
	To use the lc program, you must have a directory which contains:

	1)	a directory called "include", which is identical to the one
		supplied by Lattice, containing all necessary header files.

	2)	a directory called "c", which contains the programs lc1, lc2,
		assem (if you have it), and alink, as supplied by Lattice.

	3)	a directory called "lib", which contains library files
		amiga.lib, debug.lib, AStartup.obj and lc.lib.

	3)	a directory called "src", containing the "lc.doc" file, which
		the program displays when invoked by "lc ?".  Also, you must
		have a program called "more" in your c: directory to display
		the file (you can just rename c:type as c:more if you want).

	4)	optionally, if you want to use assembly include files when
		using lc to run the assembler, a directory called "include_asm",
		identical to the include directory as supplied by Lattice.

	Once you have this directory set up, assign lc: to it.  lc looks
	for all of these directories using the logical prefix lc:

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