Using UNIX Host Software on a MIPS System

UNIX on a MIPS host is a combination of BSD and SYSV UNIX. On a MIPS host, install
QMSoft as though the host were running BSD UNIX. For compilation to succeed, a minor
modification to the ~QMSoft/BSD/Makefile is required:

Before running Qinstall, edit ~QMSoft/BSD/Makefile as follows:

1.  At the beginning of line 6, insert

      #

2.  At the beginning of line 8, remove

      #

The Makefile should now look like this: 

      CC = cc
      #CFLAGS =
      #Uncomment the following line if compiling on an MIPS:
      CFLAGS = -systype bsd43

      #Uncomment the following line to turn on debugging:
      #DFLAGS = -DDEBUG -g
      
      qef: qef.o qefutil.o
           ${CC} ${CFLAGS} -o qef qef.o qefutil.o

      qef.o: qef.h
           ${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${DFLAGS} -c $*.c

      qefutil.o: qef.h
           ${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${DFLAGS} -c $*.c

      prtpost: prtpost.o getargs.o
           ${CC} ${CFLAGS} -o prtpost prtpost.o getargs.o

      getargs.o: externs.h
           ${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${DFLAGS} -c prtpost.c getargs.c

Now change directory to QMSoft and type

           ./Qinstall

Follow the QMSoft installation instructions on the screen.
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