	# 
	# assuming we have the GCC compiler. if not available,
	# 'cc' should work in place of gcc.
	# 
	# option '-s' may be deleted (from the link) if there 
	# are any warnings about it. On every unix compiler 
	# I've used, it's used to strip additional debug info 
	# from the executable.
	#
	#
echo 'rm -f fplot multiplt *.o'
rm -f fplot multiplt *.o
#
echo 'gcc -c -Wall -O fplot.c'
gcc -c -Wall -O fplot.c
#
echo 'gcc -c -Wall -O fpout.c'
gcc -c -Wall -O fpout.c
#
echo 'gcc -c -Wall -O fpcmd.c'
gcc -c -Wall -O fpcmd.c
#
echo 'gcc -c -Wall -O fpset.c'
gcc -c -Wall -O fpset.c
#
echo 'gcc -c -Wall -O fplib.c'
gcc -c -Wall -O fplib.c
#
echo 'gcc fplot.o fpout.o fpcmd.o fpset.o fplib.o -s -static -lm -o fplot'
gcc fplot.o fpout.o fpcmd.o fpset.o fplib.o -s -static -lm -o fplot
#
echo 'rm fp*.o'
rm fp*.o
	#
	# build multiplt ...
	#
echo 'gcc -Wall -O multiplt.c -s -static -o multiplt'
gcc -Wall -O multiplt.c -s -static -o multiplt
	#
