-- 1997/3/20 - T.Dickey <dickey@clark.net>

This is the first pass of an auto-configure script which I and Jim Spath
have been working on.  It uses autoconf 2.12 to generate a Bourne shell
script (configure), which can be run on a UNIX platform to generate:

	lynx_cfg.h
	makefile

to replace the top-level Makefile of Lynx.  Ultimately the generated
makefile will have a single target (rather than the multitude of specific
platforms).  At this stage, we've gotten as far as combining several of the
more common configurations (noted in makefile according to when they were
tested).

To use the configure script, simply type

	configure
or	configure --with-screen=ncurses
or	configure --with-screen=slang

and
	make <platform>

e.g., one of

	make linux
	make sgi
	make solaris
	make sun4

Since the linux target has only a minor special case #ifdef, I've also built
AIX (cc), CLIX (cc), SCO (cc) and HP-UX (K&R c, gcc) configurations using that
target.  Jim has tested additionally the FreeBSD, NetBSD configurations, and
will investigate DGUX.