COMPILING NC
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With the present test version of the makefile you must do some things
yourself in order to get nc running. First create a directory 'nc'
under your home directory. If you choose another name, you will have to
edit config.h and .nc_keys. Unpack the packed distribution
file into that directory and edit config.h and, perhaps,
.nc_keys. These files contain some comments on what the entries
mean. .nc_keys is evaluated only at run-time, so you have not to
recompile nc if you change it. The makefile assumes you have 'g++',
the GNU C++ compiler and linker. Remember, this is only an alpha version,
many of the things in config.h will later be configured in some other
(and less painful) way. Then, issue the following commands:

make clean
make all

After this, copy nc.n (the manpage) into your manual directory, and set
a path to the directory where the executables 'nc', 'hd', 'del', 'undel'
and 'ncds' are located (or make a link to it in a directory that is in 
your path). Finally, remove any aliases from your .profile that define
'del' (if there are any), because 'del' is a program of the nc package
and it should *not* be an alias for 'rm' or something like that.

* NOTE 
* del/undel were removed from this version, because of some heavy bugs. 
* Please ignore any sections about these commands in the documentation.
* They will be supported in the near future again.


Before you invoke nc, you must set your terminal to 'vt100' emulation
(the linux console emulates a vt100), and set your $TERM variable
to the string 'vt100' (without quotes). This is necessary, because this 
version recognizes only this string and works only on vt100 terminals.

*** IMPORTANT: ***
Copy .nc_keys and .nc.getps1 to your home directory and read the manpage 
before you start working with nc.





