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From: RWS@ZERMATT.LCS.MIT.EDU (Robert Scheifler)
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Subject: Making X.V11R1 on Sun 3
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Date: Fri, 25-Sep-87 13:50:00 EDT
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    Date: Thu, 24 Sep 87 10:58:26 edt
    From: Alan Schultz <schultz@nrl-aic.ARPA>

    WHAT I'VE ALREADY DONE:
	    0) applied all patches
	    1) made minor change to Sun.macros
	    2) make Makefiles
	    3) make Makefile
	    4) make depend
	    5) per advice from David Stampf, changed servers/ddx/sun/Makefile
	       as follows...
		  change:    all:: $(OFILES) kbd_mode 
		      to:    all:: $(OFILES) kbd_mode $(OBJS)

I don't know why you would want to do this, because making the Makefile
from the Imakefile should add an all:: line for libsun.a, which is what
you really want.  (However, I'm assuming you've applied the patch we
sent out for this Imakefile.)

	    QUESTION! Do I need to do make depend again now?

No.

	    QUESTION: In servers/ddx/sun/README, we are instructed to "make
    sure that the fonts/Makefile uses the pad flag on the font compiler to pad
    the glyphs to 4-byte bounderies." I see nothing in fonts/Makefile
    concerning this. However, in fonts/compiler/fc.h I see...
	
	    #ifdef sun
	    #   define DEFAULTGLPAD 4;
	    ...
	    #endif

    Does this take care of it? If not, what is the exact name of the pad flag
    and how exactly should this be done.

That should take care of it.

					 Also, the #define above ends with a
    semicolon, and that seems wrong!?!?

You are right, that seems wrong.

	    QUESTION: Have I missed anything else????

No, let 'er rip.