This is the directory where your smalltalk executable is created.

The TOP makefile arrives here and does a 'make' here as

a final step.

The make here will leave an executable 'smalltalk' here.

This can be executed here or copied to use/local/bin (or whereever).

For proper execution, smalltalk needs access to the sourcefiles (for the browser)

and some config files (resources, styles and .rc files).

The makefile here creates subdirectories containing symbolic links to

these files. The searchpath (see Smalltalk>>systemPath) for all file accesses

is set to access files either locally, or in usr/local/lib/smalltalk.

Local operation:

	files are installed as symbolic links in subdirectories.

	The are accessed locally ('.' being in the path)

Group operation (proper installation):

	the files are installed as copies subdirs of in usr/local/lib/smalltalk

	Users may override these by creating subdirectories locally

	(for example: having a private 'smalltalk.rc')

	Access is from local files or global files - whichever is found first

Things you can do here:

    make                compile a smalltalk, create symbolic links to

			sourcefiles, bitmaps and resources.

			The resulting executable (stx) is fit for local

			execution (i.e. it does not require any installed

			files from other places).

			It can also be installed for shared usage (in /usr/local)

			via the INSTALL script found in the TO directory.

    make smalltalk      only compile; leave links alone

    make smalltalk ADDITIONAL_CLASSES=<list of class names> \

		   ADDITIONAL_OBJS=<list of object files>

			compile (i.e. link) a smalltalk, which contains

			additional user classes.

			This can be used to make a bigger smalltalk, without

			defining a PACK.

			However, we recommend adding a package definition to the

			configurations/PACKS directory, and doing a CONFIG.

    make stx_fullstatic

			generates a statically linked executable.

			On some systems (solaris), this has a much faster

			startup time, since the shared-library linker does not have

			to patch the executable during startup (which creates lots of

			copy-on-write actions).

    make symLinks       only symbolic links are created

    make install        install smalltalk, libraries, include-files

			and sources in DESTBINDIR and DESTLIBDIR.

			Check with 'make -n install' before doing so.

			DESTBINDIR/DESTLIBDIR are typically set to

				/usr/local/bin

				/usr/local/lib/smalltalk

			respectively.

    make demoApp1       a 'hello world' non-graphical demo application

			see more in ../demoApps