This is the INSTALL file


** This assumes you are compiling on a DOS system using Borland C 3.1:

To compile the libraries:

* make -f makefile.bc


To compile the test programs:

* make -f makefile.bc test


To test, make sure you have set NLSPATH and LANG to their correct
values.  As an example, set NLSPATH to the location of the 'nls'
directory, and set LANG to the value 'pig'.  Then run CATS.EXE to see
what happens!

Note that the output from CATS2.EXE is totally independent of the
NLSPATH and LANG settings.  That's because it uses a hard-coded
filename for the language catalog.


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** Cats has a second method for locating its message catalog files.
   Instead of looking for files under %NLSPATH%\cat.%LANG%, it looks
   for its files under %NLSPATH%\%LANG%\cat.  In this way, you can
   have a language code in LANG that is more than 2 or 3 characters.
   However, this code may still be a little buggy.  To use it, simply
   add -DBUGGY_CODE to the CFLAGS macro in Lib\Makefile.bc
