Installation of mkproto

This version of mkproto is configured to run within the CONGEN
molecular modeling software. In that environment, there is an
environment variable, CGPLATFORM, which identifies the compilation
environment.  Included with this software are a set of files
containing makefile macros for each of these environments. These files
are named, <platform>.make. The only macros from these files which are
needed for installing mkproto are CC, CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, and INSTALL.
They have the following meanings:

CC	  C compiler invocation.
CFLAGS	  Options to control the C compiler
CPPFLAGS  Flags to control the operation of the C preprocessor.
INSTALL	  Berkeley install invocation.

The installation process on UNIX machines is as follows:

1) Construct the makefile from makefile.gen. If your machine is
included in one of the makefile macro files, just concatenate the
appropriate .make file with makefile.gen to make the makefile. If
your machine is not included, use the existing macro files as
a guide.

2) Modify your makefile to reference the appropriate destination
directories: BIN for the installed binary, MAN for the man page,
and PSMAN for Postscript versions of the man page.

3) Issue the command, "make test", which will compile mkproto
and test it. The output file, test.dif, should be empty.

4) Issue the command, "make install", to install it.

VMS installation

You will need MMS (the VMS equivalent of `make'), and you follow the
basic steps listed above using MMS. A description file, descrip.mms,
is included.
