This directory contains scripts that might be useful during a port.
You might also like to look in the tools directory for other programs
that are useful when actually running lq-text; in particular, "rs" is used
by the lq shell script.

Currently, there are the following shell scripts here:

mkpath
    donated by Mark Moreas, then at the University of Tornoto
    This implements mkdir -p, so you can do
    mkpath /usr/src/cmd/lq-text
    and all the directories in the given path are created as needed.

install
    This is based on the 4.x BSD shell script, and is used to copy or
    move a program into a public directory.

oldranlib
    written by Liam Quin
    This is used to make sure that individual compiled .o files are
    placed in a library in an order such that the loader only has to do
    a single pass over the library to compile a file against that library.
    In other words, a file cannot refer to a variable or function defined
    in an earlier file in the library unless that file has already been
    included for some other reason.
    If you have a system old enough to need this, you might like to consider
    upgrading...
    On some systems, "configure" will set you up to use this even if
    it is not needed.  Compilation times will generally be reduced anyway,
    so it doesn't actually hurt.

