1. Decide on an install location.
   
	The default is /usr/local/juno, if you'd like to change this add
	
	  -e PREFIX=/your/location/here
	  
	to ALL THE MAKE COMMANDS.
	
	
2. Decide if you want to make the multi-thread safe version, which depends
   on the pthread libraries, or the single thread version.  If your system
	has the pthread libraries it is okay to use the multithread version in
	single threaded programs.
	
	To build and install the multithread version (recommended) use:
	
	  $make 
	  $make install
	
	To build and install the thread-unsafe version use:
	
	  $ make nothreads
	  $ make install_nothreads
	  
   If a non-default install location is required add the -e option, as
	mentioned in step 1.  Examples:
	
	  $make -e PREFIX=/home/joe 
	  $make -e PREFIX=/home/joe install_nothreads
	

3. If you want the source code documentation use.

    $make html
	
  The multi-threaded and single-threaded docs are identical.


4. System setup.  To allow the linker to automatically find the shared 
   ojects do one of the following:
	
	On Linux
	--------
	$ echo /THE/INSTALL/LOCATION/lib > rpwgse.conf
	$ su
	# cp rpwgse.conf /etc/ld.so.conf.d/
	# /sbin/ldconfig -v | grep /THE/INSTALL/LOCATION/lib
	
	On Solaris
	----------
	TBD
		
	On Windows
	----------
	Only static libs are created on windows, there is no need to worry about
	DLL paths.
	
	
	If you don't have write access to the system-wide loader configuration
	you can set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to point to the
	installed lib directory.

As of 2009-02-12, the software has been tested on i686 and x86_64 linux,
and the single threaded version has been tested on Windows under the mingw
compiler.  Solaris and MacOS have not been tested.