `make' to properly setup 
      boa.conf (the boa configuration file) and hack some other files to
      work around Cyclone bugs.

Note: `test.sh', located in the same directory as this README, will use
      wget to run a very rudimentary test of boa.  You can use `test.sh' 
      with both the C and Cyclone versions of boa.

Note: Use the same instructions as above to compile and run the C version 
      of boa.  You must compile the Cyclone version of boa before running 
      the C version of boa.  More specifically, to use ./c/src/run.sh, you 
      must have run `make' in the ./cyclone/src directory.  This is 
      because the Cyclone makefile sets up boa configuration files and 
      sample HTML documents that are also used by the C version.
