Linstall v0.0.2
Ben Lynn

Just type "make" to compile for Linux. Unfortuantely this is not that useful
since it is easy to write scripts to do what this program does.

For Windows, compile by typing something like:

    make win32=1

Run the pack/winpack scripts for usage instructions.
"pack" requires the Linux libraries to have been compiled, and
"winpack" requires the Windows libraries.

Example:

Suppose you have a Windows program (and some data files):

program.exe
data1.dat
data2.dat
readme.txt
another.exe

First create a tar.bz2 file:

    tar cvfj program.tar.bz2 *

Then run the winpack script on it, and supply the name of the program
that is to be run after extractions:

    winpack program.tar.bz2 program.exe

This should create a file named "setup.exe". When run in Windows, it
will create a temporary directory, extract the above files inside and
execute "program.exe".
