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circle30bpl12/bin/
circle30bpl12/cnf/
circle30bpl12/lib/
circle30bpl12/lib/etc/
circle30bpl12/lib/house/
circle30bpl12/lib/misc/
circle30bpl12/lib/plrobjs/
circle30bpl12/lib/plrobjs/A-E/
circle30bpl12/lib/plrobjs/F-J/
circle30bpl12/lib/plrobjs/K-O/
circle30bpl12/lib/plrobjs/P-T/
circle30bpl12/lib/plrobjs/U-Z/
circle30bpl12/lib/plrobjs/ZZZ/
circle30bpl12/lib/text/
circle30bpl12/lib/text/help/
circle30bpl12/lib/world/
circle30bpl12/lib/world/shp/
circle30bpl12/log/
		Compiling CircleMUD version 3.0 on the Amiga
			      By Jack Patton

To compile this under the amiga, you need the following:
* AmiTCP 3.0b and up or some other Amiga TCP/IP stack.
* GCC 2.6.3
* Ixemul.library 43.0+ (plus the SDK package)
* tar and gzip utilities
* 5 megs ram (Might work with less, untested)
* Compiles under AmigaDOS 2.x, 68000 CPU or better.
(All of these utilities are available at wuarchive.wustl.edu:/pub/aminet/
or at an aminet mirror near you.)
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Installation Instructions:
* Follow the procedure in the main README to unpack the distribution.
* cd to the src directory.
* Copy Makefile.amiga to Makefile
* Copy conf.h.amiga to conf.h
* Make sure your stack is set to at least 100K (stack 100000)
* Type make all
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Running the game:
Make sure you have your TCP/IP stack running.
Follow the regular CircleMUD documentation.
If the autorun script doesn't work for you, from the circle30 directory,
type bin/circle.
If you get a malloc() can't allocate memory error and the game quits when
you fire it up, this means you don't have enough memory to load the entire
world. You have two options, 1) run it in minimized mode (bin/circle -m)
or 2) Go into the lib/world/* directories, edit the index files to chop
out some of the zones.
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NOTES: General questions about CircleMUD can be addressed to the author,
Jeremy Elson, jelson@circlemud.org, questions about the Amiga port of
CircleMUD should be addressed to me at the address listed below.
 

Jack Patton <jpatton@intserv.com>