If your distribution has a file named ./configure, build using the
instructions in INSTALL, otherwise, find a Makefile that matches your
system in the csound directory.  Rename it to Makefile, and then edit
it following the instructions in its comments.

A GNU Build System can be constructed as follows:

   autoreconf -i
   ./configure
   make

The instructions in INSTALL only apply to a system with a ./configure
script.

SHARED LIBRARIES

By default, a system with a ./configure script will not build shared
libraries.  On Cygwin, one can build a Csound DDL that can be used
without the Cygwin DLL by configuring with the command:

   ./configure --enable-cygwin=no --enable-shared=yes

WINDOWS INSTALLER

Use MinGW and MSYS to create a Windows Installer with NSIS.  It will
install csound as flcsound, a simple FLTK application.  In MSYS,
place $HOME/bin on your path, and then configure both FLTK and Csound
with the command:

   ./configure --prefix=$HOME

Build and install FLTK, and then build Csound.  In the Csound source
directory, change to flcsound/nsis and type make.  This directory will
then contain all that is needed by NSIS.

MACOS X COMPRESSED DISK IMAGE

Build and install FLTK, and then build Csound.  In the Csound source
directory, change to flcsound/dmg and type make.  A compressed disk
image will be built in this directory.
