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+For the copyright notice read the file LICENCE.txt.
+I would like to be notified if you use this code, change it for your own
+project or would like to have some improvement. I will even accept patches
+if the don't break anything.
+
+
+Installation Instructions for ggee
+===================================
+
+To compile ggee under Linux and IRIX:
+
+Unpack ggee.**.tar.gz (you have already done that).
+
+cd to the ggee directory and type
+
+"configure" followed by
+"make" for building single externals
+"make ggext" for building the "classical" ggext library.
+
+that should do it for Linux. Any other platform I haven't tested
+yet, and I would like to hear how the compilation works there.
+
+For building on NT, use the build.bat script.
+Before doing that, take a look if there are some dll's hanging around,
+I may have included them.
+
+
+*****NEW****
+ggee now comes with support for pd-0.32. If you want to compile ggee for
+earlier versions of pd, copy the files m_pd.h, m_imp.h and !! g_canvas.h
+to the ggee "include" directory and configure with
+
+./configure --with-minor-version=30
+
+
+
+STK external (with STK 3.2)
+=============
+
+Get the STK toolkit from:
+
+<http://www-ccrma.stanford.edu/CCRMA/Software/STK/>
+
+To use the stk object, you have to download Perry Cooks STK toolkit.
+Unpack it besides ggee.
+
+Then you have to remove the file stk/include/Object.h
+
+call configure with
+ configure --with-stk=../stk
+
+and then do a make.
+
+ and finally, as stk needs some sound samples, you have to call
+
+make install_stk
+
+ as root.
+
+
+Usage
+======
+
+To use the ggext library within pd you have to load it with the "-lib" switch. (see pd -help)
+If you built the single externals you can copy them either to a common place and use the
+"-path" option for pd (e.g. copy them to /usr/lib/pd/externs and call pd like
+"pd -path /usr/lib/pd/externs". Or, you can just put them into the same
+directory as you put the patches which use them.
+
+make install by default puts either ggext.pd_linux or all the single externals into /usr/lib/pd/externs.
+
+You can put these default options into your ".pdrc" file.
+
+
+Guenter <geiger@epy.co.at>
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