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#ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" /* SVr4.0 1.7 */

This directory and its subdirectories contain the files necessary

for making ex/vi in the AT&T UNIX environment:

This is a list of all the important directories and what's

hidden under each.

misc - contains files used in the "make" of ex/vi

{ mkstr.c, xstr.c ...}

port - ex/vi source directory.

local - contains "uparm.h" which must be edited to

reflect your system setup!

EXAMPLE:

--------

#define libpath(file) "/usr/lib/file"

#define loclibpath(file) "/usr/lib/file"

#define binpath(file) "/usr/lbin/file"

#define usrpath(file) "/usr/file"

** libpath is where ex/vi expects the strings file

(exstrings...this file is made as the ex/vi source

is compiled), and ex/vi 's recover & preserve commands

(exrecover and expreserve).

** usrpath is where the preserved files are held after

a hangup or fail..."preserve" is tacked onto

the end of the usrpath string .

PATHs to look at (and possibly change) include:

port/makefile.usg ---|

preserve and recover commands all are installed in

${LIBDIR}....make sure this is where you

want them to go. This path must be the same as

the path defined in local/uparm.h ...c variable

name is usrpath.

In the event of a hangup, the editor will place a

copy of the temporary file in /usr/preserve.