In this directory we build "condorized" versions of files that are found
in standard places on CMOS machines.  Those files are:

	/usr/lib/libcmna_sp.a
	/usr/include/cm/cmmd.make.include
	/bin/cmld

Since these files refer to each other by pathname, it is not practical
to place copies of them in the condor "release_dir" and the "install_dir".
(All the pathnames used if the files were in one of these directorys
would conflict with the names if the files were in the other directory.)
Instead we place the condor versions of these files in the same dirctories
where the standard versions are found, i.e.

	/usr/lib/libcmna_condor_sp.a
	/usr/include/cm/cmmd.make.include.condor
	/bin/cmld.condor

When building the rest of condor you should be operating as the "condor"
user, but "condor" will not normally have permission to write into
these directories.  Therefore, once this directory is build, you will
need to su to "root" and copy the files to their correct destinations.
You can run "make su_release" to accomplish this.

There is another problem in that when linking the scalar code cmld.condor
will need to substitute the condor version of the C library for the
standard one.  Since this library will already be found in both the
"release_dir" and "install_dir", we chose not to install yet another copy
in the standard directory "/lib".  Instead we alter the flags given to
"ld" by the script "cmld.condor" so that the "release_dir" and "install_dir"
directories will be searched when resolving library references.  Of course
the actual pathnames of those directories will be site dependent.  To
get the correct pathnames for your site, you will need to edit
"cmld.sed.script" and change the strings "/usr/uw/condor/lib" and
"var/home/condor/SPARC_CMOS/release_dir" to pathnames that are
appropriate at your site.  This must be done BEFORE you run "make"
or "make release" in this directory.

