Instructions for installing tango from source

Tango relies upon tools from the Brown Workstation
Environment (BWE) and the FIELD programming
environment.  Both these packages must be installed
before tango can be installed.	Specifically, tango will
be looking for the files $(PRO)/lib/libbwe.a,
$(PRO)/lib/libfield.a, and $(PRO)/lib/libnothread.a,
as well as an X11 library.  Tango also uses dynload,
a dynamic loading tool that is included in the BWE
distribution.

Once these packages are ready, to make Tango just
run the INSTALL script in this directory.  It should
go into the tango and dance directories and make their
respective executables.  To make some sample animations,
go into the examples directory and do the following:

1. Pick out a desired animation such as bpack.
2. make msgbpack
3. make bpackscenes.o

then you're ready to run
	tango bpack
and	msgbpack

You may have to edit the Makefiles in the three directories and set
the variable PRO.

Tango should now run on Sun3, Sun4, Sparcstations, and DECstation 3100s.
