Quick guide to building the libraries and tests:
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1) ./configure

By default, configure runs interactively, prompting for each configuration option. configure may be run in non-interactive mode by using a -y flag. Additionally, a -m flag may be used for menu-based configuration.

2) make

Notes: 
- all binaries and object files will be placed in a subdirectory of the directory containing the source files.  
- a symbolic link is made to any target executables in the directory where the main is
- If you configure --with-shared-libs, it will only build shared libraries so you will need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH. (DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH under OS X)
e.g.  BASH example on linux with debug libraries
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(RESIP_PATH)/lib.debug.Linux.i686 

e.g. tcsh example on linux with optimized libraries
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $(RESIP_PATH)/lib.opt.Linux.i686 

e.g. BASH example on an Intel Macintosh running OS X
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(RESIP_PATH)/obj.debug.Darwin.i386

To build with distcc for distributed compilation (assume you have 4 hosts runing distccd)
See http://distcc.samba.org/
% ./configure --with-distcc
% make -j 8   


Supported Systems
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Supported Platforms: (to add new platform support see build/Makefile.osarch)
FreeBSD
Linux
QNX
SunOS  
Mac
cygwin

Supported toolchains: (to add new toolchain support see build/Makefile.tools)
gnu  (g++)
Intel (icc)
ARM cross-compiler (arm-linux-g++)
Sunpro (CC)