* Funiter:

Latest version: 2.4.0

Please note that this version of Funiter requires Allegro 4.2.0 or higher.

You can get Allegro at: 

http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
http://alleg.sourceforge.net/wip.html

Optional: JPGAlleg 2.5  (http://www.ecplusplus.com/index.php?page=projects&pid=1)



* General information regarding Funiter:

Funiter is Copyright (C) 1995-2010 by Stijn Wolters.
Original idea: Ernic Kamerich (University of Nijmegen).

You may distribute it under the GNU General Public License,
see COPYING for more information.

Funiter (short for FUNction ITERation) is an application developed 
for educational purposes as a laboratory, generating graphs of several 
types for iteration of real and complex functions, with comfortable 
switching between related types of graphs. Originaly developed in the 
context of courses at the University of Nijmegen (Netherlands) for
highschool students with a special interest in beta-studies.



* Getting help, reporting bugs, etcetera

Documentation is available in docs/en/html/ or docs\en\html\ (slashes
depending on your OS), or online at http://www.funiter.org/docse.shtml.

You can contact me at stijnw@funiter.org or subscribe to the Funiter
mailinglist: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/funiter-main

The webpage where you can find Funiter is:

http://www.funiter.org/ or http://www.funiter.nu/



* Compiling Funiter:

To build Funiter on Linux or MacOS X, type:

  make UNIX_PLATFORM=1

For DOS or Windows, type:

  make

after that you can type:

./funiter

to run funiter.

To build with the optional libraries, first add 'clean' to the make line,
then build again by adding:

BUILD_WITH_JPGALLEG=1

With commandline option '-l' you can select a language file, i.e.
./funiter -ldutch.mnu 

Use -s for graphic-mode selection (Use this option with care!)

Use -m to select a Fractint map file.

Use -c to select a Funiter configuration file.



* Building the documentation:

To build the documentation, go to:

  docs/en/ (English documentation)

    or

  docs/nl/ (Dutch documentation)

For Linux or MacOS X, type:

  make UNIX_PLATFORM=1

For DOS/Windows, type:

  make

the new build documentation will be in docs/en/html/ and docs/nl/html/

Under normal circumstances you don't have to rebuild the documentation.
You only have to rebuild documentation if: you checked out Funiter from
svn, you altered the documentation sources, or you added documentation 
for a language that is currently not supported.
