Both a sample Makefile and an Imakefile are provided.  The Imakefile may 
produce a Makefile that makes a clean build.  If not, edit the sample 
Makefile, it's quite clean.
Set INCDIR to wherever your X11 include files are, CC to your C compiler, 
and add any defines necessary to CFLAGS.  Example defines are provided for 
systems that I had easy access to:
    HPFLAGS:            HP-UX HP9000s700
    SGIFLAGS:           SGI IRIX 5.3 mips
    SUNOSFLAGS:         SunOS 4
    SOLARISFLAGS:       SunOS 5 sparc
    NETBSDFLAGS:        NetBSD 1.1B i386

On Solaris, make sure to define SOLARIS, and add -lsocket to LIBS.  
On BSD systems, add -ltermcap to LIBS.
You can test the color support with the provided flag file, VT support 
with a program like nethack or angband (or vi for that matter), and the 
Tek support with the files under tektests.
A manual page is provided in color_xterm.man, and termcap and terminfo
entries in the termcap and terminfo files.
If the scrollbar behaves strangely, try defining/undefining NARROWPROTO.
There has been a report that ws does not always get declared properly.  
I have been unable to reproduce this problem, but it reportedly is 
solved by simply adding a "struct winsize ws;" before main() in main.c.
If you had to patch something to get color_xterm to build on your system, 
e-mail me at jlm@ugcs.caltech.edu, and I'll merge the changes back into the 
main distribution.

Good luck
	-- Jacob L. Mandelson
