This is the amiga-port of bc 1.02

Actually, I didn't really port anything.
I  simply  set  up the config.h file, wrote a lmkfile, found out that SAS/C
V5.10b  lc.lib  doesn't  have getopt(), copied getopt.c, getopt.h, tailor.h
from  some  other  GNU  program,  found  out  that  SAS/C  V5.10b sucks (it
complains about "#if defined(const)" in getopt.c), and finally compiled the
whole thing.
The  checklib.b  test  reports some failures; I compiled bc with gcc before
doing  the  SAS/C  port,  and the gcc-compiled bc also reports failures.  I
don't know whether this is normal or not.

This archive should contain the following files:
   bc               the executable
   bc.0             the man-page
   ReadMe.amiga     this file
   README           the original readme
   COPYING          the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 2

   config.h         various files needed to recompile
   src.diff
   lmkfile
   getopt.c
   getopt.h
   tailor.h


If  you  want  to  recompile  bc,  do  the  following:   get  the  original
bc-1.02.tar.gz   archive  and  unpack  it.   Copy  "tailor.h",  "getopt.h",
"getopt.c",  "config.h"  and  "lmkfile"  from the Amiga-distribution to the
bc-1.02  directory, apply the src.diff patch, cd into bc-1.02 and type 'lmk
usedist'.  Then type 'lmk' and wait.
If  you  don't  do 'lmk usedist', the lmkfile will remake bc.c, y.tab.h and
scan.c.  This procedure requires yacc and lex.
If  you  don't  apply  the  patch, no harm will happen.  The patch is there
since  AmigaOS signals are just signals, saying e.g.  "please abort".  That
is  why  I  put  a  chkabort()  call  inside  the  main  loop, to make sure
interrupts are not delayed until the next time bc decides to do some I/O.

Christian Stieber
Konradstraße 41
D-85055 Ingolstadt
(Germany)

Currently I'm a student, so I can be reached as
    stieber@informatik.tu-muenchen.de