To build on Unix, edit the Makefile, and do a make. You can also build in a different directory. This requires GNU make or another make that implements VPATH. Copy or link the top-level Makefile to the build directory, change srcdir in the Makefile to point to the original directory, and do a make in the build directory.
make check runs some tests. You shouldn't get any reports of differences.
make install installs the programs; `make install-man' installs the man pages.
You can use the following compilers:
With gcc 2.6.3/SunOS 4, you'll need to compile with
-Dsig_atomic_t=int
, and, if you want to compile with
-DSP_HAVE_SOCKET, you'll need to make netdb.h and arpa/inet.h C++
compatible.