To build
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  To compile the source using the builtin defaults, type:

    ./configure ; make

  There are a couple of options to these commands that may interest you:

    ./configure --prefix=/path/to/some/directory

  If you use this option with the configure command, then gnofin will be
  installed in /path/to/some/directory/bin, and the man file will be
  installed in /path/to/some/directory/man.

  If you want to debug gnofin, you will probably want to call configure with
  the --enable-debug option.  This will cause gnofin to generate a lot of
  useful debugging information as it runs (see the README file for more info).

  The purpose of the configure command is to generate a Makefile that is
  consistent with your system (eg. the compiler may not be located in the
  same place on all systems).  Once you have the Makefile, you can call
  make by itself to build the source, but you can also call it as:

    make clean

  to clear out any compilation results, including object files and the gnofin
  binary itself.  You can also use the "distclean" option to restore the
  source tree to its original state (ie. as it was when first untarred).


To install
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  make install
