File	Date	Author	Commit
doc	2009-08-01	Krupka	[013de4] fixed my email address
src	2009-08-02	Krupka	[b67bb4] got rid of unconditional conditional execution
AUTHORS	2009-08-01	Krupka	[013de4] fixed my email address
COPYING	2009-08-01	Krupka	[045d59] Add all of 1.0.0 release
ChangeLog	2009-08-01	Krupka	[045d59] Add all of 1.0.0 release
INSTALL	2009-08-01	Krupka	[045d59] Add all of 1.0.0 release
Makefile.am	2009-08-01	Krupka	[ece9d7] actually told automake to include file headers
NEWS	2009-08-01	Krupka	[045d59] Add all of 1.0.0 release
README	2009-08-01	Krupka	[229081] advocated ./boostrap in README
TODO	2009-08-01	Krupka	[d76dd8] changed my TODO entry to reflect my actual opinion
bootstrap	2009-08-01	Krupka	[045d59] Add all of 1.0.0 release
configure.ac	2009-08-01	Krupka	[045d59] Add all of 1.0.0 release

Read Me

This is the Ecstasy/Yaal (Apathy) Reference Implementation.

The FSF's boilerplate installation instructions are in INSTALL. Actually, if you
look in the main directory of this package, you'll find a few clearly named
files that are somewhat useful to look at.

For those that are using a git clone, or have a 'pure' package (one that
requires a pass through autotools): ./bootstrap is your friend. The
script is pretty simple, so take a look at it. It covers some basic actions:
running autotools, cleaning to the bare minimum (do this before commiting or
distributing purely), rerunning autotools after cleaning, and archiving the pure
package. Also, it does nothing if you use it incorrectly, and prints a nice little
help message.

The Ecstasy/Yaal homepage is at <http://ecstasy.sourceforge.net>. Please go
there for *anything* involving Ecstasy/Yaal.

This package is under the MIT X11 license. The full text can be found in
COPYING, or at <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php>.