c3270 Additional Build and Install Instructions
	This file describes build and install information specific to
	c3270. For general build information, look
	here.
	Wide Curses Requirement
	c3270 needs the 'wide' version of the curses or ncurses library (one
	that supports multi-byte character encodings).
	Without wide curses or ncurses, c3270 will be restricted to using the
	7-bit basic ASCII character set.
	
	On some platforms, the standard curses or ncurses library is the wide
	version and no extra packages need be installed. On others, a special
	wide ncurses package is needed. On still others (such as on Solaris,
	documented below) the wide curses library is installed in a special
	location and configure must be told where to locate it using
	CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS.
	
Notes for Ubuntu
	Additonal packages needed to compile c3270 are:
	
	Notes for Cygwin
	Additional Cygwin packages are needed to compile c3270:
	
	    - The libncurses-devel package from the
		Devel group
- For command-line editing and history, the
		readline package from the Devel group
 Notes for Solaris
	c3270 prefers wide curses, which on Solaris is in the
	/usr/xpg4 directory. To use this version of curses, set
	CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS when running configure:
	   ./configure CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/xpg4/include LDFLAGS=-L/usr/xpg4/lib
	c3270-Specific configure Options
	The c3270 configure script accepts the following
	c3270-specific option:
	
	    
		
		    | --without-readline | Don't use the readline command-line editing
			library, even if it is found on the system. |