Here are a few hints which might help installing recode on some
systems.  Most may be applied by temporary presetting environment
variables while calling `sh configure'.  File INSTALL tells you more
about how to do this.

* Some C compilers, like Apollo's, have a real hard time compiling
merged.c.  If this is your case, avoid compiler optimization and, from
within the Bourne shell, use:

	DEFS=-DUSE_FPUTC sh configure

* For 80286 based systems, it has been reported that some compilers
generate wrong code while optimizing for `small' models.  So, from
within the Bourne shell, do:

	DEFS=-Ml LDEFS=-Ml sh configure

to force large memory model.  For 80286 Xenix compiler, the last time
it was tried a while ago, one ought to use:

	DEFS='-Ml -F2000' LDEFS=-Ml sh configure

* Some smallish systems have poor `popen' support or trash heavily
when processes fork's.  In this case, merely remove -DHAVE_POPEN and
-DHAVE_PIPE from Makefile's DEFS, just before doing `make'.
