Pantomime v1.1.2
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Compiling Pantomime for GNUstep
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To try Pantomime, your first need to install GNUstep. You can get GNUstep at:

http://www.gnustep.org

Be sure to fully read and understand the GNUstep installation procedure. You 
can read a comprehensive guide on how to install GNUstep on Unix systems here:

http://documents.made-it.com/GNUstep/Build/

Once you have installed GNUstep, you can compile Pantomime.

To compile and install it:

cd Pantomime
make
make install

In order to have proper SSL support in Pantomime, you must compile and install
the SSL bundle.

To compile and install it:

cd Bundle/SSL
make
make install

If you are using RedHat 9 or Fedora, you might have to modify the
Bundle/SSL/GNUmakefile file before trying to compile the SSL bundle.
Replace the following line:

ADDITIONAL_INCLUDE_DIRS = -I../../Headers

with:

ADDITIONAL_INCLUDE_DIRS = -I../../Headers -I/usr/kerberos/include

in order to incluse the Kerberos headers during compilation (since
your OpenSSL installation requires them).


Compiling Pantomime for Apple Mac OS X
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In order to compile Pantomime under OS X, you first need to install Apple's
developer tools. You can get them at:

http://developer.apple.com/tools/

Once you've downloaded and installed the developer tools, open Project Builder.

Once Project Builder is started, open the Pantomime's project file (Pantomime.pbproj).

To compile it, choose the "Build" menu item from the "Build" menu. This will create
a "Pantomime.framework" directory inside the Pantomime's build directory. You can
safely move this framework where you want, or simply add it to your application
from Project Builder (Project->Add Frameworks...).



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Author: Ludovic Marcotte (ludovic@Sophos.ca)

The name "Pantomime" was proposed by Jay Kominek.
