There are 2 tarballs, wxconf.tgz and wxconfdep.tgz
wxconfdep.tgz is for developers using using GNU make and GNU gcc or EGCS. It
   makes dependency files.
wxconf.tgz is for developers who don't want dependency files or for systems
   not using GNU tools.
automake will not create dependency files for anything other than GNU tools.

Before you untar wxconf*.tgz:
	rm -f `find . -name Makefile -o -name Makefile.in`
Tested on Linux with GTK+ 1.0.6, LessTif, Cygwin cross-compiler and Mingw32
	cross-compiler

If you want to build for GTK+ and Motif on the same system:
	make 2 directories, perhaps gtk and motif in the top-level wxWindows
		directory
	cd into 1 of them
	configure and make and make install in that directory
	../configure --datadir= will make separate package data directories
		for wx-config and setup.h, since they are put in
		@datadir@/wxWindows
To cross-compile:
	make a directory, such as mingw
	cd mingw
	../configure --cache-file=./cache-mingw --with-mingw
		--host=i586-pc-linux --build=i586-pc-mingw32
		--bindir=/usr/i586-pc-mingw32/bin
		--libdir=/usr/i586-pc-mingw32/lib
		--includedir=/usr/i586-pc-mingw32/include

Please note that one of the duplicate files that are in a GUI target
subdirectory and also in the generic subdirectory MUST BE MOVED OR RENAMED
if the one in the GUI target is not really to be used. E.g.,
gtk/textctrl.cpp (I moved this to gtk/working/textctrl.cpp so it wouldn't
be in the VPATH in src/Makefile.am) or motif/notebook.cpp. I set the VPATH
up so it looks in directories in the following order: common, GUI target
(gtk, motif or msw), generic. This allows the GUI target to override
something in generic if it wants to.

I've moved the following:
	src/gtk/working/treectrl.cpp
	src/motif/working/imaglist.cpp
	src/motif/working/listctrl.cpp
	src/motif/working/statusbr.cpp
	src/motif/working/treectrl.cpp

I put the patches I used to make the latest CVS version in wxconf_diff.gz.
Some are necessary; some are just to shut EGCS up.

1/15/1999
Phil Blecker
tmwg@inxservices.com